Feb 11, 2025·1 reply
mangotfluIf we're going based on popularity she deserves to be on there, but she never had huge cultural moments like the other things on his list
21 and 25 are the definition of cultural moments.
Hello is very likely the most talked-about release of the century. It was being discussed in the news all over the world as if it were a new world war.
Feb 11, 2025·1 replymangotfluOkay if he was so big, why had he never had one of his own songs chart on Billboard Hot 100 before MIA?
Stop playing dumb for once
He was already a name by most latinos in the community over here, he wasn't unknown at all lol not everything is strictly about Billboard charts and maybe one day you will get it
His name was already bigger in his early days than Ice Spice and thats a fact and unlike Ice Spice he used his early features in a good way, one of the reasons why he got bigger in the US after it
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replymangotflu
If we're going based on popularity she deserves to be on there, but she never had huge cultural moments like the other things on his list
Lol what? Everybody and your grandmother knows Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You
She was by far the biggest artist in the world and she definitely moved the world at that time, of course this was a cultural moment
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replymov
Stop playing dumb for once
He was already a name by most latinos in the community over here, he wasn't unknown at all lol not everything is strictly about Billboard charts and maybe one day you will get it
His name was already bigger in his early days than Ice Spice and thats a fact and unlike Ice Spice he used his early features in a good way, one of the reasons why he got bigger in the US after it
Lol @ not everything is about Billboard. We're talking about the popularity of the guy, how can you say he was big when he never had any popping songs (outside of features)? It's backwards
I never said he was unknown, he was mid level, like Ice Spice has been for the last year.
Here's a fact, far more people were googling Ice Spice in the last year~ than Bad Bunny in 2018. Literally 4x+ more
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replymov
Lol what? Everybody and your grandmother knows Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You
She was by far the biggest artist in the world and she definitely moved the world at that time, of course this was a cultural moment
So now simply having huge songs = cultural moments?
So then Drake + The Weeknd had big cultural moments too then, right?
- Feb 11, 2025·2 repliesmangotflu
So now simply having huge songs = cultural moments?
So then Drake + The Weeknd had big cultural moments too then, right?
Blinding Lights was definitely a cultural moment. Drake never had one.
Also Adele never had "huge songs" lol. Once again you're playing dumb, people should just ignore you since you're not from the US anyways
Feb 11, 2025·1 replymovBlinding Lights was definitely a cultural moment. Drake never had one.
Also Adele never had "huge songs" lol. Once again you're playing dumb, people should just ignore you since you're not from the US anyways
Bro is a re tard for a living
- Feb 11, 2025·4 repliesTilia
Bro is a re tard for a living
Blud thinks Hotline Bling was a cultural moment
- Feb 11, 2025mov
Blud thinks Hotline Bling was a cultural moment
Blud is a re tard
- Feb 11, 2025
always the Drake stans - Feb 11, 2025
Always the tards
- Feb 11, 2025
Drake never had a big cultural moment and even in 2018 he got washed by Push
- Feb 11, 2025mov
Blinding Lights was definitely a cultural moment. Drake never had one.
Also Adele never had "huge songs" lol. Once again you're playing dumb, people should just ignore you since you're not from the US anyways
If BL was a cultural moment, so was Shape of You by Ed. You got it lol.
- Feb 11, 2025jack johnson
21 and 25 are the definition of cultural moments.
Hello is very likely the most talked-about release of the century. It was being discussed in the news all over the world as if it were a new world war.
I don't think music being discussed widely like that makes it a cultural thing, a cultural thing is something deeper.
I was in Spain and they were discussing TTPD on the news there constantly, I would not say that album did anything culturally
- Feb 11, 2025·1 reply
Seems Bad Bunny is a lot more local than Sabrina/The Weeknd
Debí Tirar Más Fotos countries #1 on spotify: 11
Hurry Up Tomorrow: 18
Short n Sweet: 18all first week
- Feb 11, 2025
I guess some people weren't there...
- Feb 11, 2025mangotflu
Seems Bad Bunny is a lot more local than Sabrina/The Weeknd
Debí Tirar Más Fotos countries #1 on spotify: 11
Hurry Up Tomorrow: 18
Short n Sweet: 18all first week
Bad Bunny’s first week had 4 days of tracking. His 2nd week is where the album peaked.
Feb 11, 2025·3 repliesmovBlud thinks Hotline Bling was a cultural moment
HLB definitely was, it was so big even Trump did an SNL skit with it (not saying Trump is the culture, just using him to show how far it reached outside Drake’s core fanbase)
One Dance wasn’t though, even though it peaked higher on the charts
Feb 11, 2025·1 replyLes go
SWAN 💜Feb 11, 2025·1 replythe Drake hate is seriously frying y’all’s brains man
- Feb 11, 2025·1 reply
TheFaderScorpion sold 3.7M copies in 2018. 3.4M in SEA sales, 308K in pure sales, and 4.3 billion streams.
Un Verano Sin Ti sold 3.4M copies in 2022. 3.32M in SEA sales, about 68K in pure sales, and 4.3 billion streams.
So it finished with like 300K less than Scorpion without any physical copies available, was streamed basically the exact same amount of times, and did all of this while being an album completely in Spanish.
Un Verano Sin Ti is currently at 18 billion streams on Spotify, and Scorpion is at 10 billion. UVST is getting 7 million daily streams, and Scorpion is getting 2.3 million.
On the US Spotify Chart, UVST is currently at #41, and Scorpion is at #148.
If you wanna say “that’s because Bad Bunny just dropped an album”, then if we go back to a random day in August last summer, UVST was at #31 and Scorpion was at #163. If you wanna say “that’s because of the Kendrick beef”, then we can go back to February 2024 and UVST was at #28, while Scorpion was at #73.
Acting like it can’t be argued that Bad Bunny’s 2022 was bigger than Drake’s 2018 just feels like an opinion that can only be rooted in racism or xenophobia
What a disingenuous post. Your hate for Drake is truly boundless
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replySWAN
the Drake hate is seriously frying y’all’s brains man
It's really something else. Imagine thinking Drake's 2018 on Billboard (probably a top 3 biggest year any artist has had on Billboard this century), isn't as close as Bad Bunny's year in 2022. And saying that with confidence when the numbers can easily be pulled up
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replyExpert
Les go
https://twitter.com/KendrickChart/status/1889305610409091324 11 million
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replyKayTray
11 million
Biggest song of the night, biggest song of his career. I bet it returns to #1 on the Hot 100, further solidifying itself as his biggest song.
- Feb 11, 2025·1 replythegreatdivine
Biggest song of the night, biggest song of his career. I bet it returns to #1 on the Hot 100, further solidifying itself as his biggest song.
Will go down as the biggest rap song of all time
