Jun 25, 2022·1 reply
PlanktonIt is kind of crazy he was able to drop 808s and Yeezus without flopping
You serious? 808s was a flop at the time. It did 450k first week. Graduation did 437k first day. It was a huge drop off in sales
Jun 25, 2022
SineDoloreHe will probably never have a billboard top 10 hit again so he for sure has lost commercial viability. The album sales will do good because of the equity he has build with his fans but to the mainstream Ye is irrelevant
lmfao
- Jun 25, 2022
honestly if he wanted a hit so bad he coulda just dropped new body or some other chart bait
Jun 25, 2022·2 repliesNiggas reallly in here thinking Kanye can’t get a number one hit if he wanted to right now? 🤦🏾♂️
Jun 25, 2022·1 replyHi Rolleryeezus is his most licensed album in movies, commercials
Not mbdtf with power?
- Jun 25, 2022OVHoe Freight
You serious? 808s was a flop at the time. It did 450k first week. Graduation did 437k first day. It was a huge drop off in sales
450k is still 450k, and two top 10 hits
- Jun 25, 2022Dotenheimer
Niggas reallly in here thinking Kanye can’t get a number one hit if he wanted to right now? 🤦🏾♂️
Facts, Hurricane would’ve been #1 if it dropped on a Friday
- Jun 25, 2022Deelights_
Not mbdtf with power?
thats up there too
Jun 25, 2022·1 replyThis would be a relevant thread in 2016
Jun 25, 2022taste
Jun 25, 2022
AntidoteAnd Donda was released on a Sunday too, less tracking days for the charts
Donda was a commercial success all things considered
- Jun 25, 2022
True. What that gotta do w what I said?
Jun 25, 2022
Because of a confidence level being on 100
Jun 25, 2022
iHypeHe has lost commercial viability to an extent. He hasn't gotten a notable hit since how long?
His albums will always do nice numbers because he has a huge cult/fanbase regardless.
Donda outsold Kendrick and nearly every rapper that has released recently besides CLB. Praise God did numbers on tik tok too
Jun 26, 2022Kanye's Spotify streaming numbers at put him at #15 in the world right now with 52 mil
That's higher than any rapper that isn't Drake
Jun 26, 2022Catchy songs are catchy songs no matter how you wrap em
Jun 26, 2022
UndisclosedWhy not? People were screaming that s*** at Coachella and whatever festival Future was doing that Kanye showed up at
They think something only a hit when its in the billboard top 10 being played 100 times a day on the radio
They dont care these are literally multi plat songs lol
- Jun 26, 2022VVV
he has 51 million monthly spotify listeners.
Man is the most streamed rapper after Drake
He just doesnt have the industry support anymore so he failing on radio mostly
- Jun 26, 2022g6ntiana
He got it almost back with MBDTF and then he dropped Yeezus
He got it almost back with TLOP and then he dropped ye and JIK
It will be always the same with him. His next album could be his biggest since Graduation and his next album after this is some very experimental s*** again. He lives for this
As soon as they like you make em unlike you
Cause kissing people ass is so unlike you
The only rapper compared to Michael
- Jun 26, 2022
Experiment626Feel like All Day was his last real attempt at a hit
or I Love It
I love it was a track meant for the p***hub awards or some s*** lmao. The video just made it go viral. Not intended as a hit at all
Jun 26, 2022iHypeI never heard that song anywhere and it didn't do any notable numbers so I'm not sure about that.
Prepare the spreadsheets
Jun 26, 2022iHypeHe has lost commercial viability to an extent. He hasn't gotten a notable hit since how long?
His albums will always do nice numbers because he has a huge cult/fanbase regardless.
FourFiveSeconds was the last true hit I think
Jun 26, 2022If it weren't for his over the top antics during the promotion of his last few albums, he would've lost his viability a long time ago.
Has to an extent if we're being honest.
Jun 26, 2022Ye can get away with many things
Jun 26, 2022Because Kanye made commercially viable songs, regardless of what he ventured into.
The Beatles pulled this off to an even greater extent. They went from being a more credible One Direction to being a more commercially accessible Radiohead.
Even 808's had "Heartless", one of Kanye's biggest hits. Not to mention his features on "American Boy", "Put On", "Knock You Down", and even "Run This Town".
