Nas New Album Predicted To Sell 35k 1st Week

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But Rosenberg has said worse. He worships Jay and acted like Ether was nothing. He’s always trying to solidify his nerd rap credentials by taking shots over what rap nerds were saying about Nas x years ago. Even during their recent interview the energy seemed off. Rosenberg wasn’t saying much. He did say the album is great on twitter though.


Everyone wants that brunch invite so Hov will never get clowned. He could drop the worst album ever and many people would stay quiet.

Rosenberg is shook of Nas face to face and this is something he has even said. Lil pieces of shyt like that always got somethin to say until a nikka right there.

 

[WSFGDan]

 

[Asicz]

Who cares tbh. Worrying about what a 50 year old is gonna sale lol

Nas is 46 years old

 

[Illmagic]

I dont even know how numbers are calculated anymore. I listen to all my music on tidal.

 

[Ziggiy]

He just brought himself a nice little boast with that Breakfast Club interview

 

[Piff Perkins]

Rosenberg is shook of Nas face to face and this is something he has even said. Lil pieces of shyt like that always got somethin to say until a nikka right there.

Dunno man Rosenberg been feeling himself after the Jay Elect thing. I think he’s trying to take someone down to propel his next career step. If I was Hov I wouldn’t give that man the time of day.

 

[HipHopStan]

To put it in perspective, are the Killers and Tim Mcgraw considered huge acts? Because that's the company he seems to be in, and if I'm not mistaken they are huge. Numbers are fukked all across the board, lol, I'm sure Nas couldn't care less about that though, he will tour (eventually, hopefully) and pull in millions off this album. The social media presence doesn't lie, regardless of the sales.

In the South? Yes. That may be about it.

 

[Dylmatic]

1. Taylor Swift (Republic) 87-92 total activity, 40-45k album
2. Pop Smoke (Victor Victor/Republic) 82-87k, 1-2k albums
3. Juice WRLD (Grade A/Interscope) 65-70k, 1-2k
4. Hamilton (Uptown/Atlantic) 50-55k, 4-6k
5. NAS (Mass Appeal) 40-45k, 15-18k
6. Rod Wave (Alamo/Geffen/Interscope) 40-45k, <1k
7. Lil Baby (Quality Control/Motown/Capitol) 40-45k, <1k
8. The Killers (Island) 37-42k, 28-32k
9. DaBaby (SCMG/Interscope) 33-38k, <1k
10. Post Malone (Republic) 28-32k, 1-2k
11. Harry Styles (Columbia) 27-30k, 5-7k
12. Gunna (Young Stoner Life) 24-27k, <1k
13. Polo G (Columbia) 23-26k, <1k
14. Morgan Wallen (Big Loud) 21-24k, 1-2k
15. Tim McGraw (Big Machine/BMLG) 21-24k, 17-19k
16. The Weeknd (XO/Republic) 21-24k, 2-3k
17. Young Dolph (Paper Route/EMPIRE) 21-24k, 1-2k
18. Blackbear (Alamo/Interscope) 19-22k, 5-7k
19. Luke Combs (River House/Columbia Nashville) 19-22k, 1-2k
20. Lil Uzi Vert (Generation Now/Atlantic) 19-22k, <1k

HITS Daily Double : Rumor Mill - TOP 20: TAY, POP, JUICE, MORE

 

[Ahadi]

To put it in perspective, are the Killers and Tim Mcgraw considered huge acts? Because that's the company he seems to be in, and if I'm not mistaken they are huge. Numbers are fukked all across the board, lol, I'm sure Nas couldn't care less about that though, he will tour (eventually, hopefully) and pull in millions off this album. The social media presence doesn't lie, regardless of the sales.

The Killers & Tim McGraw are huge

 

[Youngdev]

40 to 45 K is a good number, no way in hell he was doing 100k

The older hip hop acts dont stream well unless you jay or em. Busta aint gonna do these numbers neither is raekwon, ice cube or snoop would probably do the same or less

 

[Sad Bunny]

40 to 45 K is a good number, no way in hell he was doing 100k

The older hip hop acts dont stream well unless you jay or em. Busta aint gonna do these numbers neither is raekwon, ice cube or snoop would probably do the same or less

Wayne streams well and he's an older act

 

[Ziggiy]

1. Taylor Swift (Republic) 87-92 total activity, 40-45k album
2. Pop Smoke (Victor Victor/Republic) 82-87k, 1-2k albums
3. Juice WRLD (Grade A/Interscope) 65-70k, 1-2k
4. Hamilton (Uptown/Atlantic) 50-55k, 4-6k
5. NAS (Mass Appeal) 40-45k, 15-18k
6. Rod Wave (Alamo/Geffen/Interscope) 40-45k, <1k
7. Lil Baby (Quality Control/Motown/Capitol) 40-45k, <1k
8. The Killers (Island) 37-42k, 28-32k
9. DaBaby (SCMG/Interscope) 33-38k, <1k
10. Post Malone (Republic) 28-32k, 1-2k
11. Harry Styles (Columbia) 27-30k, 5-7k
12. Gunna (Young Stoner Life) 24-27k, <1k
13. Polo G (Columbia) 23-26k, <1k
14. Morgan Wallen (Big Loud) 21-24k, 1-2k
15. Tim McGraw (Big Machine/BMLG) 21-24k, 17-19k
16. The Weeknd (XO/Republic) 21-24k, 2-3k
17. Young Dolph (Paper Route/EMPIRE) 21-24k, 1-2k
18. Blackbear (Alamo/Interscope) 19-22k, 5-7k
19. Luke Combs (River House/Columbia Nashville) 19-22k, 1-2k
20. Lil Uzi Vert (Generation Now/Atlantic) 19-22k, <1k

HITS Daily Double : Rumor Mill - TOP 20: TAY, POP, JUICE, MORE

They were saying 35-40K yesterday....



Lets keep those streams up! He can go even higher!

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Wayne streams well and he's an older act

Lil Wayne is not from same era as Nas and Hov.... Wayne is seen as a mid 2000s era rapper, that got a huge resurrection with Drake in the 2010s

 

[Sad Bunny]

Lil Wayne is not from same era as Nas and Hov.... Wayne is seen as a mid 2000s era rapper, that got a huge resurrection with Drake in the 2010s

Wayne was going platinum in the 90s

Waynes resurgence was not due to Drake.

Wayne gave Drake a career.

 

[Shogun]

Who gives a shyt what he sells? After thirty years hes still putting out quality music. All that matters.