Who cares, still the biggest song by far on CLB and I'm not here to argue about it. I don't care about the charts when it comes to that album because I know that the streets listend to Fair Trade more

Knife Talk had the TikTok push

In the 2020s, usually a TikTok push is what the biggest songs get

Knife Talk is 10000% bigger than Fair Trade:

Billboard Year-End of 2021 - Knife Talk finished at #86, Fair Trade not on the list

Billboard Year-End of 2022 - Knife Talk finished at #60, Fair Trade not on the list

It’s All a Blur Tour - Knife Talk on the setlist, Fair Trade is not

Anita Max Win Tour - Knife Talk on the setlist, Fair Trade is not

Fair Trade just has a slightly higher number of Spotify streams and that’s mostly because Travis Scott is on it

There's a reason why Fair Trade has more streams than Knife Talk

I already said I don't care about the charts. Fair Trade was definitely a hit on its own

"slightly higher" it has 150 million streams more than Knife Talk lmao

In a four year stretch, that is slightly higher for an artist as big as Drake.

If it’s a hit, why didn’t he perform it on tour?

He performs the biggest song off all his projects on tour, why would he leave out Fair Trade and play Knife Talk instead?

We all know why he didn't perform it lmao

He only performed Knife Talk this much because he's very good with 21

Knife Talk is just the bigger song idk what to tell you lmao

The “streets” you referred to earlier are just Travis Scott stans

Maybe in the first months after the album was out but Fair Trade is definitely bigger now lmao

He just hates CLB as a whole and we all know why, he barely performs songs from this album

No, the streets aren't Travis Scott stans. Most people actually hate his part on that song lmaooo

I’ve been in crowds where Knife Talk is both played & performed and everyone screams that s*** in unison, it’s easily the biggest song from that album

Fair Trade is the biggest song on that album

Knife Talk is the biggest song on CLB

So Drake vinyls shipped and it’s only 9k

And so was Way 2 Sexy

USPS and FedEx lost 120k shipments. They also added to the lawsuit.

When you train your audience to passively consume this is the result

This is what I’ve been saying for a year on here, and they think it’s hating. They don’t understand that selling physical copies is not as simple as just being a big artist anymore. Nowadays, you have to breed that type of audience.

Drake has completely abandoned the physicals and merch avenues of sales post-2016, and we are now seeing the effects of that as he’s trying to catch back up

wasn‘t mangotflu saying last year he‘s going to sell as much vinyls as Travis?

Completely insane

Someone like Tyler released a deluxe vinyl of Call Me If You Get Lost two years post-release and it moved 30K copies in one week.

He was able to do that because has fostered a fanbase that prioritizes active support over passive support

Sleep Token 125k??? they got it like that???

admittedly i don’t have a way to keep up with non-hip hop music so idk if it’s not surprising lol

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So many songs on CLB had single potential and the album overall just really good tbh

6am they talkin bout drake

Some of us travel and actually leave the time zone

yea alright nigga