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  • Aug 2, 2024
    B12

    Ice Spice and Mustard numbers

    She was always just a meme.

  • Nessy 🦎
    Aug 2, 2024
    B12

    Ice Spice and Mustard numbers

    and she got bots streaming her songs on other people's spotify accounts

  • Millionaire

    I almost feel bad for her

    everything about this album was handled poorly
    from it being only 10 songs to having no pop features to minimal promotion

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    the label shouldve outdone invasion of privacy levels of marketing for this album

  • B12

    Ice Spice and Mustard numbers

    We all said she was merely hype than the music itself. Not suprised at this number.

    Nicki, Doja, and Cardi are the only female rappers selling big numbers. Everyone else is glorified influencers.

  • Aug 3, 2024

    CHARLI DESERVES ALL OF THIS

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    whats Gordos #s

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    DiamondsFlooded

    the label shouldve outdone invasion of privacy levels of marketing for this album

    her hits don’t justify that kinda promo

  • Aug 3, 2024
    Slimane

    whats Gordos #s

    OP and akademiks are hiding it

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    Bobby_96

    I keep telling people that Toosie Slide was Drake's last truly global smash hit.

    Since Toosie Slide I don't think I can even name 3 global smash hit rap records in general tbh

    Not Like Us
    Industry Baby

    can't remember others, even industry baby is now 3 years old

  • Aug 3, 2024
    B12

    Ice Spice and Mustard numbers

    Doing Megan's 6 week old album first week sales is nasty work. I thought Ice was the rap princess

  • Aug 3, 2024
    Bobby_96

    I keep telling people that Toosie Slide was Drake's last truly global smash hit.

    One of his more pathetic songs too. Pure Tiktok bait. I'd say Wait for U is his last real hit but that's a feature

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    We already saw “dangerous” going from doing a steady 50k for like 2 years straight down to 35k when OTTAT dropped.

    So logically when he drops his 4th album, OTTAT will also decline to 50k, while the new project itself would probably also fail replicate a steady 65k weekly.

    Therefore, the answer to all your questions - “what kind of magic is Wallen doing to have this level unprecedented longevity ???” - is simply that he’s a new superstar in the streaming age & doesn’t have a lengthy discography to divert streams from his current project.

    It’s that easy.

    It isn't "that easy" though lol, because none of these other "superstars" are doing even half what he's doing. Post Malone also debutted in the streaming age and was doing insane numbers with his first 2 albums, but then he fell off fast as f***. In fact Stoney/Beerbongs weren't even doing half these Morgan numbers 3 years after their releases.

    We're in a time where almost everyone's struggling to sell(Stream) albums yet Morgan is putting up absolutely insane numbers, not sure how you're finding a way to brush over that fact

    This is Morgan's 3rd album and its been 17 months since release and it's still selling 64k a week whilst he has another album selling 37k a week

    Post Malone's 3rd album was selling 23k/week after 17 months, with Beerbongs selling 13k. Like lets get real here lol

    The Weeknd was selling out stadiums 12 months ago, yet I don't think he's selling more albums a week all combined than that 17 month old Morgan album lol.

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    Yapper

    he bout to do Vultures 1 numbers with a whole machine behind him?

    Vultures 1 and 2 combined might not even sell what Em did with one album

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    Midzy
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    Vultures 1 and 2 combined might not even sell what Em did with one album

    i'd hope so with interscope

  • Aug 3, 2024
    Midzy
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    Vultures 1 and 2 combined might not even sell what Em did with one album

    Eminem always outsold everyone except Drake and Ye's Indie and burned some bridges.

    Not to mention Vultures missed a day in tracking.

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    It isn't "that easy" though lol, because none of these other "superstars" are doing even half what he's doing. Post Malone also debutted in the streaming age and was doing insane numbers with his first 2 albums, but then he fell off fast as f***. In fact Stoney/Beerbongs weren't even doing half these Morgan numbers 3 years after their releases.

    We're in a time where almost everyone's struggling to sell(Stream) albums yet Morgan is putting up absolutely insane numbers, not sure how you're finding a way to brush over that fact

    This is Morgan's 3rd album and its been 17 months since release and it's still selling 64k a week whilst he has another album selling 37k a week

    Post Malone's 3rd album was selling 23k/week after 17 months, with Beerbongs selling 13k. Like lets get real here lol

    The Weeknd was selling out stadiums 12 months ago, yet I don't think he's selling more albums a week all combined than that 17 month old Morgan album lol.

    i mean, the example you gave with Posty doesnt really disprove my explanation in any way, since Post started to fall off after a few years like you said.

    the original argument was that "how is morgan doing 65k in 2 years instead of 50k?" which i explained with a fresh discography vs a lengthy discography.

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    as for the argument youre making, that its hard to be an albums seller/streamer today, given the examples weeknd & posty.. well heres the thing: theyre singles artists. Post has 8 diamond singles and the weeknd has the biggest hit of all time and a 3rd biggest hit of the decade.. theyre not nearly as albums-oriented as a country act.

    albums-oriented artists do exist, like bad bunny, or even olivia Rodriquez. sure, theyre not big as morgan domestically, but the point is, albums-acts to continue to exist nowadays.

    (and if you were to bring up "their recent albums are not nearly as successful", - that would be non pertinent, since thats more about how an artist and their team manage their careers to replicate continued success. the fact that Morgan managed this but they didnt, is unrelated to whether albums-focused acts can still thrive nowadays.)

  • B12

    Ice Spice and Mustard numbers

    Benito 😍

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    Yapper

    i'd hope so with interscope

    You were bold when you saw that low projection for Em, now you hide behind an excuse

  • rvi 🦤
    Aug 3, 2024
    Antidote

    @RVI

    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1819686776878870983

  • Aug 4, 2024
    Midzy

    You were bold when you saw that low projection for Em, now you hide behind an excuse

    all my posts were about his label

  • Aug 4, 2024
    Millionaire
    https://twitter.com/aubreysattorney/status/1819821336132567426

    Kinda crazy such big names selling like that lmao

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    kasich2028

    i mean, the example you gave with Posty doesnt really disprove my explanation in any way, since Post started to fall off after a few years like you said.

    the original argument was that "how is morgan doing 65k in 2 years instead of 50k?" which i explained with a fresh discography vs a lengthy discography.

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    as for the argument youre making, that its hard to be an albums seller/streamer today, given the examples weeknd & posty.. well heres the thing: theyre singles artists. Post has 8 diamond singles and the weeknd has the biggest hit of all time and a 3rd biggest hit of the decade.. theyre not nearly as albums-oriented as a country act.

    albums-oriented artists do exist, like bad bunny, or even olivia Rodriquez. sure, theyre not big as morgan domestically, but the point is, albums-acts to continue to exist nowadays.

    (and if you were to bring up "their recent albums are not nearly as successful", - that would be non pertinent, since thats more about how an artist and their team manage their careers to replicate continued success. the fact that Morgan managed this but they didnt, is unrelated to whether albums-focused acts can still thrive nowadays.)

    exactly tho, being 3 albums in and still maintaining that level of success is extremely difficult and I don't think any new (debut in streaming era) artist has done it yet except Morgan. Post failed on Album 3, Olivia basically on Album 2, Doja on Album 2

    Singles artists argument doesn't make sense to me since 95% of Morgan's sales are from streaming, which means all his songs are just racking up individual achievements too, he'll likely have 5+ diamond singles within the next year or 2 and destroy Post's record within 5 years tops

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