artist stats Donald Trump earns his first #1 single on Digital Sales Chart

[HEAVYONIT]

 

 

30K too...we lost 

[pride4jc1222]

It's long past time for Billboard to remove the digital sales component from its charts. 

[HEAVYONIT]

Just now, pride4jc1222 said:

It's long past time for Billboard to remove the digital sales component from its charts. 

Why? It's a valid consumption of music, and sales go directly to the artist instead of a third party streaming company.

[Saddy]

[Zaram]

America is like dark comedy just in rl with real effects.

[Velvet Night]

Who is even listening to this 

[industry baby]

Main Pop Boy 

[ToMmY]

I'm not impressed.

[Lovett]

1 hour ago, pride4jc1222 said:

It's long past time for Billboard to remove the digital sales component from its charts. 

The way you get dragged every time you post this ludicrous statement, but you keep posting it over and over anyway. The confidence.

[hector.adriel]

This’ll probably be enough to get him to chart… Not Trump actually having a Hot 100 entry now

[pride4jc1222]

1 hour ago, Black Jesus said:

Why? It's a valid consumption of music, and sales go directly to the artist instead of a third party streaming company.

It isn't 2011 anymore. Sales are no longer the most popular method of consumption. And I sure don't want the money from the sales going directly to artists like BTS, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, or Trump. They all have more than enough money, they don't need the money that they are grifting from their gullible fanbase.

 

I promise you much of this nonsense would stop if Billboard stopped counting these sales towards the Hot 100. I don't understand why any person in 2023 would buy copies of a song at $1.29, when you can just stream it for free on YouTube.

[biomind101]

1 hour ago, MrLovett said:

The way you get dragged every time you post this ludicrous statement, but you keep posting it over and over anyway. The confidence.

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[Green]

Nicki and Trump snatching Digital Songs #1's back to back

 

March 18	"Red Ruby Da Sleeze"	Nicki Minaj	41,000	[12]
March 25	"Justice for All"	Donald Trump and the J6 Prison Choir	33,000	[13]

 

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15 hours ago, pride4jc1222 said:

It isn't 2011 anymore. Sales are no longer the most popular method of consumption. And I sure don't want the money from the sales going directly to artists like BTS, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, or Trump. They all have more than enough money, they don't need the money that they are grifting from their gullible fanbase.

 

I promise you much of this nonsense would stop if Billboard stopped counting these sales towards the Hot 100. I don't understand why any person in 2023 would buy copies of a song at $1.29, when you can just stream it for free on YouTube.

Just because it's not the most popular method of consumption doesn't make it invalid. That would be like suggesting that Billboard stops counting physical CD sales. Music is consumed in many different ways. 

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King of Pop 

[MusicLoverDude]

Morgan did us a favor by not completely collapsing yet and thus blocking this song from charting. It's actually embarassing that it would have charted before TWICE or several ESV tracks had Morgan's album not held strong.

[EnterTheAttic]

On 3/20/2023 at 10:25 PM, pride4jc1222 said:

It isn't 2011 anymore. Sales are no longer the most popular method of consumption. And I sure don't want the money from the sales going directly to artists like BTS, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, or Trump. They all have more than enough money, they don't need the money that they are grifting from their gullible fanbase.

 

I promise you much of this nonsense would stop if Billboard stopped counting these sales towards the Hot 100. I don't understand why any person in 2023 would buy copies of a song at $1.29, when you can just stream it for free on YouTube.

What a ridiculius and stupid argument