Who had the more Influential R&B album?

 

I have no idea who Bryson Tiller is so probably The Weeknd 

I have never heard of Bryson Tiller so Abel by default I guess 

1 hour ago, brooklyndaddy said:

I have no idea who Bryson Tiller is so probably The Weeknd 

 

25 minutes ago, HotFriedChicken said:

I have never heard of Bryson Tiller so Abel by default I guess 

Kinda embarrassing ngl His lead song from that album is Diamond....

 

And the album has been charting on Billboard 200 over 300 weeks @Trent W

 

He's also collabed with many of the R&B girlies on some of their biggest songs like Summer Walker, H.E.R and Jazmine Sullivan.

 

So y'all just dont listen to the genre

4 minutes ago, HotFriedChicken said:

I have never heard of Bryson Tiller so Abel by default I guess 

Same  

Be serious  Trapsoul was innovative in 2015 as a youth. Revisiting it as an adult shown me that the album is dated and overrated. Abel’s Trilogy will holds up today. 

The Weeknd is definitely more influential but he’s long abandoned he’s alt-R&B roots so I can see Bryson becoming more influential within R&B long term. 

now sis 

Just now, Bacardo Royale said:

now sis 

ATRL is uncultured as hell

 

I guess that's what happens when you only talk about Pop Girls all day

Bryson Tiller is very forgotten in 2023 I'm sorry 

 

I had no idea his first album was *that* big though, so props to him for that. I was never a fan of his stuff

2 minutes ago, cockatoo said:

Bryson Tiller is very forgotten in 2023 I'm sorry 

 

Yet the GP is still streaming It in 2023

Don't

Spotify:

#93 South Africa

#163 United States

Apple Music:

#144 United States

#176 South Africa

I only know Bryson Tyller's name because he was nominated with Zayn for BNA at the 2016 Billboards, so The Weeknd

Just now, Armani? said:

Yet the GP is still streaming It in 2023

Don't

Spotify:

#93 South Africa

#163 United States

Apple Music:

#144 United States

#176 South Africa

That's only one song girl...  

 

Obviously the Weeknd is more influential

3 minutes ago, cockatoo said:

That's only one song girl...  

 

Obviously the Weeknd is more influential

I didnt realize one song charting at the bottom of the Top 200 on streaming could make a entire album chart on Billboard 200 over 300 weeks after release

 

Care to bring up Trilogy's stats since you're really going there 

Just now, Armani? said:

I didnt realise one song charting at the bottom of the Top 200 on streaming could make a album chart on Billboard 200 over 300 weeks after release

 

Care to bring up Trilogy's stats since you're really going there 

Trilogy might not be charting on the BB200 but 4 of the Weeknd's other albums are, all higher than trapsoul too 

 

54 minutes ago, HotFriedChicken said:

I have never heard of Bryson Tiller so Abel by default I guess 

 

1 minute ago, cockatoo said:

Trilogy might not be charting on the BB200 but 4 of the Weeknd's other albums are, all higher than trapsoul too 

 

Good thing this thread is about Trilogy then right?

BE SERIOUS. I was gonna say Bryson is more comparable to like PND but even he follows the abelprint

1 hour ago, Armani? said:

 

Kinda embarrassing ngl His lead song from that album is Diamond....

 

And the album has been charting on Billboard 200 over 300 weeks @Trent W

 

He's also collabed with many of the R&B girlies on some of their biggest songs like Summer Walker, H.E.R and Jazmine Sullivan.

 

So y'all just dont listen to the genre

I love R&B but the real stuff that takes talent. Those artists you listed moan over ringtones, in my opinion. I listen to Luther Vandross, Solange, Sade, Jhelisa, etc. 

 

Jazmine has some fine stuff tho

Edited March 5, 20233 yr by brooklyndaddy

8 minutes ago, brooklyndaddy said:

I love R&B but the real stuff that takes talent. Those artists you listed moan over ringtones, in my opinion. I listen to Luther Vandross, Solange, Sade, Jhelisa, etc. 

Sade is my #11th listened to artist the past 90 days too. Luther 27th

 

There's other layers to R&B music. Not ringtones plz 

 

Not Jazmine Sullivan moaning over beats, I dont think you've ever listened to her lol

6 minutes ago, Armani? said:

Sade is my #11th listened to artist the past 90 days too. Luther 27th

 

There's other layers to R&B music. Not ringtones plz 

 

Not Jazmine Sullivan moaning over beats, I dont think you've ever listened to her lol

I edited, because I do in fact respect Miss Sullivan and didn’t see you listed her, she’s just not my favorite 

4 hours ago, Armani? said:

 

Kinda embarrassing ngl His lead song from that album is Diamond....

 

And the album has been charting on Billboard 200 over 300 weeks @Trent W

 

He's also collabed with many of the R&B girlies on some of their biggest songs like Summer Walker, H.E.R and Jazmine Sullivan.

 

So y'all just dont listen to the genre

What's embarassing about it? Just checked his stats and that song+album is certified CARDBOARD in my country

 

One day you all will learn that the USA isn't the only country in the world 

9 minutes ago, HotFriedChicken said:

What's embarassing about it? Just checked his stats and that song+album is certified CARDBOARD in my country

 

One day you all will learn that the USA isn't the only country in the world 

And what was the Trilogy certification since this is also what this thread is about?

 

Sorry, that argument doesnt work here. 

7 minutes ago, Armani? said:

And what was the Trilogy certification since this is also what this thread is about?

 

Sorry, that argument doesnt work here. 

The thread is about who is more influential, you bought up certifications ,not me. 

38 minutes ago, HotFriedChicken said:

The thread is about who is more influential, you bought up certifications ,not me. 

They were brought up since you didnt know who he was or the album 

 

Also the song is probably undercertified in many countries considering it's about to hit 1 Billion on Global Spotify. The US one is 3 plaques behind