Is there a reason as to why Gaga isn't on the ATRL banner?

2 minutes ago, Fizzy said:

Yup haha. I want it to keep this momentum until next week tracking ends. Obviously even after that

might be wrong, but i believe this only includes sunday and monday's streams. so it's from one full tracking day alone and two days of sales 

Edited February 5, 20251 yr by iconicyayo

2 minutes ago, Denim said:

Abracadabra, news! 

a stability spell has been cast on this bop!

 

DAY 1 Total - 11.3K

Day 2 Total - 22.7K (+11.4k)

Average: +550 an hour

biggest update on Day 1: +690

biggest update on Day 2: +800

 

TODAY

 

8AM - 26.8K

9AM - 27.6K (+800)

10AM - 28.4K (+800)

11AM - 29.3K (+900)

12:00PM — 30.3K(+1,000)

1:00PM — 31.4K (+1,100)

2:00PM — 32.5K (+1,100)

 

yesterday's 2pm update was +700, so we are 400 above yesterday  

No way this only grows and grows... It's like too good to be true

 

How many numbers in TikTok does Disease have in total? Like, by now?

25 minutes ago, Freaky Prince said:

Someone edit the DollaDita post with the Abracadabra video in the background 

Just now, LewisK said:

No way this only grows and grows... It's like too good to be true

 

How many numbers in TikTok does Disease have in total? Like, by now?

The official disease audio has 61.6K, so if this even stays stable it'll pass it like… sometime tomorrow!

8 minutes ago, verthigo said:

I have a rugby practice tonight, let me ask one of my teammates to help when we shower 

wow 

 

 

OT: ABRACASMASHA 

1.8M on YouTube for today so far (4M in total yesterday) still like 10 hours ago  

 

hopefully it can get in the 2.5-3M range

I'm not worried about peak in the US and UK now, I'm worried about stability, if it remains stable until the album's release (the 7th) we will definitely be achieving a new peak in these countries upon its release

not a uia cat edit 

18 minutes ago, opbranden said:

 

 

Thought Godacadabra would make Disease pale but Disease's even hitting harder now for me

1 minute ago, Denim said:

The official disease audio has 61.6K, so if this even stays stable it'll pass it like… sometime tomorrow!

OMG what kind of monster are we witnessing? What a time to be alive 

if we had physicals then ABRA could actually have an easy #1 in the UK next week. otherwise we will definitely get a top three peak, possibly top two 

10 minutes ago, Kayseri Mantisi said:

so cute omg

 

 

Just now, D02 said:

I'm not worried about peak in the US and UK now, I'm worried about stability, if it remains stable until the album's release (the 7th) we will definitely be achieving a new peak in these countries upon its release

I'm confident she will get two more videos past the 100M mark with Abracadabra + DWAS live

Plus Marry The Night will finally cross 100M this year

Idk if it was intentional, but my favorite decision is the valley girl accent in the "feel the beat" sections switching to her new york accent when she say "the floor's on fire". Like she just couldn't keep it in.

The song has 183k stream on statfm (iirc yesterday was around 200k) so I'm not worry about it dropping 

Apparently Abracadabra is trending on TikTok, with an orange banner. I don't know what it means, but it looks like it's great for visibility ? Can @Denim confirm ? And explain what it means 

Who do we bribe to upload this?

 

Do y'all think she's attending the Met Gala since it's 2 days after Copacabana?

If they cannot drop physicals next week, they should drop them in the album release with different versions as well on itunes and spotify. The song will get a new huge boost on that week and we can get a new peak. 

It's lady gagas world and we are lucky to be living in it

 

 

Halsey stanning as well 

 

Abracadabra is perfect, but I'm always logging for an extra chorus at the of the song. You know like I Poker Face, that sense of "Omg is she going to keep going??"

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The public's renewed love for all things Lady Gaga is a sign that we're stronger than we think

 

If you witnessed the collective cultural collapse that was the release of the video for Gaga's latest song, "Abracadabra,", (...) you surely felt it too: the sweet, unmistakable sense of nostalgia.

 

"Abracadabra" is a sonic return to form for the pop star, a pivot to the heavy European dance basslines and phonetic chants of some of her most beloved hits like "Bad Romance" and "Judas," this time with more polish. The sound instantly evokes a touch of wistfulness for the Obama era, when times were just as uncertain. Still, it was easier to block out bad news with radio-heavy car rides or by cranking up the iPod volume using its click wheel. Now, no matter how fast we run, the grim reaper's scythe is still inches from our heels.

 

After "Abracadabra" was released, that sentimental yearning for the past was immediately echoed across both social media and proper reviews. For days, people have been joyfully calling Gaga's triumphant return a "recession indicator," one of the internet's latest favorite phrases. By that reasoning, the quality of Gaga's music and the economy are moving on opposite poles: When one goes down, the other must go up.

 

While "recession indicator" is simply a joke phrase, it got me wondering: Is Gaga an indication of the recession, or is the recession an indication that we need Gaga? Perhaps it's when things are at their most politically and socially dire that the general public becomes less content with the swill they're being fed, and looks for something with a bit more substance.

 

(...) The music isn't merely a distraction from the daily horrors; it's Gaga's way of confidently opposing the artless philistinism levied by the right wing's frightening agenda. As she tweeted in 2009, just two months before "Bad Romance" was released: "They can't scare me if I scare them first."

 

(...)

The world's most famous pop star being an ardent, unapologetic defender of progressive values was a critical advantage for the future of American culture. But it was also a privilege that too many didn't recognize until Gaga's peak was already in the rearview.

 

These days, political pop is largely frowned upon. Pop music is as sanitized as it has been since the turn of the millennium. (...)

 

In the midst of a second Trump administration and all of the terrors it has wrought in just a couple of weeks, audiences are desperate for relief. They want something abrasive, something strange.

They want to be told that things will be alright, and if they won't be alright, that we'll make it through hell together.

 

The Abracadabra video is everything Gaga wanted the Stupid Love video to be