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Kworb: Me! 150K

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This is a decline and it will have no longevity because it’s an awful song that no one will want to stream. Good luck to her though. 

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Was hoping for the best

My lead single's never been worse, so

The Swifties must like me for me

 

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4 hours ago, quitedangerous said:

y'all call this "art"? HEY KIDS SPELLING IS FUN! we- :toofunny2:

All music is art. Good art? That's a different story.

10 minutes ago, SilencePlease said:

oh wow :soda:

 

what were Look's first week numbers?

Higher than ME! and both are higher than your faves last five singles.

 

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1 minute ago, Wonderland said:

Marsha Blackburn WON

 

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Stanning republican sis?

 

The morals declined!

 

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4 minutes ago, JonginBey said:

Was hoping for the best

My lead single's never been worse, so

The Edgelord Swifties must like me for me

 

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Fixed

 

 

I predicted 150-200k and this is on par with it

 

iTunes is dead, great numbers. We'll see how much y'all faves are going to do with their leads

 

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Kinda underwhelming but the song is absolutely horrendous, so yeah.

 

With a much better, stronger lead, she might've easily done over 200k.

1 hour ago, JonginBey said:

Was hoping for the best

My lead single's never been worse, so

The Swifties must like me for me

 

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Swifites can’t make 

any type of song just be a hit

if it’s only for children

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It's what she deserves for releasing a kidz bop.

This song will alienate her core fanbase much more than LWYMMMD it seems.

9 minutes ago, quitedangerous said:

150k wow maybe Taylor will go #1 after all :worship::smile:

We still here boo? Math is FUN!

 

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15 minutes ago, nick4bty said:

What happened to her fan base 

 

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literally this

 

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WHY are you people NOT BUYING the song

 

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like WHY

 

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She's supposed to have the biggest fanbase of all the pop girls yet her lead single is barely outselling Shallow Oscars week, which came after 6 months of release and having already sold 750k

 

A nightmare literally a nightmare

 

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Here's the notification you were looking for.

 

OT: Bad song, deserves worse.

 

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EDIT: Oop forgot to click quote. Reply again sis!

5 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

TBH this is roughly what I expected even before I heard the song. You guys are underestimate what the end of the week numbers will be though, I think it should still do 150k or so.

 

Also people acting like the sales market is the same as in 2017... When Look What You Made Me Do came out you needed 30k sales to make the weekly top 10, now you only need 15k. Streaming was already dominant and sales were already **** in 2017 but that doesn't mean they didn't become twice as **** since. I'm sure a lot of her fans were still holding out from streaming back in 2017 since her discography wasn't on there but then they jumped on board in the last two years.

 

So sales are fine. It's the streaming that I'm concerned about, I don't think this was as good as her previous lead singles and it's like the opposite kind of sound that streaming audiences are into. Pop can still do well on streaming, but this is like the worst sub-genre of pop for streaming audiences.

Yeah, pretty much all of this. :cm:

That's good but I expected more. Guess her fans don't generally get the appeal of this song. :michael:

 

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