Drake is helping Kendrick so much with this stupid s*** lol
There's tangible evidence of this?
No it makes even more sense are you dumb. I don’t think you understand how people consume music. People don’t listen to albums the way they watch movies
No, it makes no sense at all. You are coping
There's tangible evidence of this?
I don’t think it will be immediately visible in this week’s projections but yeah, I think it’s positive attention for Kendrick and NLU specifically.
No, it makes no sense at all. You are coping
Explain why it makes no sense when you can listen to a 44 minute album twice in the time it takes you to listen to an 88 minute album once
Keep on digging
lol and that’s with 12 new songs above it, would be top 10 without the album tracks
I don’t hate Drake man.
He’s one of my favorite artists of all time, but I’m genuinely super disappointed with how he’s moved this year, and I also don’t love how inconsistent he’s been creatively this decade.
I thought things were headed in the right direction after 2022 but boy was I wrong
lmao i was basically a stan account until the antics following WDTY
Look around everybody on mute 😶
The 12-song set is projected to generate 291k in activity, including 325m on-demand audio streams. This gives Lamar an average of 27m streams per song—10m more per track than his previous release, Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers. The latter also racked up 325m streams in its first week, but with 19 tracks, its average was 17m per song.
Projected for 325m Streams, which would place him around the 25th biggest streaming week on the billboard 200
23. DAMN. - 341 million
24. Utopia - 330 million
25. The Off-Season - 325 million
26. We Don't Trust You - 324 million
27. KOD - 323 million