Well, he has 8 certified Diamond records now. chartdata just confirmed 6 more in the past week, which brings him to 14. Add in the 3 I just mentioned and that's 17. Songs like Yes Indeed, Look Alive and Going Bad are also Diamond-eligible or very close to it. Don't be surprised if those reach the mark this year as well. That'd bring him to 20 and the current record is 9, held by Post Malone.
Wtf..
DAMN.
Black Excellence all around. Beef or not. Love to see it.
Yes I’m sure they asked every single person who has bought a vinyl record within the past few years
cmon man
no study surveys every single person in a population. dismissing data just because it isn’t based on a complete census is a weak argument. by that logic, we’d have to reject nearly all statistics
But TGD told me he would only be remembered as the Not Like Us guy..
there’s no way this song is that big
i love how money trees shot up to #20 on AM even though he didn’t perform it
would’ve been the best opportunity for that song to finally debut on the hot 100
You tripping over 6 million dog
34.6m in those 4 main markets down to 26.3m
with 6 more tracks
that's a lot more than you think
Not true whatsoever.
He is a slow burn artist; he is not a singles artist whatsoever
HAHAHA now you're saying THe Weeknd is not a singles artist?
LMAOOO
lol @ "slow burn", the Weeknd has never been a slow burn artist
BL was huge in the US just weeks after release
vulture.com/2016/12/weeknds-starboy-is-no-1-on-billboard-200.html
" Recently, Starboy even broke Spotify’s record for most streams in a single day "
The Weeknd used to be THAT GUY when it came to streaming with incredible hype the moment he dropped. you're trying to rewrite history @fader
i love how money trees shot up to #20 on AM even though he didn’t perform it
would’ve been the best opportunity for that song to finally debut on the hot 100
Song also just became eligible for Diamond certification. A missed opportunity all around.
Breaking down Drake's Diamond records:
He's also got Nice for What, In My Feelings, Nonstop, Look Alive, Yes Indeed, Going Bad, Take Care, Fake Love, Forever, Laugh Now Cry Later, Money in the Grave and Wants and Needs that'll all be Diamond eligible this year or early next year. That'll be 27 Diamond hit records. He'll definitely hold the record for most RIAA Diamond-certified songs for a long time once he gets his certifications updated.
Breaking down Drake's Diamond records:
https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1858593353324978297https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1874631702263267559https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1885850136347120010https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1885851546732146986https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888616577165128116https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888724089738519027https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888725373443068066https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888726189180637616He's also got Nice for What, In My Feelings, Nonstop, Look Alive, Yes Indeed, Going Bad, Take Care, Fake Love, Forever, Laugh Now Cry Later, Money in the Grave and Wants and Needs that'll all be Diamond eligible this year or early next year. That'll be 27 Diamond hit records. He'll definitely hold the record for most RIAA Diamond-certified songs for a long time once he gets his certifications updated.
Taylor only having 2 (or less?) is so insane
artists normally have songs/albums theyre super recognised for but I don't think Taylor has much of that, really odd
Taylor only having 2 (or less?) is so insane
artists normally have songs/albums theyre super recognised for but I don't think Taylor has much of that, really odd
Taylor currently has 8 songs that are Diamond eligible with another not so far away. Kendrick currently has 6. They just haven't updated their certifications yet.
So do yall think The Weeknd gets the second week or will we see a historic drop
So do yall think The Weeknd gets the second week or will we see a historic drop
looks like he wont get it, unless a lot more physicals got shipped this week
I'm guessing roughly 70k streaming units
Average Global Spotify chart positions of top 5 tracks after 10 days:
Hurry Up Tomorrow: 13, 25, 36, 120, 136 (avg 66th)
Dawn FM: 8, 32, 40, 66, 76 (avg 44th)
HAHAHA now you're saying THe Weeknd is not a singles artist?
LMAOOO
lol @ "slow burn", the Weeknd has never been a slow burn artist
BL was huge in the US just weeks after release
No it was not. It didn’t reach #10 until its’ 12th week in the chart
You probably don’t even realize that Timeless was his highest chart debut ever at #3
https://www.vulture.com/2016/12/weeknds-starboy-is-no-1-on-billboard-200.html
" Recently, Starboy even broke Spotify’s record for most streams in a single day "
The Weeknd used to be THAT GUY when it came to streaming with incredible hype the moment he dropped. you're trying to rewrite history @fader
Y’all love moving goalposts whenever it’s convenient man. First it was “don’t focus on Spotify”, now you’re doing exactly that.
Starboy debuted with 175M streams in the US. That’s 70 MILLION LESS than Views, an album that dropped just 7 months prior to it.
Do you know how many entries The Weeknd has in the Top 100 Streaming Weeks Ever in the US? ONE. 220M. #73 on the list.
He has NEVER been a huge first week streaming artist (in the US, as y’all always make it a point to specify)
Diamond status just isnt impressive anymore. And I say that as a Kendrick fan and he just hit double diamond with HUMBLE. Even Love Sosa went diamond which shows how watered down the title is now.
A Boogie’s Drowning is diamond but barely anyone knows that song lol. HUMBLE is double diamond but it’s not nearly as big as In Da Club.
A diamond record back in 2003 is like 30x-40x platinum today. As streaming continues to grow this will only become more common and in a decade diamond plaques wont be special at all.
Most of Drake’s diamond records would’ve struggled to hit 3x platinum back in 2003.
Breaking down Drake's Diamond records:
https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1858593353324978297https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1874631702263267559https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1885850136347120010https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1885851546732146986https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888616577165128116https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888724089738519027https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888725373443068066https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888726189180637616He's also got Nice for What, In My Feelings, Nonstop, Look Alive, Yes Indeed, Going Bad, Take Care, Fake Love, Forever, Laugh Now Cry Later, Money in the Grave and Wants and Needs that'll all be Diamond eligible this year or early next year. That'll be 27 Diamond hit records. He'll definitely hold the record for most RIAA Diamond-certified songs for a long time once he gets his certifications updated.
Can you list them out lol
Diamond status just isnt impressive anymore. And I say that as a Kendrick fan and he just hit double diamond with HUMBLE. Even Love Sosa went diamond which shows how watered down the title is now.
A Boogie’s Drowning is diamond but barely anyone knows that song lol. HUMBLE is double diamond but it’s not nearly as big as In Da Club.
A diamond record back in 2003 is like 30x-40x platinum today. As streaming continues to grow this will only become more common and in a decade diamond plaques wont be special at all.
Most of Drake’s diamond records would’ve struggled to hit 3x platinum back in 2003.
https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1805458780269748389https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1888732255062737145Drowning was huge. With streaming it's easier for songs but way harder for albums. Peoples albums were going 20x platinum before.