They did it with a literal Nolan film, Dune Part One, The Matrix Resurrections, and a Godzilla movie
How are those B-list movies?
lol tenet and dune were released in theaters sir
the matrix was ass and not going to do s***. the others were the denzel joker one and the angelina jolie movie which all were ass
lol tenet and dune were released in theaters sir
the matrix was ass and not going to do s***. the others were the denzel joker one and the angelina jolie movie which all were ass
They were still released the exact same day on HBO Max and it did not work, which is why Nolan ended up cutting ties with WB
A movie being ass has nothing to do with its financial potential, there are ass movies that made a billion dollars in 2026
Super Mario Galaxy is a bad movie but that s*** is not doing what it did financially if it released day one on streaming
People be on their 10th account talking about “you’re mad you’re double posting”
You been double accounting man shut your b**** ass up
LMAO
YB first week numbers about to be crazy again
album might sell well but that person isn't going to have a long term touring career
Who
The film industry is having its best year post-pandemic and it's 100% because they are prioritizing theatrical releases. Imagine if The Odyssey released on HBO Max day one.
The music industry needs to reshape and figure out what's next because this streaming s*** is not the answer whatsoever
MY MAN
millions more would have seen it day 1 if it was on hbomax
Highest grossing rated R movie ever.
This man is a f***in idiot.
Drake
Big Michael Michael
I just discovered it takes masses of energy & effort to make a post in a thread
Fam might have to have overnight oats, coffee & an adderal in order to meet the demands of making a post in a thread
Apparently making posts requires as much investment and effort as training for long distance running
Dude I love overnight oats
Highest grossing rated R movie ever.
I was hating on some tech s*** the other day and thought of u unc
Radio is king again, Billboard got me regulated 
Wanna makе it fair for you, numbers that I generatеd 
Do right and kill everything, people knew that death awaited
I was hating on some tech s*** the other day and thought of u unc
Hell yeah! Live life outside
The film industry is having its best year post-pandemic and it's 100% because they are prioritizing theatrical releases. Imagine if The Odyssey released on HBO Max day one.
The music industry needs to reshape and figure out what's next because this streaming s*** is not the answer whatsoever
I agree, but that's mostly because of big format screen access. Most consumers just aren't going to shell out thousands for a viable theater-like setup. I don't think the masses will ever willingly go back to physical media for music consumption, and if streaming apps were to ever restrict access or introduce tiers people would just b**** and complain. They really f***ed up by making it so open and cheap right off the bat.
The film industry is having its best year post-pandemic and it's 100% because they are prioritizing theatrical releases. Imagine if The Odyssey released on HBO Max day one.
The music industry needs to reshape and figure out what's next because this streaming s*** is not the answer whatsoever
First, albums have to become real productions again and not just s*** thrown at the wall
Drake
Why did they stop counting YouTube anyway
That’s very dumb a lot of people listen to music on YouTube
YouTube pulled out of Billboard in protest because they felt Billboard didn't treat their free streams equal enough to that of paid ones like Apple/Spotify. Guess they realize they needed each other and came to a compromise with today's move
People be on their 10th account talking about “you’re mad you’re double posting”
You been double accounting man shut your b**** ass up
Now stop weighting radio so heavily and we’re getting somewhere
how else is ella langeley supposed to have the biggest song of all time
bad in what way
as in new music isn't selling?
think the money is still in it arguably more now
artists get paid less now. there is a pot of money they distribute to artists from based on streams as a share of some math equation. it's no longer $1 for every album or whatever splits they agreed upon before
Labels have always been around
unfortunately
First, albums have to become real productions again and not just s*** thrown at the wall
Will not happen if streaming is the main way music is released.
I agree, but that's mostly because of big format screen access. Most consumers just aren't going to shell out thousands for a viable theater-like setup. I don't think the masses will ever willingly go back to physical media for music consumption, and if streaming apps were to ever restrict access or introduce tiers people would just b**** and complain. They really f***ed up by making it so open and cheap right off the bat.
They very much did f*** up
Not much excitement anymore