i think you’re misunderstanding me, it’s not about the album itself going #1 it’s about a song from the album going #1 over luther and NLU which means the album has at least one song that will debut with 4-5 million streams on US AM, a good sign that it’s doing really well on that platform
Not really a big deal… NC Tower is the first track so naturally everyone who checked out the album played it first. If a song from the middle or near the end had made it to #1 that would’ve been more impressive. Luther will be back at #1 on the next update.
NLU and Luther are gonna block all 21 tracks. Luther’s holding #1 for at least a week probably longer until something bigger comes out in March. I also think Drake’s album will peak on day one and then a steep drop.
I still think this album sells more than Drake’s next solo project. Fans have been waiting on this for months he’s got 21 tracks and it dropped on Valentines day. Anything under 300K would be disappointing imo.
Not really a big deal… NC Tower is the first track so naturally everyone who checked out the album played it first. If a song from the middle or near the end had made it to #1 that would’ve been more impressive. Luther will be back at #1 on the next update.
NLU and Luther are gonna block all 21 tracks. Luther’s holding #1 for at least a week probably longer until something bigger comes out in March. I also think Drake’s album will peak on day one and then a steep drop.
I still think this album sells more than Drake’s next solo project. Fans have been waiting on this for months he’s got 21 tracks and it dropped on Valentines day. Anything under 300K would be disappointing imo.
lol this is not selling more than Drake's next rap solo
Once again you’re missing the point lmfao. Following the superbowl not like us and luther have been pulling insane numbers, millions a day. Honestly nvm didn’t have that competition. You sound like you have no idea what ur talking about
luther is ONE song from GNX.
One song is not stopping a brand new 21 track Drake album from hitting #1 on Apple Music.
You’re talking like Kendrick has 5 GNX songs doing crazy damage on Apple Music right now. It’s really just luther and then Not Like Us, which isn’t on an album
i think you’re misunderstanding me, it’s not about the album itself going #1 it’s about a song from the album going #1 over luther and NLU which means the album has at least one song that will debut with 4-5 million streams on US AM, a good sign that it’s doing really well on that platform
It’s the first track of a brand new Drake album on its’ first day of release.
If Drake still has a song at #1 over Not Like Us after day 5, then we can talk
lol this is not selling more than Drake's next rap solo
Drake’s album generated a lot of buzz not only due to the SB performance but also cause everyone wanted to hear his response and how he’d bounce back. His next solo album could easily sell less especially if he finally drops a project thats way shorter than 21 tracks and a surprise drop.
Drake’s album generated a lot of buzz not only due to the SB performance but also cause everyone wanted to hear his response and how he’d bounce back. His next solo album could easily sell less especially if he finally drops a project thats way shorter than 21 tracks and a surprise drop.
Nope
Nope
it could
one thing he did last time post beef was drop undeniable music which hasn’t been the case now for 8 months plus this album and that’s not a recipe for success lol
idk why anyone would expect a song from this to go #1, neither of Drake’s other collab albums have a #1 single and both are with way more popular artists
lol this is not selling more than Drake's next rap solo
Collabs usually dont sell as much as solos
Dont know what this guy talking about
Why are y'all worried about a song from $$$4U going #1? Even if a song did, it wouldn't spend more than a single week at #1 because Luther is very strong and stable on streaming and has solid radio numbers to back it up. It'd just have to wait another week before going #1.
Her Loss didn't score any #1 hits and that didn't stop the album itself from being a success.
This was never the album to use to get a read on Drake's commercial standing. This was the album to see that he was still able to make great music and deliver something his fanbase enjoys and f***s with for the most part. Anyone trying to compare the performance of this album to that of GNX is being delusional. Save those takes for his next solo album.
He's already promoting his next solo album because he knows that's the album that really counts. He even addressed this album as "just a small token" for fans who never stopped f***ing with him.
Why are y'all worried about a song from $$$4U going #1? Even if a song did, it wouldn't spend more than a single week at #1 because Luther is very strong and stable on streaming and has solid radio numbers to back it up. It'd just have to wait another week before going #1.
Her Loss didn't score any #1 hits and that didn't stop the album itself from being a success.
This was never the album to use to get a read on Drake's commercial standing. This was the album to see that he was still able to make great music and deliver something his fanbase enjoys and f***s with for the most part. Anyone trying to compare the performance of this album to that of GNX is being delusional. Save those takes for his next solo album.
He's already promoting his next solo album because he knows that's the album that really counts. He even addressed this album as "just a small token" for fans who never stopped f***ing with him.
I agreed with this. But people going run different saying this album to see if he fell off.
I agreed with this. But people going run different saying this album to see if he fell off.
They can do that, that's fine. They did the same thing, ignoring all context when DAMN outsold More Life in 2017 and did the same thing when Honestly, Nevermind debuted with 204k in 2022.
Hurry Up Tomorrow did 130K first week from streams. $$$4U doing anything above this number is good
No physicals,
Collab album
(With PND)
No label support
No big features
The average number of streams to beat per day in the first week for US Spotify is 75,279,672.2857 (per Tortured Poets Department). With a Spotify userbase of around 100 million in the US as of 2024-2025 - based on my research - perhaps we finally have a good number on how many unique streams make up streaming figures
Next we look at listening habits. I’m gonna ask y’all anecdotally of both yourselves and the people in your lives: when y’all itt start streaming a new album and you enjoy it, are you spinning that thing for at least the first full week?
That Superbowl bump is insane
Wonder how it compares to other SB performances
It's the biggest yet because he performed mostly very recent songs.
The average number of streams to beat per day in the first week for US Spotify is 75,279,672.2857 (per Tortured Poets Department). With a Spotify userbase of around 100 million in the US as of 2024-2025 - based on my research - perhaps we finally have a good number on how many unique streams make up streaming figures
Next we look at listening habits. I’m gonna ask y’all anecdotally of both yourselves and the people in your lives: when y’all itt start streaming a new album and you enjoy it, are you spinning that thing for at least the first full week?
if there are alot of new albums then no but if there is 1 or 2 drops then yes