I mean that when you see 10-15 year old songs going Diamond simply because of the passage of time.

Any song getting Diamond or very close to Diamond within one year of its’ release is extremely impressive

You’ve been on my d*** 5 times already today

Some people wake up and eat breakfast, you wake up and eat d***

i already had my breakfast, now i want something sweet

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Every single time I'm coming in here this thread gets worse

Aight man come on lmao

Anyways

This month looks pretty quiet for releases

all you do is cry and complain and contribute nothing just shut the f*** up with ur dumbass ai avy at least faders b**** ass gives us something to laugh about all u do is just sit on the sideline and b**** and moan

alright im done

Touch some grass.

Drake also flopped

He's definitely close. It'll happen within the next 2-3 years.

not necessarily. it’s easy to have your own schedule and prep cause they can’t do every single thing together and only show up when it’s time to rehearse your parts of the show or practice with the bigger group

like if you ever been in a huge band, majority of the training is broken off into groups to perfect parts and then brought together closer to showtime and dress rehearsals

she also gotta get her touring team in order, her travel schedule, her own interviews and promo as while it’s a collab tour it’s still business for the individual

I don’t want to speak too much but from the way I hear artists speak, often times they just with their teams on a collab tour

Aye yo

you part of the problem

Love seeing white rappers go against each other

neither has michael jackson

I’m asking you why don’t Drake’s hits have the same longevity as his peers’ hits do

He says, about an artist with 24+ Diamond elgibile songs.

Lol. Lmao even.

You comparing a guy that was on top 40 years ago, 30 years prior to the streaming era

I’m comparing Drake with artists who have achieved a specific feat during the streaming era, which is the period of time that Drake’s commercial prime has been

You keep moving the goalposts to ignore the question

If The Weeknd dropped a #1 record that fell off the charts after 25 weeks, you would clown him

How many rap songs have lasted 50+ weeks on Hot 100 this decade

Fader not realising that billboard is heavily against rap is crazy

I’m asking you about 2018, a year where two (at minimum, haven’t checked fully) rap songs lasted 50+ weeks on the Hot 100.

Drake’s biggest single of his career did not.

Why is that?