weren’t those all independent though
they were opium which is umg, yeat same thing but bias label is under interscope
It would have been 90k if Melz wasn't banned before the release...
@pussy_bacon come get your boy 😭
Wonder if the people hating even listened to the album. It’s actually a really good debut
That's actually an impressive number considering how utterly trash and talentless he is
Not to be that annoying nerd poster but I think in today's day and age it's hard to determine just how popular or unpopular an artist - or anything for that matter - really is
I saw Nettspend at Dover Street Market in NY a few months back and it was fairly busy and not a single person went up to him or seemed to even notice him
Maybe they, like me, just weren't fans and maybe couldn't tell who he was because they'd hardly ever seen pics of him
But my point is a lot of artists might do crazy numbers in terms of impressions and interactions and memes generated on social media, but that doesn't always translate into sales (obvious I know)
The other side of that coin though is that there's artists you and I have never heard of currently doing crazy numbers in terms of real streams/tickets + merch sold, but the algorithm hasn't ever delivered their online presence to our feeds and FYPs for whatever reason
These things coupled with a seemingly infinite and ever expanding list of new artists popping up and getting some buzz everyday online, as well as everyone walking around with decades and decades of older (not current) artists and scenes and genres to explore, means everyone's attention is fragmented, so even pop (popular) music is not as popular as it once was
Pretty much this, the hype surrounding this kid made it seem like he would clear 50k easy.
Just more proof that the social media s*** is all smoke and mirrors when it comes to music.
they were opium which is umg, yeat same thing but bias label is under interscope
nah they were just opium
Not to be that annoying nerd poster but I think in today's day and age it's hard to determine just how popular or unpopular an artist - or anything for that matter - really is
I saw Nettspend at Dover Street Market in NY a few months back and it was fairly busy and not a single person went up to him or seemed to even notice him
Maybe they, like me, just weren't fans and maybe couldn't tell who he was because they'd hardly ever seen pics of him
But my point is a lot of artists might do crazy numbers in terms of impressions and interactions and memes generated on social media, but that doesn't always translate into sales (obvious I know)
The other side of that coin though is that there's artists you and I have never heard of currently doing crazy numbers in terms of real streams/tickets + merch sold, but the algorithm hasn't ever delivered their online presence to our feeds and FYPs for whatever reason
These things coupled with a seemingly infinite and ever expanding list of new artists popping up and getting some buzz everyday online, as well as everyone walking around with decades and decades of older (not current) artists and scenes and genres to explore, means everyone's attention is fragmented, so even pop (popular) music is not as popular as it once was
we all collectively experiencing a bit of monoculture withdrawal syndrome with it now being dead after growing up with it i think
we all collectively experiencing a bit of monoculture withdrawal syndrome with it now being dead after growing up with it i think
Monoculture?
x was an interscope release
yeah but ken carson stinks so whatever
no stylist and up2me were on foundation media
yeah but ken carson stinks so whatever
no stylist and up2me were on foundation media
AGC is a great album