Nothing will ever top HN release week where she just stopped updating the thread and then claimed to be too busy for the first and only time since

Jokes aside I feel like I've seen her put projected #s in the title before for other artists unless I'm crazy

But it's also just not important

She does but when official Billboard numbers come out on Sunday, she updates with them. And then uses the next projections for the next update. She does it pretty consistently every week

This confused me after reading it once and I am not gonna read it again to figure it out

i bet it’s europe nigga

She updates the thread title multiple times a week, with whatever the most recent thing is. Official Final Billboard numbers for this week came out today so she changed the thread title to them. Since 1989 isn’t charting until next week, it’s not there yet, but it will be when she updates it (probably) again when the next HDD projections come out (usually Tuesdays)

Long winded way to say that the great diving is hiding Taylors numbers

omg

i don't think so bucko

kdoggy still ain't dropped his brent thots cuz deep down he wish miguel could drop sum that wavy

Unfortunately the closest day my schedule gives me time to look at cats is Friday

heyyyyyy

had a nice light bender weekend nothing crazy

oh hush

Idk i just log on

heyyyyyy 😸

There has been some discussion touching on this in various threads, and thread title seems to be the consensus, but no dedicated thread for the subject as far as I know, so lets talk about it.

If you ask me, KTT2 just has its ups and downs like any other site. Some weeks are more entertaining than others, although its usually a bit of a snore-fest. I know KTT1 used to have more popular and active megathreads (distinct from stickies, mind you. The badass s*** we did as kids thread comes to mind, although it seems to have been nuked with all of the golden stories from it).

Subject matters on KTT1 Life and ADVICE section lived it up to its name; it had a much more personal and intimate atmosphere about users in their blissful adolescent day-to-day lives, but as the same core demographic that has been here for approaching ~10 years get older, it becomes a bit more bleak, and common topics that have become mundane to us are shut down with negative reception, despite younger viewers possibly having some input of their own, which kind of prohibits the potential discussion value they may generate. This creates less of an open-board environment for anyone to make a thread about anything for interested users to reply, and more of a club that caters to the interests of old-heads/established users. With regards to the bleakness, this is most easily seen by the abundance of Twitter threads with minimal, and I mean minimal input by OPs who probably don't even care about said topic but are taking inorganic news-station avenue to generate some form of discussion (which never works). I think a remedy to this might be adding a "news" or "twitter" subsection just like the relationship sxn, but idk maybe splitting up all of the sections is a part of the problem.

All the above things might have the effect of younger viewers checking us out, seeing the sterility of topics, getting the subconscious impression this is a boring old head website, and going elsewhere. But that might be a far reach again idk. However I do know the tamer nature of KTT2 is a natural product of the social-shift towards zero tolerance of x-isms that most online spaces have made accommodations for, by way of tight moderation.

Another detriment to discussion value however, is the older demographics hasty inclination to label perceived red-flag posts as explicitly bad, with little regard to substance of the comment and them being immediately hog-piled and shunned by negativity. I've seen more instances of this intellectually dishonest behavior towards the slightest of questionable remarks than I can count, and its been disheartening to see this become more and more frequent over time. I think this comes from a place of being jaded, and feeling like we've "seen it all" and assuming the worst of others, often jumping to negative conclusions, and most importantly feeling a nigh sense of duty to mini-mod them to deletion rather than engaging or ignoring them. Its usually the old head/established users that exhibit this behavior, and the toxicity of it can be seen by the immediate demand of moderator intervention.

i understand where you’re coming from bro but there has been some discussion touching on this in various threads, and thread title seems to be the consensus, but no dedicated thread for the subject as far as I know, so lets talk about it.
If you ask me, KTT2 just has its ups and downs like any other site. Some weeks are more entertaining than others, although it’s usually a bit of a snore-fest. I know KTT1 used to have more popular and active megathreads (distinct from stickies, mind you. The badass s*** we did as kids thread comes to mind, although it seems to have been nuked with all of the golden stories from it).
Subject matters on KTT1 Life and ADVICE section lived it up to its name; it had a much more personal and intimate atmosphere about users in their blissful adolescent day-to-day lives, but as the same core demographic that has been here for approaching ~10 years get older, it becomes a bit more bleak, and common topics that have become mundane to us are shut down with negative reception, despite younger viewers possibly having some input of their own, which kind of prohibits the potential discussion value they may generate. This creates less of an open-board environment for anyone to make a thread about anything for interested users to reply, and more of a club that caters to the interests of old-heads/established users. With regards to the bleakness, this is most easily seen by the abundance of Twitter threads with minimal, and I mean minimal input by OPs who probably don't even care about said topic but are taking inorganic news-station avenue to generate some form of discussion (which never works). I think a remedy to this might be adding a "news" or "twitter" subsection just like the relationship sxn, but idk maybe splitting up all of the sections is a part of the problem.
All the above things might have the effect of younger viewers checking us out, seeing the sterility of topics, getting the subconscious impression this is a boring old head website, and going elsewhere. But that might be a far reach again idk. However I do know the tamer nature of KTT2 is a natural product of the social-shift towards zero tolerance of x-isms that most online spaces have made accommodations for, by way of tight moderation.
Another detriment to discussion value however, is the older demographics hasty inclination to label perceived red-flag posts as explicitly bad, with little regard to substance of the comment and them being immediately hog-piled and shunned by negativity. I've seen more instances of this intellectually dishonest behavior towards the slightest of questionable remarks than I can count, and it’s been disheartening to see this become more and more frequent over time. I think this comes from a place of being jaded, and feeling like we've "seen it all" and assuming the worst of others, often jumping to negative conclusions, and most importantly feeling a nigh sense of duty to mini-mod them to deletion rather than engaging or ignoring them. Its usually the old head/established users that exhibit this behavior, and the toxicity of it can be seen by the immediate demand of moderator intervention.

call me a zoomer but this peak music right here