Also let's stop talking about Kendrick please. Everything that can be said has been said on both sides.
Nothing to monitor except for the longevity of the project. And that's yet to be seen. That can be an interesting discussion later.
*7 times (TC/NWTS/IYRTITL/Views/More Life/Scorpion/CLB) and TML almost did it too 447k.
I forgot IYRTITL
Goat status
Swift did it 8 times
And Adele only did it three times
As much as I hate the sales talk this s*** crazy entertaining
This thread had me checking Bad Bunny’s streams every morning like
This thread had me checking Bad Bunny’s streams every morning like
I actually haven’t listened to it yet. I haven’t really dug deep at all into any Spanish reggaeton music at all tbh lol. Closest I’ve gotten to it is Rosalia. Is bad bunny’s new album a good starting point?
I forgot IYRTITL
Goat status
Swift did it 8 times
And Adele only did it three times
Tbf if you made the criteria artists who sold 3M+ first week its only Adele so
I forgot IYRTITL
Goat status
Swift did it 8 times
And Adele only did it three times
She did 3M first week. All them other milestones don't matter at that point
She did 3M first week. All them other milestones don't matter at that point
That s*** is literally insane man lol
Mfs dont even do 3M in a year
Tbf if you made the criteria artists who sold 3M+ first week its only Adele so
Measuring how many times an artist sold 500k first week is far more impressive than who sold 3m, since Adele only did it once and then waited 5 years to drop again. It’s a sure sign of her lack of drive.
Meanwhile, Drake and Swift are dropping at least once every two years and are clearing 500k nearly EACH time. There’s no way of telling if Adele could have pulled that off and she most likely couldn’t have with her type of music.
Therefore, the real throne of the past 15 years is Drake and Taylor.
Measuring how many times an artist sold 500k first week is far more impressive than who sold 3m, since Adele only did it once and then waited 5 years to drop again. It’s a sure sign of her lack of drive.
Meanwhile, Drake and Swift are dropping at least once every two years and are clearing 500k nearly EACH time. There’s no way of telling if Adele could have pulled that off and she most likely couldn’t have with her type of music.
Therefore, the real throne of the past 15 years is Drake and Taylor.
Essays
I actually haven’t listened to it yet. I haven’t really dug deep at all into any Spanish reggaeton music at all tbh lol. Closest I’ve gotten to it is Rosalia. Is bad bunny’s new album a good starting point?
All of his albums are worth checking out tbh. They each have a different sound.
His most traditional reggaeton focused album is YHLQMDLG. His newest one blends different island sounds together. Perfect summer album.
Measuring how many times an artist sold 500k first week is far more impressive than who sold 3m, since Adele only did it once and then waited 5 years to drop again. It’s a sure sign of her lack of drive.
Meanwhile, Drake and Swift are dropping at least once every two years and are clearing 500k nearly EACH time. There’s no way of telling if Adele could have pulled that off and she most likely couldn’t have with her type of music.
Therefore, the real throne of the past 15 years is Drake and Taylor.
I think pulling off a feat no one else has ever come close to doing is far more impressive than one that multiple people have (almost) done. to each their own though
Both impressive feats nonetheless
All of his albums are worth checking out tbh. They each have a different sound.
His most traditional reggaeton focused album is YHLQMDLG. His newest one blends different island sounds together. Perfect summer album.
Bet. I’ll check it out tonight
Thread was looking real nice and peaceful in the morning.
There's a couple of posters that stay in this thread even though you think #'s don't matter.
Then as soon as anyone brings up Kendrick all the other Kendrick stans show up. Like you're the scouts itt. That's weird.
post had a strong ass fan base i remember Beerbongs & Bentleys selling 30k A week months after it dropped wtf happened? was this just poorly marketed?
Thread was looking real nice and peaceful in the morning.
There's a couple of posters that stay in this thread even though you think #'s don't matter.
Then as soon as anyone brings up Kendrick all the other Drake stans show up. Like you're the scouts itt. That's weird.
Had to fix the error
Some of y'all enjoy seeing others fail a bit too much
Weird energy
They miserable
Measuring how many times an artist sold 500k first week is far more impressive than who sold 3m, since Adele only did it once and then waited 5 years to drop again. It’s a sure sign of her lack of drive.
Meanwhile, Drake and Swift are dropping at least once every two years and are clearing 500k nearly EACH time. There’s no way of telling if Adele could have pulled that off and she most likely couldn’t have with her type of music.
Therefore, the real throne of the past 15 years is Drake and Taylor.
I dunno man
Selling 3M (3.48M to be exact) first week is just crazy
Measuring how many times an artist sold 500k first week is far more impressive than who sold 3m, since Adele only did it once and then waited 5 years to drop again. It’s a sure sign of her lack of drive.
Meanwhile, Drake and Swift are dropping at least once every two years and are clearing 500k nearly EACH time. There’s no way of telling if Adele could have pulled that off and she most likely couldn’t have with her type of music.
Therefore, the real throne of the past 15 years is Drake and Taylor.
Doing 500k with mostly pure sales isn't that impressive, doing it off streaming shows people actually listen to the music. Drake is in a class of his own.
Doing 500k with mostly pure sales isn't that impressive, doing it off streaming shows people actually listen to the music. Drake is in a class of his own.
Yes and Scorpion and CLB are some of the only albums to do 1 billion streams first week not Adele or anyone else can say the same
As much as I hate the sales talk this s*** crazy entertaining
its fun to speculate from a music business perspective