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  • Mar 10, 2024
    Wesley Snipes

    Drake having an official single pushed to the radio (You Broke My Heart) hovering in the 50's with a peak outside the top 10 is kind of reinforcing everyones point that he was a lot bigger 5-6 years ago.

    Thank you. Idk why they’re having such a hard time understanding.

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Mar 10, 2024
    Fax My Brother

    its amazing how meaningless this all is when all those drake songs fall off the billboard chart within a week of charting lol

    just utterly meaningless statpadding nonsense

    Cooked her

  • Mar 10, 2024
    thegreatdivine

    He's still topping everybody regardless so what does it matter? LeBron isn't at his peak anymore but he's still a top 5 player in the NBA on any night. That's Drake right now. Being mad that people praise his run/dominance is a foolish exercise because no one will ever replicate what he's done in rap commercially.

    LeBron is not currently top 5 in the league but that’s another discussion entirely

  • Midzy

    Carnival this week: 33.6m streams

    Laugh Now Cry Later: 66.5m streams

    I thought that Carnival post by @TnghtPresident wasn't even worth responding to because he's legitimately been on a bait posting spree but I do love seeing how yall shut that s*** down

  • My Turn
    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1592215792363311105https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1607597516261924864https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1717187051483742446

    They had no response to this. In no lifetime will Carnival move 445k units in a week

  • thegreatdivine

    They always think pulling up these stats takes some sort of Herculean effort when it's something that can be done in less than 3 minutes

    Ye stans think they're getting a deal on $20 shirts when they're cut from a single piece of cloth for 25 cents. You know doing math is hard for them. And they're maga supporters, they will make up their own facts in front of you and double down when you prove them wrong

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Mar 10, 2024
    deleteduser579

    first it was “kanye is washed he’s done haha naziye he doesn’t have the juice anymore papi won”

    then it was “of course it did numbers, it’s Kanye 🙄 “

    then it was “lol vultures came and went, gone within the first week 😊 “

    and now it’s “okay he has a hit b-b-but the charts are the weakest they’ve ever been” (although they were gassing that Slime You Out and First Person shooter slop)

    these niggas really just don’t stop im amazed

    Crine

  • Mmm Hmm 😆
    Mar 10, 2024
    Dino

    Didn’t hear anything about how weak the charts were when he tied MJ record for most number 1s either

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  • Mar 10, 2024
    thegreatdivine

    He's still topping everybody regardless so what does it matter? LeBron isn't at his peak anymore but he's still a top 5 player in the NBA on any night. That's Drake right now. Being mad that people praise his run/dominance is a foolish exercise because no one will ever replicate what he's done in rap commercially.

    Lebron isn’t top 5. Top 5 players don’t have their team in 9th place.

    He’s a good player that can occasionally remind you of what he used to be. Similar to Drake

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    thegreatdivine

    The music is all that matters because that's what people will be listening to for years to come. You can have the most bombastic rollout ever. If the music is trash or perceived to be trash, people won't return to it.

    Who talking bout years to come though? Thought this was a first week convo. First week is more about the hype and getting as many people as possible to check it out than it is about the music having staying power lol

    You’re talking about pop music as if it’s a meritocracy having a stronger single helps but there’s many other factors outside quality that determine success. It’s really not about quality at all because musical quality isn’t actually a real thing, it’s entirely subjective. Successful music doesn’t succeed because of its imaginary “quality”, it succeeds based on how much the artist connects with the general public, and if the music or imagery lines up with the trends and what people are interested in currently.

  • Mar 10, 2024
    thegreatdivine

    Drake has 32 songs released this decade that have spent at least 10 weeks on the Hot 100. Kanye only has 3 songs that have done that.

    You just gotta let them run with their narratives. It ain't their fault Kanye hasn't had a hit to his name in so long lmao.

    Lmao

  • Mar 10, 2024
    My Turn
    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1592215792363311105https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1607597516261924864https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1717187051483742446

    LNCL might as well be a Drake solo with how short Durk’s verse is

  • Fax My Brother

    its amazing how meaningless this all is when all those drake songs fall off the billboard chart within a week of charting lol

    just utterly meaningless statpadding nonsense

    Nah it's okay brother. Drake is more relevant than Ye at this moment. It's okay

  • Mar 10, 2024

    Carnival got y'all acting like this? In the weakest chart era ever?

  • Ye stans really riding for the 2nd worst album era next to Chick Fil A Jesus album?

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    Jim Napster

    It's Drake and Taylor, at points Weeknd

    then the rest of the world

    stop the nonsense

    It's Taylor

    Then everybody else.

    If Taylor and Drake dropped a new album the same week, Taylor would lap Drake's sales 3 times over. There is no comparison between Midnights and FATD sales-wise.

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    Noir

    It's Taylor

    Then everybody else.

    If Taylor and Drake dropped a new album the same week, Taylor would lap Drake's sales 3 times over. There is no comparison between Midnights and FATD sales-wise.

    Them 3x white sales ain't moving anybody
    It's like prime Eminem

    No impact

  • Mar 10, 2024
    quadra

    Them 3x white sales ain't moving anybody
    It's like prime Eminem

    No impact

    This might be the dumbest s*** i've ever read. I wish I were joking

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    quadra

    Them 3x white sales ain't moving anybody
    It's like prime Eminem

    No impact

    Let's not pretend new Drake music is influencing the culture like that in 2024.

    Like all great legacy acts, including Taylor, he can move the fans that are already going to his shows in droves. And when FATD songs get played, they move to the bathroom.

  • Mar 10, 2024
    Midzy
    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1766903260697223290

    @Brave

    If anyone was gonna do it, no surprise here. Goat s*** only

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    Noir

    Let's not pretend new Drake music is influencing the culture like that in 2024.

    Like all great legacy acts, including Taylor, he can move the fans that are already going to his shows in droves. And when FATD songs get played, they move to the bathroom.

    Remember they tried telling us every rapper was gonna be making dance music and honestly never mind remix’s were gonna be everywhere

  • Mar 10, 2024
    Midzy
    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1766903260697223290

    @Brave

    Deserved. Has like 10 hit singles

  • Mar 10, 2024
    Free YoungBoy

    Remember they tried telling us every rapper was gonna be making dance music and honestly never mind remix’s were gonna be everywhere

    When they said all the hoes love Honestly Nevermind, they were really talking about themselves

  • Mar 10, 2024
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    2words

    Who talking bout years to come though? Thought this was a first week convo. First week is more about the hype and getting as many people as possible to check it out than it is about the music having staying power lol

    You’re talking about pop music as if it’s a meritocracy having a stronger single helps but there’s many other factors outside quality that determine success. It’s really not about quality at all because musical quality isn’t actually a real thing, it’s entirely subjective. Successful music doesn’t succeed because of its imaginary “quality”, it succeeds based on how much the artist connects with the general public, and if the music or imagery lines up with the trends and what people are interested in currently.

    You’re talking about pop music as if it’s a meritocracy

    Great hooks are tho. Hype and demand will always come down to great hooks at the core. These mfs just start having lackluster hooks tbh that’s why they start selling less than before (and that’s not to minimize - hooks are just THAT important)

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