exactly... and why would anyone care about what people will listen to for free??flop
but why would anyone buy albums anymore when there literally on Spotify for free?
Um cause he's fukking EminemNowhere near a flop but people was saying Em new bullshyt was a flop too and I'm pretty sure he did more
when did you start listening to rap breh300k first week are solid numbers, remember that streaming does more for the coming period than the first week.
With the old ways we used to consume music, we all ran and bought shyt and then it dropped. Now if we like it we continue to listen and the sales keep on coming as long as we listen.
Minus Outkast, Wu with the second and BTNH, I can't think of too many REAL groups (i.e. not Eminem + weed carriers or 50 cent and crew, The Throne, Young money etc) that have done those FW#s. As far as popular hits goes, basically only Outkast. So if they also start selling out arenas, they might actually be top 3 biggest group
I didn’t only talk about record sales now did I? I’m talking about doing it about doing it several times, having hits, billboard positions, and being able to do arenas and on. People don’t even remember than Jay, Dmx and Ja Rule + more did arenas in the end of the 90s and celebrated it like it was some next level type of greatness. Now, Cole does it in his sleep, alone. Total sales are significantly different today, first week is something that has been pretty consistent which is why I compared that, although with the new streaming dynamics first week is decreasing and total increasing again.when did you start listening to rap breh
i could name 20 groups that had albums go plat.. multi even.. and even groups with 2-3-4 platinums
migos doing 300k is extremely good for them... please don't ever try and slip them in on some biggest rap group nonsense. they might not even go gold
nikkas be making up shyt left and rightDouble album, them shyts counted twice. Cut them in half.
Close to doubling C1. No big single. Big W I think
Witch is crazy cuz everyone knew bad n boujee. That song was everywhere. People were waiting on culture ll but let's be honest, it kinda came outta nowhere. Those are great numbers...
Impressive. And without a big single.
Motorsport is on the album and Stir Fry is currently #60 on the Hot 100
Man I heard Motorsport 4 like 3 weeks? It peaked high but it faded fast. Only went gold. Stir fry wasnt shyt really either.
Last album they had B&B, Slippery, Tshirt, Call Casting, Kelly price. Multiplats.
ummmm yes you did only talk about salesI didn’t only talk about record sales now did I? I’m talking about doing it about doing it several times, having hits, billboard positions, and being able to do arenas and on. People don’t even remember than Jay, Dmx and Ja Rule + more did arenas in the end of the 90s and celebrated it like it was some next level type of greatness. Now, Cole does it in his sleep, alone. Total sales are significantly different today, first week is something that has been pretty consistent which is why I compared that, although with the new streaming dynamics first week is decreasing and total increasing again.
300k first week are solid numbers, remember that streaming does more for the coming period than the first week.
With the old ways we used to consume music, we all ran and bought shyt and then it dropped. Now if we like it we continue to listen and the sales keep on coming as long as we listen.
Minus Outkast, Wu with the second and BTNH, I can't think of too many REAL groups (i.e. not Eminem + weed carriers or 50 cent and crew, The Throne, Young money etc) that have done those FW#s. As far as popular hits goes, basically only Outkast. So if they also start selling out arenas, they might actually be top 3 biggest group
"Motorsport" is still in the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100:
This is someone that has no clue how the system works
Motorsport is a big singleImpressive. And without a big single.