We Officially Have A New Big 3 according to the Numbers
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Hum Alistair
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Numbers wise im outta here you not fukkin creepin up 
Not Crodie
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Kendrick doing this with a small album, in an era where its been confirmed the most tracks = the most sales 
fukk a King Kendrick
fukk a King Kunta
fukk a Cornrow Kenny
fukk a KungFu Kenny
Here's Super Kenny
fukk a King Kendrick
fukk a King Kunta
fukk a Cornrow Kenny
fukk a KungFu Kenny
Here's Super Kenny
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LIES!!!!
Revolutionary
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Talkofthecharts and chartdata main admin also just exposed Drake fans, saying drake should be thankful airplay is even taken into consideration 
Even them are tired of low iq drake fans not being able to interpret and read numbers
Even them are tired of low iq drake fans not being able to interpret and read numbers
tehparadox
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We have a new hierarchy
tehparadox
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Kdot been in the top 3 of different eras now 
And this nikka is still selling 80k 5 months later holy fukk, with only 12 tracks
And this nikka is still selling 80k 5 months later holy fukk, with only 12 tracks
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I don't get what # of songs have to do with anything.
Personally, the more songs an album have the less likely I am to listen to it immediately. But if it's a good 30 minutes I might even play it twice.
I also wouldn't list a collabo album as a Drake album, his latest solo did 400k
Personally, the more songs an album have the less likely I am to listen to it immediately. But if it's a good 30 minutes I might even play it twice.
I also wouldn't list a collabo album as a Drake album, his latest solo did 400k
Billboard and chartdata confirmed the most songs you have, the biggest numbers you'll be able to move first week.
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This opinion has been debunked by HDD, Chartdata and Billboard. They confirmed more songs = more sales and its why we're now seeing a lot of artists trying to release between 20 & 30 tracks.
You def don’t get no p*ssy typing like thatKendrick doing this with a small album, in an era where its been confirmed the most tracks = the most sales
fukk a King Kendrick
fukk a King Kunta
fukk a Cornrow Kenny
fukk a KungFu Kenny
Here's Super Kenny
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How Longer Albums And Streaming Giants Are Manipulating The Charts
Since Billboard changed the methodology for its rankings of the most popular music, the smartest acts have realized that the longer the album, the more streams it will accrue, and that’s a great way to dominate the charts in ways no artist had been able to before.
www.forbes.com
What Kind of Advantage Do Longer Albums Have in the Streaming Age?
Streaming has encouraged “track creep,” a consistently rising number of songs on popular albums.
www.billboard.com
Albums Are Getting Too Long
Some artists release lengthy albums to boost sales, but t...
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How do they control for that?
I mean I don't doubt that they are right, as a maths guy it would just be interesting to understand how they reach that conclusion. Also is there some sweet spot, or does it just keep on increasing?
It makes sense why Drake's three latest solos are like 23-30 songs though
But it's also shocking that the master finesser Travis hasn't had an album with more than like 17 songs
Longer albums (actually, albums with a high number of songs) have been confirmed to be a massive advantage in the dsp era. It's considered as a way to manipulate streaming charts. They're struggling to find a way to fight this.
It's specially true when fans discover a brand new album for the first time. They realized most of these albums only get 1 or 2 full listens by most people (only fans will replay it several times) so if your album have 20 songs, it will generate more sales than a 10 track album.
I remember Billboard mentioning Drake as an artist whose numbers weren't very impressive all things considered.
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