Come on man

This an 18 track album. It's gonna do fairly well. It's no stand out bop so that might limit it tho

Spotify crew got work to do

just from what i've seen/heard irl and online, i definitely don't think there's the same normie interest in new kendrick than there was for DAMN.

like with DAMN., it felt like a lot of people who had slept/missed out on kendrick in his ascendancy through gkmc and tpab suddenly wanted a piece of him and you had a lot of interest driven by that. you also had what was a good, radio/club/party friendly track in humble leading the rollout. i dont really think you have either with mr morale so i think the overall numbers will suffer as a result, even if actual hip hop fans are gonna be all over it as the first new kendrick album in so long

TPAB was also not commercially successful, mainstream audiences did not revere it nearly as much as critics did. I think it hurt his momentum going into Damn among general audiences. Humble helped though for sure.

Updated Now

2. United In Grief
6. N95
11. Worldwide Steppers
12. Die Hard
15. Father Time
18. Rich Spirit
20. Rich (Interlude)
21. We Cry Together
25. Silent Hill
29. Purple Hearts
33. Count Me Out
46. Savior
51. Crown
56. Savior (Interlude)
58. Auntie Diaries
61. Mr. Morale
67. Mother I Sober
70. Mirror

I know. I'm going to make 6-hour updates in the first 24 hours and 24-hour updates every day after that.

Avi post ratio immaculate

This…doesn’t seem great. Am I wrong?

HDD bout to set up Jack Harlow & Kendrick back to back

it's climbing. These charts take a time to update but the trend is looking good. I think he will have probably debut around 400k.

Yeah, this isn't saying much considering what DAMN did on Spotify and how much those numbers have been surpassed since then.

paid streams are weighted more for billboard

if Billboard is based on revenue that a song brings in, then counting free streams for barely less than paid streams doesn’t make sense

note:
Billboard should be based on listens, not revenue, but since it’s not, at least be consistent

Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers on US Apple Music after 12 hours:
2(+6). United In Grief
3(+7). N95
5(+9). Worldwide Steppers
8(+7). Die Hard
11(+6). Father Time
14(+11). Rich Spirit
16(+10). Rich (Interlude)
18(+13). We Cry Together
19(+20). Silent Hill
21(+15). Purple Hearts
23(+21). Count Me Out
29(+22). Savior
33(+24). Crown
43(+18). Savior (Interlude)
46(+18). Auntie Diaries
50(+16). Mr. Morale
57(+18). Mother I Sober
61(+17). Mirror

If a song/album does historically well, they'll let you know lol.

Yeah, Spotify has always published their numbers but no other audio streaming service has so they've always been alone in that.

I'll say that for Apple Music, their charts are rolling charts so numbers technically can't be published. Their charts update dozens of times a day in comparison to Spotify's charts which updates only once a day.

DAMN still holds the 15th spot for biggest Spotify debut. And wouldn’t most music consumption happen during the day rather than the night? Like Damn’s 24 hour numbers were accumulated through the night and the day - Mr Morale surpassed it with only the night accounted for?