Gosh 😹Jul 10, 2025onedeepSame boring raps and beats as his last 10 albums too
But because one of the 4 producers is a newcomer to the OVO sweatshop they're pretending it's a 'new sound' for himCan’t get myself to feel sympathy for a 40 year old man who cries over transactional friendships
Jul 10, 2025·2 replies
quadraThe world when MMATBS dropped:
They dont acknowledge this album.
- Jul 10, 2025
quadras posts in this thread 💅 - Jul 10, 2025Mafia Boss
They dont acknowledge this album.
It never happened
- Jul 10, 2025
LetHIMSortEmOutBoth yall struggle with it tbh
mustardonthezeusho
Jul 10, 2025Mafia BossThey dont acknowledge this album.
Better than DAMN for me
Jul 10, 2025quadraSays paragraph boy
Drake stans can’t still detect sarcasm I see
- Jul 10, 2025Mafia Boss
This how they act about clipse. Same boring pusha t music but now with malice verses lmao.
Maybe hip-hop just isn’t for you
- Jul 10, 2025·1 replyMafia Boss
150k! should be at least 50k pure with all the hype!
You expecting 150K from a duo that has never cleared 122K first week in 25 years? Couldn’t be me
- Jul 10, 2025·1 reply
goretex 💁🏽♂️Jul 10, 2025Gonna be a interesting weekend I wonder hm biebz gon do
Jul 11, 2025bundle scott dropping sunday GGs biebs
- Jul 11, 2025
why would they post this its like 5 months old 😭😭
- Jul 11, 2025https://twitter.com/chartdata/status/1943418589194682690Wizzle
They purposely not posting Gods Plan update
- Jul 11, 2025·1 replyTheFader
You expecting 150K from a duo that has never cleared 122K first week in 25 years? Couldn’t be me
but i thought there was so much hype?
- Jul 11, 2025·2 repliesMafia Boss
but i thought there was so much hype?
Within the hip-hop community, yes. They’re legends but they’re not commercial juggernauts. You must be new to rap
Jul 11, 2025Drake back to his old tricks getting a fake number 1 track
All that crying for nothing
He’s still using the bots
- Jul 11, 2025TheFader
Within the hip-hop community, yes. They’re legends but they’re not commercial juggernauts. You must be new to rap
they aint fan of hip hop
b**** made niggas wouldav supported vanilla ice back in the day over Tribe or Rakim because of "numbers"
- Jul 11, 2025·2 repliesTheFader
Within the hip-hop community, yes. They’re legends but they’re not commercial juggernauts. You must be new to rap
See how you pick and choose. You said C6 had no hype and clipse album had more hype now u backpedaling. You not a hiphop fan though you just like arguing.😂
Jul 11, 2025·2 repliesJBiebz 135k
- Jul 11, 2025Botney
JBiebz 135k
100k+ looks likely for the crackhead
Jul 11, 2025BotneyJBiebz 135k
Trav going #1 over him for sure ?
Jul 11, 2025·2 repliestravis - 230k/60k streaming
biebz - 120k
clipse - 80k- Jul 11, 2025·4 repliesMafia Boss
See how you pick and choose. You said C6 had no hype and clipse album had more hype now u backpedaling. You not a hiphop fan though you just like arguing.😂
It’s like some of y’all don’t know what context is when having conversations.
Lil Wayne is one of the most popular artists of all time. Has one album that sold a million first week and another that came pretty damn close to it. Tha Carter series is one of the most popular album series ever. For a CARTER ALBUM, C6 had absolutely zero hype pre-release, and its first week numbers reflected that.
The Clipse are a very respected and beloved duo within the rap community, but they have NEVER been commercial juggernauts. Their highest selling album ever sold 122K first week back in 2002. That’s the equivalent of like 50K in today’s sales climate. They’ve never even released a #1 album, but they’re still highly respected and viewed as legends. For a CLIPSE ALBUM, Let God Sort Em Out was very anticipated within the rap community.
- Gosh 😹Jul 11, 2025·2 repliesTheFader
It’s like some of y’all don’t know what context is when having conversations.
Lil Wayne is one of the most popular artists of all time. Has one album that sold a million first week and another that came pretty damn close to it. Tha Carter series is one of the most popular album series ever. For a CARTER ALBUM, C6 had absolutely zero hype pre-release, and its first week numbers reflected that.
The Clipse are a very respected and beloved duo within the rap community, but they have NEVER been commercial juggernauts. Their highest selling album ever sold 122K first week back in 2002. That’s the equivalent of like 50K in today’s sales climate. They’ve never even released a #1 album, but they’re still highly respected and viewed as legends. For a CLIPSE ALBUM, Let God Sort Em Out was very anticipated within the rap community.
He’s just upset Clipse dropped an infinite better album than Wayne