Drake finna go Plat first week

[Raheem95]

nah you bugging, he might sell 600K-700K first week but nikka he ain't going Platinum first week. after this album, it's over for this nikka. the so called singles from Views are wack and weak a'f

 

[WickedGames]

First page is hilarious. Haters always the fastest

Bu bu but ghost writers

 

[onelastdeath]

First day cop. Sound

 

[JustCKing]

It's over for Drake

He's finished

His next album will flop

^^^ All statements that have been made for every studio album he's ever dropped.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

doubt it. his career is over

your crazy, i cant stand him our his music but the buzz for this album right now is massive

 

[Never Broke Again]

doubt it. his career is over

Chaining Tatum was the official end

No one plays Drake anymore because of that line

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

The album is a double disc he will go plat because each album sold will be counted as double.



LOOKIN LOOKIN

He only has to sell 500K

 

[cjlaw93]

Drake is signed to Apple Music.. They might mess around and put his album on everybody's phone like U2 and then count that as a sale

 

[2manyFCKNrappers]

Yes and Apple artist is gonna get those exaggerated and inflated streaming numbers. Sales mean nothing anymore with the stream game clouding people's view of what's really going on.

 

[JetLife]

No way he's doing platinum out the gate

It's either

1. Cataloged as a double album, so it'll get the 2x counting, so if he hits 500k, it'll be marketed as "First Week Platinum"
2. Since it's Apple exclusive for the first week, they'll pull a Samsung/Roc/Tidal/etc. and float the first week with some shady metrics, but won't be transparent about it. This will make Apple Music (and signing deals/exclusives with them) the new plug for artists so Apple can try to dominate Music/Stream distribution.

1 million single album sales first week is Taylor Swift crossover status, not even Beyonce pulls those numbers.

 

[GPBear]

Platinum doesn't mean shyt anymore, they count streams

record labels buy their own records to get artists gold and shyt, it means nothing

 

[Jack Skellington]

if the streams count it don't mean shyt