There’s a chance One Dance and God's Plan have sold more..
It actually should be a given considering that both those songs came out before “Humble”
God’s Plan came after Humble brodie
There’s a chance One Dance and God's Plan have sold more..
It actually should be a given considering that both those songs came out before “Humble”
God's Plan came a year after Humble
It was a hit but it wasn't even a huge mega hit in 2017. Other songs felt bigger. Is One Dance 2x Diamond? What about Despacito?
Gods Plan is 16x and One Dance is 11x as of Oct 2023.
It was a hit but it wasn't even a huge mega hit in 2017. Other songs felt bigger. Is One Dance 2x Diamond? What about Despacito?
Yall under estimate Reddit dorks that don’t go out, just home all day listening to the same songs all day
Tyler, Frank ect have the same fanbase
Why did this song hit so different on release. i still remember heart part 4 and then the day this dropped . Classic moment in rap
Maybe the worst song on DAMN and I’m tired of hearing it live but I’m glad he’s getting a check
Yall under estimate Reddit dorks that don’t go out, just home all day listening to the same songs all day
Tyler, Frank ect have the same fanbase
Here’s that quote you wanted x
Song was a moment when it dropped. From the single date and cover leaking prior from some European site to the video (which influenced a lot of hip-hop vids after) to it switching up the narrative after TPAB. Classic single even if it got overplayed
Gods Plan is 16x and One Dance is 11x as of Oct 2023.
Really? I'm genuinely surprised. Can someone confirm?
Song was a moment when it dropped. From the single date and cover leaking prior from some European site to the video (which influenced a lot of hip-hop vids after) to it switching up the narrative after TPAB. Classic single even if it got overplayed
That website that leaked the covers was crazy
There’s a chance One Dance and God's Plan have sold more..
It actually should be a given considering that both those songs came out before “Humble”
Drake updated his carts in 2023.
Kendrick having the most certified rap song of the 2010s and then setting the bar for the 2020s with Not Like Us is crazy