Lowkey...No Limit Had The Most Dominant Run Since MoTown
- Thread starter CHICAGO
- Start date
African Peasant
Veteran
No.
- Very Short run
- Inflated numbers
- Very Short run
- Inflated numbers
NO ONE SAID ANYTHING
ABOUT THE LENGTH OF
THE RUN...
THEY DID MORE IN THAT SHORT RUN
THAN MOST LABELS DO IN A DECADE.
INFLATED NUMBERS?
People gonna come in here and tell you the numbers fugazi due to a unconfirmed rumor about the serial numbers on the albums compounding the sales together
Iverson_64
Superstar
Reminds me of this debate that occurred in this older thread.
I mean the numbers sorta back it up
I can't think of a dominate run from any other record label.
though motown was running the airwaves and had more crossover appeal.
Of course people gonna bring up the "motown timeless classics"
Comparison wise they also did neverything in house albeit at a lower quality
(master p mastering = "turn da bass up on Dat bish
" )
I can't think of a dominate run from any other record label.
though motown was running the airwaves and had more crossover appeal.
Of course people gonna bring up the "motown timeless classics"
Comparison wise they also did neverything in house albeit at a lower quality
(master p mastering = "turn da bass up on Dat bish " )Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
There was always a question of upc finessing & P that I never heard about anyone else
It’s Cash money breh
Juvenile, Wayne, nicki, drake stats ain’t fair
African Peasant
Veteran
Most dominant with No diamond album?
No.
No.
zayk35
Superstar
Numbers were all Cap and the reason he lost the whole damn thing....they shipped gold and platinum and a lot of those albums were returned and Priority took the catalog
2 DIFFERENT ERAS.
CASH MONEY WAS COLD FOR
YRS BEFORE THE YCMB ERA.
YOU CANT COMBINE THE
JUVIE ERA WITH THE DRAKE ERA.
SO EXPLAIN THE SOUNSCAN NUMBERS...THOSE TRACK ACTUAL SALES
UNLIKE RIAA SHIPPING CERTS.
"Da Last Don, which Master P has stated will be his last album, once again topped the Billboard 200 albums chart, having sold another 218,000 copies, according to SoundScan. That brings his total to 724,000, which includes the 11,000 copies of the album sold in the week prior to Da Last Don's official release date"
EastsideRio
You Can’t Stop The Rain ☔️
Even Chicago drill scene had a more impactful and longer run
Even Chicago drill scene had a more impactful and longer run
LET ME SEE THE NUMBERS
AND THE PLAQUES FROM
THAT LABEL.
