No, it won't. It'll go down as Kendrick's biggest song, though.

11 million is insane. Curious to see the rest of Kendrick’s Monday numbers.

Biggest rap song ever and s*** is rap not some halfway crooning. S*** is going to go diamond in a year.

Let go of your unhealthy obsession with a creep who doesn’t know of your existence. Go outside once in a while.

Also his album numbers come out

STREAM LUTHER!!!!!

Number 1 in three different seasons (spring, summer and winter). Casket Music!

Nah we def gotta stream luther that s*** is a top 2 shower song

Absolutely bro we gotta make that happen, NLU already went #1 we need Luther now. Or maybe we could have NLU this week and hopefully the drop a Luther video for next week, that would give a push

Basically all the songs he performed got a massive boost. Also, the songs are getting such a massive boost because most of them are very recent songs (Euphoria, Not Like Us, Squabble Up, Luther, Man at the Garden, Peekaboo, TV Off).

This is the Monday update for Spotify US:

Not Like Us will 100% return to #1 for a third week.

How can it be the biggest rap song ever when it was never huge outside of the US man lmao. I wouldn't even say it was big outside of the US.

NLU went #1 on Spotify in only 6 countries globally and this is the apparent biggest rap song ever?

Wild

At this point, just let them have it lmao.

Lmao now you’re using “new songs” as an excuse...bet you was saying the exact opposite during the Super Bowl telling everyone that Kendrick didn’t perform his old hits "cause he didn’t have enough for 13 minutes" so he had to do new songs from GNX.

But now that the numbers are out he a genius

I will say, smart of Kendrick and his team to time the vinyl release with the Super Bowl. Also smart of him to perform mostly GNX songs. If the boost holds, his album might end up rising to over 200k units this week.

why do yall care about this stuff so much?

We’re number nerds

Not big outside the US but the majority of its streams are outside the US?

Use your brain brother.

i like seeing black and latinos artists win for the art form they created instead of seeing culture vultures steal it and benefit from it

Any source? Like I said it only went #1 in 6 countries on spotify, mostly small countries except USA/Canada

I think Gods Plan was HIS cultural moment, Hotling Bling was very big but I wouldn‘t say that people still care about this song these days, what is also a important factor

smh this is why i was hoping they would perform luther last

how many 8+ year old songs do people still care about now lol

even sicko mode is barely ever talked about/listened to now

yall should try day trading