1.Without Me-62k +68%

2.Sunflower-56k +95%

3.Thank You, Next-55k +113%

4.High Hopes-51k +132%

5.Happier-42k +106%

6.Sicko Mode-36k +160%

7.Money-35k +276%

8.Speechless-31k +130%

9.Mo Bamba-31k +273%

10.Shallow-30k +78k

 

https://kworb.net/cc/

 

Happy Holidays 

Edited December 29, 20187 yr by Chainsmoker

Rip! 

You meant boosts right? 

Shallow has 30k, more than Wow.

Edited December 29, 20187 yr by Chaos Angel

Misleading thread title. I’m waiting for a picture of your Christmas boots. 

2 minutes ago, Itz_Dani! said:

You meant boosts right? 

 

Just now, Erreur2 La Nature said:

Misleading thread title. I’m waiting for a picture of your Christmas boots. 

My Bad

1 minute ago, Erreur2 La Nature said:

Misleading thread title. I’m waiting for a picture of your Christmas boots. 

 

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Kworb: Christmas Boots

Shoemaker Katy Perry is shook

 

2005 Xmas:

1. 175k LAFFY TAFFY - D4L
10. 101k SUGAR WE'RE GOIN DOWN - Fallout Boy

 

Mmm. 2005's #10 smashing this year's Xmas #1

4 minutes ago, Chaos Angel said:

Shallow has 30k, more than Wow.

Edited.

Y'all remember when five years ago Christmas boosts meant that we had the entire top ten selling 250k+?

For a second I thought kworb started to sell merchandise when I saw the thread title....

18 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Y'all remember when five years ago Christmas boosts meant that we had the entire top ten selling 250k+?

Remember 8 years ago when all the top songs would sell 500k+ 

Halsey the anti-Christmas boost!

24 minutes ago, KillingYourCareer said:

Y'all remember when five years ago Christmas boosts meant that we had the entire top ten selling 250k+?

Isn't it sad that a song doing 20k a week and selling like 300k in the long run is still more profitable for artists than having a song cross 1 billion streams on Spotify?

I wonder how much money our girlies actually got during the peak of the digital era. Katy, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Gaga must be FILTHY rich. If there was anytime to have a smash success, it was 2008-2013.

Man, I was expecting a little more for Ariana, kinda like 62k. I knew no matter how big the boost could be, it wasn't going to be able to pull 70k+. Sad.

Not even 75k  whew streaming won.

 

i miss those days when the Christmas #1 would sell in excess of 500k. 

On 12/29/2018 at 2:18 PM, Arthoe said:

Isn't it sad that a song doing 20k a week and selling like 300k in the long run is still more profitable for artists than having a song cross 1 billion streams on Spotify?

I wonder how much money our girlies actually got during the peak of the digital era. Katy, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Gaga must be FILTHY rich. If there was anytime to have a smash success, it was 2008-2013.

1 billion spotify streams generates around 6 million dollars in revenue, considering that Spotify’s average payout per stream is around ~ $0.005

 

a song selling 300k digital units generates roughly $400k

 

so no, streaming is actually quite lucrative, but just like with digital sales, it's only the select few mainstream label-supported artists that actually make millions from it