With Kendrick breaking records there's been a lot of talk about streaming numbers lately.
I been looking at these for a lot of artists and got to address the elephant in the room.
Audiences ain't checking for Hov's classic era albums like that compared to his peers. Question is, why?
Daily streams by album for last week
TBA 193,008
Blueprint 168,643
Vol. 2 149,408
BP2 131,367
Vol. 3 105,294
RD 80,299
Dynasty 35,102
Vol. 1 25,456
Last week's daily streams for some other albums from the 90s and 00s
Chronic 2001 2,113,338
AEOM 1,541,731
Ready To Die 1,144,653
LAD 1,101,599
Stankonia 986,094
Nellyville 908,040
Predator 752,200
Illmatic 518,775
Country Grammer 485,195
Doggystyle 479,966
The Chronic 478,362
The Infamous 474,265
36 Chambers 446,928
Lethal Injection 411,129
MATW 370,464
IWW 246,296
It Ain't Safe No More 215,945
ATLiens 175,255
Aquemini 158,589
Word of Mouf 137,580
Wondering what unbiased brehs like
@bigde09 @Westbama Heartthrob and
@ThirdAct got to say about this
Got to add the following note for clarity. If you stream a song on a Greatest Hits or compilation, it get added to the total for both the original album and the compilation, and to all alternate versions of the original album.
Example. Blueprint daily streams last week was 168,643, BP2 streams was 131,367. Total of 300,010.
The BP Deluxe version listed includes all tracks from BP1 and BP2. You look at the daily totals for BP Deluxe, it's exactly 300,010.
Greatest Hits and compilations ain't cannibalizing the individual album totals on the source site. And anyway Hov ain't the only artist on the list with a popular Greatest Hits
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