Video: Chance The Rapper - Angels

[The Devil's Advocate]

Coli has no taste in music

apparently neither does the rest of the world considering he can't spins on radio either

 

[GoldenGlove]

apparently neither does the rest of the world considering he can't spins on radio either

lol @ you bringing up radio spins in 2016

 

[brother walt]

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

lol @ you bringing up radio spins in 2016

yea... cause it's not like the industry cares about #1 hits or record sales or spins anymore

it's not like 49% of sales aren't still hard copy cds

it's not like 91% of americans over 12 don't listen to the radio as of 2014



keep believing in internet "facts" brehs


one day, y'all will realize that the people telling you "no one listens to radio, no one buys cds, everything is about streaming and downloads" are the people INVESTED in streaming and downloads

meanwhile the RIAA releases a yearly pdf report on this shyt...... and the internet and being hot on it, ain't taking over shyt

 

[Yoda]

yea... cause it's not like the industry cares about #1 hits or record sales or spins anymore

it's not like 49% of sales aren't still hard copy cds

it's not like 91% of americans over 12 don't listen to the radio as of 2014



keep believing in internet "facts" brehs

lol at 49 percent..... that right there tells you streaming is 1 percent more important.

Online life >>>>>>>>> radio and physical life (aka new > old format)

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

lol at 49 percent..... that right there tells you streaming is 1 percent more important.

Online life >>>>>>>>> radio and physical life (aka new > old format)

wrong dummy... the other percent is online sales... like buying an album off itunes and shyt


look at any album sales breakdown... sales will be like 120k... streams will add in 10k



but keep on believing... just like microsoft... that the stream only generation is right around the corner... mmmm k

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

lol at 49 percent..... that right there tells you streaming is 1 percent more important.

Online life >>>>>>>>> radio and physical life (aka new > old format)

However, despite the rise of streaming, these services have not yet overtaken radio as the number one way people are discovering new music. Instead, 61 percent report hearing songs first on AM, FM or satellite radio; 45 percent say it’s word-of-mouth that leads to discovery; 31 percent hear songs in movies or in soundtracks; and then streaming clocks in at fourth place, with 27 percent saying they learned of new songs from streaming websites or apps.



and that's from nielsen breh... like i said... stop believing internet facts

there's a reason the industry still pushes to the radio and considers radio hits as their main way to gauge success

 

[Yoda]

However, despite the rise of streaming, these services have not yet overtaken radio as the number one way people are discovering new music. Instead, 61 percent report hearing songs first on AM, FM or satellite radio; 45 percent say it’s word-of-mouth that leads to discovery; 31 percent hear songs in movies or in soundtracks; and then streaming clocks in at fourth place, with 27 percent saying they learned of new songs from streaming websites or apps.



and that's from nielsen breh... like i said... stop believing internet facts

there's a reason the industry still pushes to the radio and considers radio hits as their main way to gauge success

be in denial about the future, brehs lmao

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

be in denial about the future, brehs lmao

reads posts.... noticed i didn't say anything about the future... was definitely talking about 2016 when this video is out...

quote me when streaming takes over.. at 3% rise per year... that should be in about 10-15 years breh

edit: my fault... radio went UP 3% last year

 

[Jack Don the G]

You do that dance around the females huh

You, eating your breakfast when your favorite song comes on.