Sep 11, 2021I notice them kpop niggas Stan pages be having 900k followers and group buying
Sep 11, 2021
MARCTbh I think it's more impressive today as people actual have to play the music instead of just buying the record and maybe never listen to it back in the day
Sep 11, 2021https://twitter.com/Ashres5/status/1436554897441247232https://twitter.com/Ashres5/status/1436535853895929863thegreatdivinelike how they telling me iām done, when iām in my prime
Sep 11, 2021DostoevskyDrake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
By your logic all artist should see a huge increase streams which isnāt happening. Go look at Spotifycharts, music streams are still pretty week for everyone
- Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 replyDostoevsky
Drake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
āFacts donāt care about your feelingsā
Welp that explains a lot
- Sep 11, 2021Vonn
āFacts donāt care about your feelingsā
Welp that explains a lot
Only lame niggas say s*** like that
- Sep 11, 2021
How much we think drake pullin 2nd week?
Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 replythegreatdivineAnyone else noticed Knife Talk's streaming performance these last few days? It's up to #2 on Spotify/Apple Music.
Booty clapper line went viral
Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 replythegreatdivineAnyone else noticed Knife Talk's streaming performance these last few days? It's up to #2 on Spotify/Apple Music.
Knife talk a hit
Ppl were sleeping for a while cus they were to focused on the first 5 songs of the album and the big features
- Sep 11, 2021Dostoevsky
Drake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
Not only is streaming down across the board but scorpion had 2 huge singles on it in gods plan and nice for what
- Sep 11, 2021The 7 Day Theory
Booty clapper line went viral
It's really starting to catch on. Way 2 Sexy is also going viral on TikTok.
- Sep 11, 2021Deezed
Knife talk a hit
Ppl were sleeping for a while cus they were to focused on the first 5 songs of the album and the big features
It's a certified slapper for sure.
Sep 11, 2021Ā·2 repliesKnife talk going viral on its own. Gives me hope for NFITI and Race My Mind being pushed.
This project could have some long legs, if it's worked.
- Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 replyDostoevsky
Drake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
Gotta have more context before posting s*** like this.
- Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 replythegreatdivine
Gotta have more context before posting s*** like this.
He said "Facts don't care about your feelings" and didn't even give the facts.
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- Sep 11, 2021MiguelMeyerz
He said "Facts don't care about your feelings" and didn't even give the facts.
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He's a dumbass lol.
Sep 11, 2021DostoevskyDrake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
Lmao. Even if the s*** you wrote was true, the fact that heās on the decline and still doing these numbers is a feat in itself. But keep telling yourself that Drakeās falling off.
Be sure to tune in on Monday.
- Sep 11, 2021Ā·3 repliesMiguelMeyerz
Knife talk going viral on its own. Gives me hope for NFITI and Race My Mind being pushed.
This project could have some long legs, if it's worked.
Also fair trade
But that would require after album release work from Drake and ovo and I just donāt see them doing it.
No disrespect but they kinda lazy
- Sep 11, 2021The 7 Day Theory
Also fair trade
But that would require after album release work from Drake and ovo and I just donāt see them doing it.
No disrespect but they kinda lazy
Very lazy in that regard.
Sep 11, 2021DostoevskyDrake released Scorpion in June 2018 where Spotify officially had 180 million monthly active users and 83 million paying subscribers worldwide. Drake released CLB in September 2021, where Spotify has 365 million monthly active users and 165 million paying subscribers worldwide.
So between the release of Scorpion to the release of CLB, Spotifyās global audience both in terms of total users and paying users has more than doubled. Yet the biggest streaming artist cannot out-do the performance of an album he released three years ago?
There are 365 million monthly active users on Spotify today. Following the release of CLB, Drake currently has 58.2 million monthly listeners on the platform. Drake just released the biggest streaming album since Scorpion, yet over 84% of Spotify users arenāt interested, and theyāre not listening.
In July 2018, following the release of Scorpion, Drake had slightly more monthly listeners on Spotify than he does now (58.95 million). This meant that, when it came to Drake, a third (33%) of all Spotify users at the time (180 million) were interested, and were listening.
Facts donāt care about your feelings.
Wao, you down that bad huh?
- Sep 11, 2021The 7 Day Theory
Also fair trade
But that would require after album release work from Drake and ovo and I just donāt see them doing it.
No disrespect but they kinda lazy
You're right, that's why I'm hoping. Just do it one time.
Sep 11, 2021The 7 Day TheoryAlso fair trade
But that would require after album release work from Drake and ovo and I just donāt see them doing it.
No disrespect but they kinda lazy
Nah theyāre lazy went it comes to after album s***. They just donāt care after the first week. If the fans f*** with the song enough then youāll see a notable increase
- Sep 11, 2021MiguelMeyerz
Knife talk going viral on its own. Gives me hope for NFITI and Race My Mind being pushed.
This project could have some long legs, if it's worked.
I hope they push RMM as a single.
Sep 11, 2021Monday is gonna be crazy with all these records being broken
- Sep 11, 2021Ā·1 reply