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I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
Ok I found it^^ naw naw just click on the other versions of the album. All explicit album versions are on spotify

Ok I found it^^ naw naw just click on the other versions of the album. All explicit album versions are on spotify

Defend everything that comes from a particular camp, brehsYall think Khaled is shocked by his numbers?
These dudes know about how much they are going to sales.
Khaled makes hits
NopeDefend everything that comes from a particular camp, brehs
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It's still roc la familia, says a lot about ya if you not feeling us

Us?Nope
It's still roc la familia, says a lot about ya if you not feeling us
nikka, its plenty of us
But homeboy told Hov there aint many of usnikka, its plenty of us

nikka, its plenty of us

You are delusional lolnikka, its plenty of us
It's unfair to compare Katy's Teenage Dream numbers to Drake's Take Care numbers. For starters, Katy's label worked that album for 2 YEARS. It had a plethora of hit singles, a re-release, and then a documentary.
That's the main difference between Pop and Hip Hop releases. Pop thrives off multiple hit singles. There are exceptions, but in this climate, they have to have multiple Top 10 hits in order to sell. The most historic sales drops don't come from Hip Hop, but Pop.
Like previously discussed. Pop stars don't have crazy first week numbers, but they have longevity. I mentioned previously how, as big as Beyonce is, she's never sold more than 550K first week, that's damn near the baseline for the bigger hiphop acts (Kanye, Wayne when he was hit, Drake, Jay, 50 when he was hot, Em). Katy Perry only did 190k first week in her last album and she went on to go triple plat while somebody like Drake will sell 650k first week and just barely hit double plat.
As a matter of fact Imagine Dragons did Big Sean numbers their first week and still went plat and IIRC Adele didnt have crazy 1st week numbers and her shyt might be diamond at this point