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9 minutes ago, iHype. said:

 

But when a Hip-Hop album is still #1 weeks later with lower sales than multiple other albums ATRL complains about how Billboard needs to change their rules and its unfair to 'people who actually sold more'. 

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theres a difference between sps making up approx. 35-40% of your sales versus 75-80% which is what you constantly see with hip hop albums high in the charts late in their run. can't equally compare the two

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6 minutes ago, BNF91 said:

theres a difference between sps making up approx. 35-40% of your sales versus 75-80% which is what you constantly see with hip hop albums high in the charts late in their run. can't equally compare the two

 

Eh. Both are being pushed to a higher position due to streams.

It's like complaining about a song going #1 on Hot 100 with 80% of its points from radio, versus 50% radio.
 
And why does an album have to get a certain amount of sales, in order for its streams to be validated? As seen at this point, lower sales means higher streams, since the demographic is transitioning from sales to streaming. Therefore it makes complete sense, the highest streamers, have lower sales. If people are transitioning from buying CDs to using Spotify, why would those who are doing well on Spotify generate as many sales as someone doing weakly on Spotify & who's target demographic is still largely transitioning.

 

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5 hours ago, ChrisTheLoner said:

Not her doing more than 300k pure sales in 2018 in only 3 weeks :jonny:

 

Coming for 500k pure in no time :duca:

Almost 500k sps just three weeks :fan:

 

1.5 Mil SPS by end of the year :clap3:

 

 

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1 hour ago, iHype. said:

 

Eh. Both are being pushed to a higher position due to streams.

It's like complaining about a song going #1 on Hot 100 with 80% of its points from radio, versus 50% radio.
 
And why does an album have to get a certain amount of sales, in order for its streams to be validated? As seen at this point, lower sales means higher streams, since the demographic is transitioning from sales to streaming. Therefore it makes complete sense, the highest streamers, have lower sales. If people are transitioning from buying CDs to using Spotify, why would those who are doing well on Spotify generate as many sales as someone doing weakly on Spotify & who's target demographic is still largely transitioning.

 

I don't have any problem with albums selling 10k+ pure sales and 100k SPS.. or even 5k Pure Sales Only charting as high as top5 or top10 due to streaming..

 

it's just kinda irritating/annoying somehow when a certain artist pulled 80k-100k PURE SALES but cockblocked by an album that sold less than 5k or worse less than 1k.. :chick2:

 

80k pure sales cockblocked with 60k pure sales ain't as tragic as the situation i posted above..

 

And with your radio comparison.. yeah it's also very annoying when a song was heavily RADIO driven or heavily Streaming Driven.. i don't know why i don't find a song selling 200k a week  annoying tho. :gaycat4:

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Bitch ASIB better break 100k this week

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7 hours ago, Bang Up said:

Now this is just doing tooooo much to the OGH. 

They're on suicide watch now.

 

On-topic: Loving all of this winning! :heart2:

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Even Billboard is predicting a 3rd week at #1 for ASIB. TABS! 

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11 hours ago, iHype. said:

 

Eh. Both are being pushed to a higher position due to streams.

It's like complaining about a song going #1 on Hot 100 with 80% of its points from radio, versus 50% radio.
 
And why does an album have to get a certain amount of sales, in order for its streams to be validated? As seen at this point, lower sales means higher streams, since the demographic is transitioning from sales to streaming. Therefore it makes complete sense, the highest streamers, have lower sales. If people are transitioning from buying CDs to using Spotify, why would those who are doing well on Spotify generate as many sales as someone doing weakly on Spotify & who's target demographic is still largely transitioning.

 

Well considering radio, although influenced by callouts, has far more corporate hands in the pot pushing certain songs to be hits, whereas streaming and digital/physical sales are pretty much consumer-driven. So yeah, I don't think a song at say, #3 with 80% of its points coming from radio would be that accurate. 

 

ASIB'S getting good streams and high sales, so your argument isn't quite absolute. people just seem willing to spend actual money on the product as well.

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1 hour ago, BNF91 said:

 

ASIB'S getting good streams and high sales, so your argument isn't quite absolute. people just seem willing to spend actual money on the product as well.

 

 40-50 million streams isn’t really high at all...

Its great for her, but huge albums on streaming are getting 300 million+ streams first week now and 100+ million in following weeks. If ASIB was getting that much streams & was still selling largely then it’d be a different story. So yeah, the point stands – higher streams equals lower sales. 
 
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Gaga STOMPING on all the hip-hop releases with her pure sales and streams is such a breath of fresh air, whew. 

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13 minutes ago, Remixed said:

Gaga STOMPING on all the hip-hop releases with her pure sales and streams is such a breath of fresh air, whew. 

I feel like the weight that streaming has on the charts / music industry is flawed. It's totally male-dominated, listener and artist-wise.

 

Since when did we give straight males the power behind the chart formula?!

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52 minutes ago, Remixed said:

Gaga STOMPING on all the hip-hop releases with her pure sales and streams is such a breath of fresh air, whew. 

it's about ****ing time :alexz:

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On 10/25/2018 at 1:55 AM, Remixed said:

Gaga STOMPING on all the hip-hop releases with her pure sales and streams is such a breath of fresh air, whew. 

The power of the gays

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FINAL

 

LW TW ARTIST | TITLE | LABEL TOTAL CHANGE ALBUMS TEA SEA
1 1 LADY GAGA & BRADLEY COOPER | A STAR IS BORN SOUNDTRACK
INTERSCOPE
106,373 -21% 59,117 15,612 31,643
-- 2 FUTURE & JUICE WRLD | WRLD ON DRUGS
FREEBANDZ/EPIC/GRADE A/INTERSCOPE
98,203 -- 7,768 1,937 88,498
-- 3 GRETA VAN FLEET | ANTHEM OF THE PEACEFUL ARMY
LAVA/REPUBLIC
81,938 -- 75,206 914 5,817
-- 4 DISTURBED | EVOLUTION
REPRISE
70,827 -- 65,368 1,430 4,029
3 5 LIL WAYNE | THA CARTER V
YOUNG MONEY
63,685 -20% 7,704 1,993 53,988
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1

LADY GAGA & BRADLEY COOPER

A STAR IS BORN SOUNDTRACK

INTERSCOPE

106,373

 

:alexz:

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Yaaaas girl coming for the fourth week 

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Just now, z10 said:

Are Pentatonix a threat next week? :Jonny: 

They are third on iTunes and they won´t have streaming until christmas so I don´t think so

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Greta von Fleet is trash I only heard about them from the Pitchfork review and :rip:

it's like an untalented high school Led Zep cover band

 

anyway congrats AGAIN to the kween of pop, hac and jazz!

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106K. She is winning again... :jonny5:

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5 minutes ago, BadMonster said:

Her longest #1 album  :jonny5:

A repeak 10 years after her debut :jonny5: :jonny5:

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3 weeks at #1 :jonny5: please make it a month

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