mangotflu

2y

That's not what the argument is about

it's about who has had a bigger year
which is ALL About consumption numbers, nothing else at all.

I swear man next you're gonna bring up s*** like # of talk show appearances lol. they're musicians. not celebrities

STEPPA PIG

2y

Fr tho, who is listening to FATD? What's the song on there that's bringing people back? Almost the whole thing was mid. Same with CLB but at least that had some great songs here and there

TheFader

2y

Bro, total units include ALL credits.

Drake’s 2010s catalog is bigger than any rapper EVER. Of course he will always either lead or be very near the top in total units year after year.

What we’re saying is that in 2024 OUTPUT, Kendrick wiped the floor with Drake this year and it’s not even close.

I don’t get why this concept is so hard to grasp

thegreatdivine

2y

Let's compare For All the Dogs with the 10 rap albums with the biggest debut weeks released this year, shall we?

On the Billboard 200 currently:
#2. Rod Wave - Last Lap (2 weeks charting)
#20 Future - Mixtape Pluto (5 weeks charting)
#40. Future & Metro Boomin - We Don't Trust You (31 weeks charting)
#42. Drake - For All the Dogs (55 weeks charting)
#44. Eminem - The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) (15 weeks charting)
N/A. Travis Scott - Days Before Rodeo (not charting, dropped out after 4 weeks)
N/A. Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign - Vultures 2 (not charting, dropped out after 4 weeks)
N/A. J. Cole - Might Delete Later (not charting, dropped out after 8 weeks)
N/A. Kanye West & Ty Dolla Sign - Vultures 1 (not charting, dropped out after 20 weeks)
N/A. Future & Metro Boomin - We Still Don't Trust You (not charting, dropped out after 27 weeks)

thegreatdivine

2y

Let's compare For All the Dogs with the 10 rap albums with the biggest debut weeks released this year, shall we?

On the Billboard 200 currently:
#2. Rod Wave - Last Lap (2 weeks charting)
#20 Future - Mixtape Pluto (5 weeks charting)
#40. Future & Metro Boomin - We Don't Trust You (31 weeks charting)
#42. Drake - For All the Dogs (55 weeks charting)
#44. Eminem - The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) (15 weeks charting)
N/A. Travis Scott - Days Before Rodeo (not charting, dropped out after 4 weeks)
N/A. Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign - Vultures 2 (not charting, dropped out after 4 weeks)
N/A. J. Cole - Might Delete Later (not charting, dropped out after 8 weeks)
N/A. Kanye West & Ty Dolla Sign - Vultures 1 (not charting, dropped out after 20 weeks)
N/A. Future & Metro Boomin - We Still Don't Trust You (not charting, dropped out after 27 weeks)

mangotflu

2y

You said "The only delusional thing is believing that Drake has a 2020s year as big as Kendrick’s 2024"

now its "Kendrick's 2024 output is bigger than DRake's 2024 output"

lmao. which one is it?

TheFader

2y

This is still the case. Total units do not tell the whole story.

mangotflu

2y

Im starting to think ur just trolling lmao, you gotta be.

Drake's 2021 was much bigger than Kendrick's 2024, obviously, Kendrick hasn't even dropped a project this year. what are you saying

the garden

2y

He didn’t ask how many people were listening, he asked WHO is listening to that trash 😭

STEPPA PIG

2y

NLU and the commercial success it had was the best possible move for Kendrick because Drake stans response to criticism of his recent output is always "How can it be bad? Look how many sales!!"

quadra

2y

Can he do it without Drake

STEPPA PIG

2y

NLU and the commercial success it had was the best possible move for Kendrick because Drake stans response to criticism of his recent output is always "How can it be bad? Look how many sales!!"

TheFader

2y

Nope

TheFader

2y

Niggas really get their opinions from the Billboard charts

mangotflu

2y

Yeah bro going #1, #2, #3 with a 3 song EP then 6 months later getting 9 songs in top 10 on hot 100 was smaller than Kendrick.... simply having just... NLU lol

this is a dumber opinion than anything iv ever said about the weeknd btw