Aug 2, 2020·1 reply
SUPER REDNWTS wasn’t even double platinum in 2016
My Turn has about to go double platinum in less then a year
https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/7487871/ask-billboard-drakes-career-sales-more
Your comparing an album with all pure sales vs an album using streaming for sales. Not the same at all
P.S.You guys gotta stop doing that
Aug 2, 2020SUPER REDNWTS wasn’t even double platinum in 2016
My Turn has about to go double platinum in less then a year
https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/7487871/ask-billboard-drakes-career-sales-more
cmon man- Aug 2, 2020·1 replygnarlynasty
Your comparing an album with all pure sales vs an album using streaming for sales. Not the same at all
P.S.You guys gotta stop doing that
It’s the same relative success
Aug 2, 2020·1 replyNiggas saying my turn >> NWTS, yeah I’m OUT
Aug 2, 2020·2 repliesThere isn’t a single rapper in the new new school as just naturally gifted or innovative as a mac miller or an asap rocky or a travis
- Aug 2, 2020PNW
Too bad the music itself isn’t up to par
- Aug 2, 2020SUPER RED
It’s the same relative success
Buddy,no it’s not and it never will be,nobody nowadays is using gas in their car to go pay $19.99 for a Lil Baby album,no matter how popular he is right now.
- Aug 2, 2020SUPER RED
NWTS wasn’t even double platinum in 2016
My Turn has about to go double platinum in less then a year
https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/7487871/ask-billboard-drakes-career-sales-more
Billboard s*** is kinda irrelevant at this point.
It's all streams
Aug 2, 2020·editedalbum sales and song/albums certifications are kinda meaningless in the streaming era tbh
Aug 2, 2020nobody is gonna talk about my turn in a couple years if we keeping it a buck ..
and i say this as someone who thinks lil baby is gonna be huge
Aug 2, 2020what in the hell
Aug 2, 2020Polo ShiestyNiggas saying my turn >> NWTS, yeah I’m OUT
Aug 2, 2020·1 replyAmphernee HardawayMusic is consumed differently these days but these guys will never match the impact those late 90s early 00 artists had.
That was the era where you had to actually go buy an album.
How is this related to OP, he's talking about commercial success
- Aug 2, 2020·2 repliesOlivear
There isn’t a single rapper in the new new school as just naturally gifted or innovative as a mac miller or an asap rocky or a travis
That’s a good point but a lot of these new rappers super young. Nba youngboy is 20 and Roddy is 21. The people you just mentioned all dropped most of their best music around 25
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replythe reds
How is this related to OP, he's talking about commercial success
That's exactly what I'm talking about.
You good bro?
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyAmphernee Hardaway
That's exactly what I'm talking about.
You good bro?
OP is talking about commercial success and you're talking about "impact"
You good bro?
- Aug 2, 2020Polo Shiesty
That’s a good point but a lot of these new rappers super young. Nba youngboy is 20 and Roddy is 21. The people you just mentioned all dropped most of their best music around 25
Nas was 17 when he first started recording Illmatic
He was 21 when it dropped.
BIG and Pac had classics under their belts when they died at 25.
These new new niggas ain't got it like the OG's - Aug 2, 2020·1 replythe reds
OP is talking about commercial success and you're talking about "impact"
You good bro?
I said you had to go purchase an album.
Hard sales >>>>> goofy streaming numbers
So let's say "commercial impact" since you need me to be specific
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replyOlivear
There isn’t a single rapper in the new new school as just naturally gifted or innovative as a mac miller or an asap rocky or a travis
one of these is not like the others
- Aug 2, 2020Polo Shiesty
That’s a good point but a lot of these new rappers super young. Nba youngboy is 20 and Roddy is 21. The people you just mentioned all dropped most of their best music around 25
NBA young boy will never drop a genre defining project but ok vro
Asap around his age debuted w LLA
- Aug 2, 2020·2 repliesjynth
one of these is not like the others
Which one is it?
Aug 2, 2020Amphernee HardawayMusic is consumed differently these days but these guys will never match the impact those late 90s early 00 artists had.
That was the era where you had to actually go buy an album.
Also all those guys are way more pop than previous rappers
- Aug 2, 2020·1 replySUPER RED
That’s why Youngboy is so huge, white kids who would never listen to him in the 90s do now
Bruh, White kids loved DMX and Tupac
Aug 2, 2020OP the type to compare raccoons to Doritos
- Aug 2, 2020Amphernee Hardaway
Which one is it?