When people used to buy CDs, you could not guarantee either that they are playing the CD. Some might listen to it once, some might play it months later etc. That's how it always been. I own some Cds I have never played

I’m pretty sure it’s 40% of people who own records don’t have a player

AM went platinum off vinyl

Drakes Music Videos haven’t been doing too well recently.

Prime YB was getting 100 million + on introspective pain songs, no music video just the audio. YouTube goat

Fr, imagine trying to gift someone something music related and getting them a one month gift card for Spotify

Second day crash is gonna be nasty because the song sucks

should get #1 based on that tbh

They preying on second day drops now?

I’m sorry but it’s a banger. Shoot me

I said the exact same thing about the Tyler album

Wait a second…. This song didn’t even out stream a single song’s USA peak of the new Tyler album

Fairs

You mean to tell me an album's first day had high peaking songs?

Proof that a rollout matters. People were clowning on all of them 100 gigs songs for “flopping” when they were put out terribly. Blue Green Red deserved better

Ngl i’m kinda shocked at how hard this Tyler album is crashing on streaming services right now. I know he never had the best longevity but he’d usually have 1 song stuck around for a bit and it looks like he might not even have that with this drop.

Surprise album with no promo had every song peak more then a heavily promo’d drake rollout single

Why are you shocked? Did you hear the album? Lmao

I knew on day one that s*** would have zero staying power

It hasn’t even been a full week since its release. I at least thought Ring Ring Ring or Don’t You Worry Baby would be hits

Heavily promo’d

Kron bait ain’t even good. Both drops got the same amount of promo lol

Weren’t there days of heads up for Tyler’s?

Yup

The songwriting was bad, there was no way those songs were ever gonna stick with casual listeners