Shabazz999

11mo

why are the two pop stans itt so obsessed with slandering kendrick and praising drake

mangotflu

11mo

random thought ubt Musicians have stopped being celebrities & live way more privately and i honestly think its why superstars just aren't anywhere near the same now

Sabrina was on top of the world & is now hiding away with an album about to come out

The Weeknd tried with a movie/tv show but it failed, completely changed his collab tactics

Drake stopped a lot of the public stuff years ago

No other popstar seems to try controversy or celeb stuff except Taylor Swift and I honestly think she owes most of her success to it

i don't get why artists stopped this

Shabazz999

11mo

why are the two pop stans itt so obsessed with slandering kendrick and praising drake

Blue Man

11mo

says the kbot with the drake avi

Gosh

11mo

Realizing everyone doesn’t love Drake like they thought really did a number on them

Shabazz999

11mo

but why pop stans who claim to not even be a fan of lawbrey? it’s strange

Midzy

11mo

Take Care at #30?

GNX at #24... 👀

KBots need to get streaming asap

Ghetto Lenny

11mo

So KPOP Demon Hunters is made by an American movie studio owned by Sony, a Japanese conglomerate. Interesting…

TheFader

11mo

It’s the same production studio that made the Spider Verse movies lmao

thegreatdivine

11mo

Personally, I'm just really impressed with how well $$$4U has performed in comparison to other Drake collab albums.

While it had his lowest debut week for a collab album, it spent 19 weeks in the Billboard 200 top 10 (same exact number of weeks Her Loss spent in the Billboard 200 top 10) despite debuting with 158k units less than Her Loss.

It's currently #18 in its 27th week. Her Loss was #16 in its 27th week.

Blue Man

11mo

kendrick just opened his mouth...

Blue Man

11mo

kendrick just opened his mouth...

Blue Man

11mo

Personally, its aging really. It also helped that Nokia and Somebody Loves Me blew up.

Also, I don't know about you but there have been very few enjoyable hip hop projects released recently so its easy to turn on ss4u as a default. Everything else has been dog s***

Blue Man

11mo

Personally, its aging really. It also helped that Nokia and Somebody Loves Me blew up.

Also, I don't know about you but there have been very few enjoyable hip hop projects released recently so its easy to turn on ss4u as a default. Everything else has been dog s***

thegreatdivine

11mo

Personally, I'm just really impressed with how well $$$4U has performed in comparison to other Drake collab albums.

While it had his lowest debut week for a collab album, it spent 19 weeks in the Billboard 200 top 10 (same exact number of weeks Her Loss spent in the Billboard 200 top 10) despite debuting with 158k units less than Her Loss.

It's currently #18 in its 27th week. Her Loss was #16 in its 27th week.

Kr0niic

11mo

Just last week she was saying GNX's performance was due to the "worst charts in music history" now its amazing $$$4u is holding up

thegreatdivine

11mo

I agree. I've definitely gone back to $$$4U a lot more than I would have if we had a stronger year of new releases. It's already his best collab album to me. Washes Her Loss and WATTBA easily.

DiamondsFlooded

11mo

because they still sell without having to do all the extras

TheFader

11mo

Y’all continuously say this like Take Care is the ONLY old album that’s been doing hot on the charts & streaming this year. We’ve all been pointing out how people are gravitating towards older music for some reason right now, Take Care is just another example of that. Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours is literally at #20

TheFader

11mo

what does a tour have to do with a song anyway

You said there were tours 30 years ago that sold more tickets with songs that people forgot about. I just showed you that AHTD is the most popular tour by a Black artist in the past 30 years

dumb stat since it's a 3 year old tour lol, artists never used to have tours anywhere near that long

The AHTD tour broke that record with 110 shows. Tina Turner’s Wildest Dreams Tour was 259 shows