IMF/NFW were the 2 songs that ran the clubs/parties that year. IMF dropped right in time for summer/went super viral so it was more dominant on the charts but people played NFW more in parties that year. And again, who even cares? NFW didn't come and go, that's the point. People played the song from when it dropped in April till the end of the summer and they're playing it the most out of all of Drake's hits that year. That tells you all you need to know about the kind of hit it is.

Play NFW in a club 5 years from now and everyone will still lose their minds.

Don't ask me. His stans won't like that.

what does all this drake discussion have to do with Post Malone's sales week?

Wonder what’s the next cope his Stan’s gonna come up with on why Kendrick wasn’t on there

NFW, Passionfruit and Controlla will age the best out of Drake’s hits in the last half decade

it’s Sunday nigga ppl in church

Twelve Carat Toothache on Spotify US
Day 1: 15.7M
Day 2: 11.7M

Opinions over statistics of course 🥱

Yall say anything for a few likes... its sad.

then kendrick album never happened

Damn this stinks for Posty.

Are any big guns dropping soon?

i got about 4 emails for this post malone album

Abysmal numbers for Post. You hate to see it.

Nav hopefully

Lil Baby in July.

What’s ur prediction

Lol

250-300k+.

God's Plan was #1 for 4 consecutive weeks before the music video dropped.

IMF going viral is why it got so big but if IMF never took off, Nice for What would have probably spent 10+ weeks at #1, even more than God's Plan did. It had already gone back to #1 & spent 2 consecutive weeks at #1 before IMF went #1.

This entire post is just wrong and ill-informed.

Did someone seriously say ''Nice For What'' Came and went?

jesus christ.....

That's all you should have said then. Not posting s*** that's not factually accurate to back up your opinion of what you thought was his better year. Many people believe 2016 was his best year. You could have easily just said that instead of talking down on how dominant 2018 was for him because statistically, it was Drake's most dominant year ever.