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  • Jun 26, 2022
    serenade

    with all the albums that are going to debut in the top 10 next week, this is probably going to be kendrick's last week in the top 10.

    https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1541135513574424577

    😭😭😭

  • Jun 26, 2022
    Nozuka

    OP won’t update the thread so we don’t know

    ? Thread is updated tho lol

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    e t

    We’ll see with Drake’s next rap album drop. If he drops a 14 song rap album with few features and does 350K+, I’ll give him all the sales flowers.

    Bold of you to assume he needs to prove s*** to you

  • Jun 26, 2022

    The fact that the OG CLB was gonna have songs from DLDT and HN lmfaoo

    This guy probably got the greatest vault ever goat rapper

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    thegreatdivine

    Drake’s first-week sales career:
    So Far Gone (EP) — 73,000 (2009)
    Thank Me Later — 447,000 (2010)
    Take Care — 631,000 (2011)
    Nothing Was the Same — 658,000 (2013)
    If You're Reading This It's Too Late — 535,000 (2015)
    What a Time to Be Alive — 375,000 (2015)
    Views — 1.04M (2016)
    More Life — 505,000 (2017)
    Scorpion — 732,000 (2018)
    So Far Gone — 45,000 (2019)
    Care Package — 109,000 (2019)
    Dark Lane Demo Tapes — 223,000 (2020)
    Certified Lover Boy — 613,000 (2021)
    Honestly, Nevermind — 204,000 (2022)

    Name me another rapper in the last 15 years to drop this consistently and put up this level of numbers. I'll wait lol.

  • Jun 26, 2022
    thegreatdivine

    Drake becomes the fifth act with more than 10 No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 since the chart began regularly publishing on a weekly basis in 1956. He joins The Beatles (who lead with a record 19 No. 1s), Jay-Z (14), Bruce Springsteen and Barbra Streisand (each with 11).


    Of Honestly, Nevermind’s 204,000 equivalent album units earned, SEA units comprise 191,000 (equaling 250.23 million on-demand official streams of the set’s tracks), album sales comprise 11,000 and TEA units comprise 2,000.


    The 14-track Honestly, Nevermind bows with the fourth-largest streaming week for an album in 2022, by on-demand official streams: 250.23 million. Notably, the three larger weeks this year were all scored by albums with a longer tracklist (all in their debuts weeks): Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti (356.55 million from 23 tracks), Kendrick Lamar’s Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (343.02 million; 18 tracks) and Future’s I Never Liked You (283.75 million; 22 tracks).


    In fact, the last time an album as short (or shorter) as Honestly, Nevermind had a larger streaming week was over a year ago, when Olivia Rodrigo’s 11-track Sour bowed with 300.73 million on-demand official streams (chart dated June 5, 2021).


    The most-streamed cut on Honestly, Nevermind, by on-demand official streams, is its closing track “Jimmy Cooks,” featuring 21 Savage, with 39.59 million. The second-and-third-most streamed tracks are the album’s opening song “Falling Back” (27.05 million) and “Sticky” (26.16 million). “Falling” is the only song from the album with an official music video, and 3.03 million of its streams came from video plays. (Looking only at on-demand official audio streams, the two most-streamed tracks on the set are “Jimmy Cooks,” with 37.93 million and “Sticky,” with 25.37 million.)


    “Jimmy Cooks” and “Sticky” are the most rap-forward cuts on the album. Combined, the two songs accounted for 26% of the album’s first-week on-demand official streams (65.75 million of 250.23 million).


    In total, Honestly, Nevermind is Drake’s 14th top 10-charting album on the Billboard 200. From 2009, when he first charted, onwards, he’s logged at least one new top 10 in every year except for 2012 and 2014. Honestly gives Drake an eighth consecutive year with a new top 10 album (stretching back to 2015’s What a Time to Be Alive, with Future, and If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late – both No. 1s). No other act has notched a new top 10 in every year since 2015.

    https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/drake-honestly-nevermind-billboard-200-chart-debut-no-1-1235106431/

    In case you missed it: breakdown of Honestly, Nevermind's numbers by Billboard.

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    thegreatdivine

    Name me another rapper in the last 15 years to drop this consistently and put up this level of numbers. I'll wait lol.

    You could say any other artist... instead of "rapper".

  • Jun 26, 2022
    La Flame

    You could say any other artist... instead of "rapper".

    If I said that then Taylor would be up there with him lol.

  • rvi 🦜
    Jun 26, 2022
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    La Flame

    You could say any other artist... instead of "rapper".

    taylor swift

  • e t 👽
    Jun 26, 2022
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    thegreatdivine

    Bold of you to assume he needs to prove s*** to you

    -Drops a 1.5 hour 25 song album
    -Drops a 1.5 hour 21 song album with 14 features
    -Adds a rap song that doesn’t fit at all on the end of a concept album

    Yet, the cope for HN is that it’s a dance album. The cope for DLDT is that it’s a leak mixtape. So let’s see what Drake can do with a 14 song studio album with minimal features.

  • Jun 26, 2022
    e t

    -Drops a 1.5 hour 25 song album
    -Drops a 1.5 hour 21 song album with 14 features
    -Adds a rap song that doesn’t fit at all on the end of a concept album

    Yet, the cope for HN is that it’s a dance album. The cope for DLDT is that it’s a leak mixtape. So let’s see what Drake can do with a 14 song studio album with minimal features.

    Drake could make an album platinum off of one song lmao

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    e t

    -Drops a 1.5 hour 25 song album
    -Drops a 1.5 hour 21 song album with 14 features
    -Adds a rap song that doesn’t fit at all on the end of a concept album

    Yet, the cope for HN is that it’s a dance album. The cope for DLDT is that it’s a leak mixtape. So let’s see what Drake can do with a 14 song studio album with minimal features.

    It's funny you say the excuses are cope but then give reasons for Drake's albums selling a lot lol

    like what's your excuse for Scorpion doing 800k? Pusha T? lol

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    204k

  • e t 👽
    Jun 26, 2022
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    mangotflu

    It's funny you say the excuses are cope but then give reasons for Drake's albums selling a lot lol

    like what's your excuse for Scorpion doing 800k? Pusha T? lol

    If Scorpion was 14 songs like HN instead of 25, it would probably do much less than 732K, no?

  • Jun 26, 2022
    thegreatdivine

    Drake’s first-week sales career:
    So Far Gone (EP) — 73,000 (2009)
    Thank Me Later — 447,000 (2010)
    Take Care — 631,000 (2011)
    Nothing Was the Same — 658,000 (2013)
    If You're Reading This It's Too Late — 535,000 (2015)
    What a Time to Be Alive — 375,000 (2015)
    Views — 1.04M (2016)
    More Life — 505,000 (2017)
    Scorpion — 732,000 (2018)
    So Far Gone — 45,000 (2019)
    Care Package — 109,000 (2019)
    Dark Lane Demo Tapes — 223,000 (2020)
    Certified Lover Boy — 613,000 (2021)
    Honestly, Nevermind — 204,000 (2022)

    The fact that CLB did that much crazy

    Kendrick and cole next albums probably wont even sniff half of that

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    e t

    If Scorpion was 14 songs like HN instead of 25, it would probably do much less than 732K, no?

    Yes but still 500k+ with ease

  • Jun 26, 2022
    rvi

    taylor swift

    Yeah... one of the other big artists in the world. Does that not show what type of greatness the guy has achieved during his career.

    What some people say on here really dont matter at all in the grand scheme of things.

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    Jun 26, 2022
    mangotflu

    Yes but still 500k+ with ease

    Probably somewhere around 450-500, I agree. Totally different era though. Pre-COVID. No chance today.

  • Jun 26, 2022
    ModerateDrakeFan

    Drake definitely sold more than 204k lol

    You gotta be another level of braindead to trust the HDD as a reputable source of music sales reporting.

  • e t 👽
    Jun 26, 2022
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    My point is that y’all can blame Dance as the reason for the sales all you want but you can’t ignore the fact that Drake’s previous two high selling albums were huge runtime and track-wise. His 14 song rap album (DLDT) did 223K

  • e t

    My point is that y’all can blame Dance as the reason for the sales all you want but you can’t ignore the fact that Drake’s previous two high selling albums were huge runtime and track-wise. His 14 song rap album (DLDT) did 223K

    All I’m hearing is that his surprise drops do less lol

  • Jun 26, 2022
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    thegreatdivine

    Drake’s first-week sales career:
    So Far Gone (EP) — 73,000 (2009)
    Thank Me Later — 447,000 (2010)
    Take Care — 631,000 (2011)
    Nothing Was the Same — 658,000 (2013)
    If You're Reading This It's Too Late — 535,000 (2015)
    What a Time to Be Alive — 375,000 (2015)
    Views — 1.04M (2016)
    More Life — 505,000 (2017)
    Scorpion — 732,000 (2018)
    So Far Gone — 45,000 (2019)
    Care Package — 109,000 (2019)
    Dark Lane Demo Tapes — 223,000 (2020)
    Certified Lover Boy — 613,000 (2021)
    Honestly, Nevermind — 204,000 (2022)

    TML, Take Care, and NWTS all leaked at least a week early too

  • Jun 26, 2022
    e t

    My point is that y’all can blame Dance as the reason for the sales all you want but you can’t ignore the fact that Drake’s previous two high selling albums were huge runtime and track-wise. His 14 song rap album (DLDT) did 223K

    Number of tracks doesn't matter as much as yall think past 16 tracks imo, most people don't have the time to replay a 20+ track album over and over lol. I'm fairly sure this is why every artist stopped the huge album madness lately

    DLDT has good features & did poorly long term too so I don't think what you said makes much sense

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