That’s not what I’m asking. Is that Lil Tecca song more popular than Not Like Us?

Not Like Us IS one of the biggest songs of all time, you have lost your mind

This whole argument is to prove the point that raw numbers do not tell the whole story.

NO, GKMC is NOT the most popular rap album of all time simply because it’s charted the longest.

NO, that Lil Tecca song is NOT more popular than Not Like Us simply because it got more streams in its first 8 months.

NO, My Turn is NOT the most popular rap album of the 2020s simply because it’s charted the longest this decade.

NO, Sunflower by Post Malone & Swae Lee is NOT the most popular song of all time simply because it went Double Diamond before any other song.

Even in sports numbers don’t tell the whole story. Y’all want everything to be black and white so badly

It's remained at the forefront of popular rap music for a decade. While other albums may have had higher peaks in popularity, GKMC's overall impact makes a strong argument for it being the most poplar rap album of all time (in the US)

There's 0 arguments to ever assume GNX is the most popular rap albums of the decade.

Praising a Kendrick album made it malfunction

Okay, this conversation is pointless. You get your opinions from stat sheets.

I recognize you think whatever has the higher number is automatically more popular, so this conversation is futile

I’m literally arguing AGAINST a Kendrick album in this same discussion

Y’all always try to act like I’m some Kendrick stan and I’m really not, he’s not even among my Top 5 favorite rappers ever I barely listen to him

This is what happens when you have no black people in your life and let streams dictate your taste

Pop stans are so lost

They puff up streaming achievements solely to boost up Drake lol

That’s literally what all of this is ordered to

You went months talking about how massive and popular GNX was

You just don't want to sound like an idiot. So even with GNX freefalling, you'll still claim it's popular till the end.

Do they even listen to classic albums that don’t have high streams?

Are those albums less classic because of their streaming numbers?

Lil Baby, you are not like us.

That Luther tune? sheesh

GNX is the most popular rap album of the 2020s whether you want to accept that or not.

This is ironic because lil baby had a much bigger white fan base because of white peoples infatuation with street rap

And yes black people love Luther Vandross, that’s part of the reason the record was so big

We're 3 pages into this discussion and you've yet to tell me why you think that is

These are my most listened to artists of each month this year so far. I really don’t understand why they think I’m a Kendrick stan on here, I barely listen to the guy. It only spiked in May because I went to his tour that month.

Trying to paint a LUTHER VANDROSS sample duet as some white people s*** is crazy. Yall really see black as being street and nothing else on here

I’ve explained this NUMEROUS times in this thread already, I’m not going through it again. If you wanna see why I think that then scroll back a couple hundred pages

Could've saved an hour had you answered this honestly

Yeah that was insane, not sure why he thinks a Luther Vandross heavy song is less black, he definitely let the mask slip a little

If you haven’t seen my explanation, that’s on you. I’ve said this multiple times in this thread this year

So I need to look through hundreds of pages for something you could just type up in a minute

They’re either white or non-black pop fans that don’t understand rap or black culture whatsoever and use stat sheets to try to tell us what’s actually relevant. It’s pathetic

He’ll never answer because the numbers don’t support saying something so delusional. He’ll keep deflecting and moving goal posts like always

Sounds about right

Cook him