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ChartMasters: Doja Cat 22M Career Equivalent Album Sales


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Because Planet Her was THAT ***** :clap3:

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Much bigger than Dua, Billie and Olivia :clap3:

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19 minutes ago, HappierJealousy said:

Much bigger than Dua, Billie and Olivia :clap3:

They have Billie at 39 million, Dua at 33 million and Olivia at 16 million with one album and a week of her second so... no.

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25 minutes ago, HappierJealousy said:

Much bigger than Dua, Billie and Olivia :clap3:

All three of them released 2 albums while doja releasing her fourth. Hardly a flex 

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12 minutes ago, Johnny Jacobs said:

All three of them released 2 albums while doja releasing her fourth. Hardly a flex 

People barely know Amala exists though, lol.  And Scarlet is not out yet.  
 

Not debating who’s bigger (b/c I don’t really care), just saying we can’t purely just look at # of albums. Especially when her earlier stuff has been (and continuing) to be overlooked.

 

 

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1 minute ago, professor2000 said:

People barely know Amala exists though, lol.  And Scarlet is not out yet.  
 

Not debating who’s bigger (b/c I don’t really care), just saying we can’t purely just look at # of albums. Especially when her earlier stuff has been (and continuing) to be overlooked.

 

 

That's my point. Dont compare. Tell that to the user i replied to 

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We still going to be talking about “equivalent sales” in 50 years when nobody alive has even seen a physical album? 


At this point I’m surprised they’re not incorporating radio plays into “album sales”. It’s the exact same logic. I’ve heard Hound Dog way more than ten times on the radio. Why does my consumption not count toward an album sale?!?!?
 

A stream is a stream. Let the album go.

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19 minutes ago, family.guy123 said:

We still going to be talking about “equivalent sales” in 50 years when nobody alive has even seen a physical album? 


At this point I’m surprised they’re not incorporating radio plays into “album sales”. It’s the exact same logic. I’ve heard Hound Dog way more than ten times on the radio. Why does my consumption not count toward an album sale?!?!?
 

A stream is a stream. Let the album go.

your point aside, unfortunately she doesn't even give us the option to buy physicals for the most part ddd :cries2:

 

Amala: NO physicals

Hot Pink: vinyl release only, CD only available for purchase in Japan

Planet Her: Online exclusive initial limited CD run, followed by official CD and vinyl release the following year
Scarlet: Initial limited CD run (missing 2 tracks), vinyl TBD

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31 minutes ago, family.guy123 said:

We still going to be talking about “equivalent sales” in 50 years when nobody alive has even seen a physical album? 


At this point I’m surprised they’re not incorporating radio plays into “album sales”. It’s the exact same logic. I’ve heard Hound Dog way more than ten times on the radio. Why does my consumption not count toward an album sale?!?!?
 

A stream is a stream. Let the album go.

Radio can't be compared to streams. Users actively choose what to stream, radio is very much forced onto people.

 

For example, Doja's album will get tons of streams cause people want to listen to her, but radio might not touch much of the record cause it's too explicit and what not.

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8 minutes ago, Alex said:

your point aside, unfortunately she doesn't even give us the option to buy physicals for the most part ddd :cries2:

 

Amala: NO physicals

Hot Pink: vinyl release only, CD only available for purchase in Japan

Planet Her: Online exclusive initial limited CD run, followed by official CD and vinyl release the following year
Scarlet: Initial limited CD run (missing 2 tracks), vinyl TBD

Well yeah, good for her. It’s an outdated method of consumption that is so inherently distinct from streaming that any sort of attempt at creating an equivalency is absolutely meaningless and dumb. 

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2 minutes ago, Popboi. said:

Radio can't be compared to streams. Users actively choose what to stream, radio is very much forced onto people.

 

For example, Doja's album will get tons of streams cause people want to listen to her, but radio might not touch much of the record cause it's too explicit and what not.

I choose what I listen to on the radio, don’t be ridiculous. Nothing is forced on me.

 

If chartmasters, billboard etc is filtering out streams derived from corporate created playlists, you’d have a point. But I don’t believe they do. If radio is forcing me listen to songs then so are those playlists. 

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1 hour ago, Alex said:

Amala: NO physicals

Hot Pink: vinyl release only, CD only available for purchase in Japan

Planet Her: Online exclusive initial limited CD run, followed by official CD and vinyl release the following year
Scarlet: Initial limited CD run (missing 2 tracks), vinyl TBD

She loves setting herself up :rip:

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3 hours ago, family.guy123 said:

I choose what I listen to on the radio, don’t be ridiculous. Nothing is forced on me.

 

If chartmasters, billboard etc is filtering out streams derived from corporate created playlists, you’d have a point. But I don’t believe they do. If radio is forcing me listen to songs then so are those playlists. 

I'm not sure that you understand how radio and/or streaming work but this is completely irrelevant to the thread.

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Scarlet coming to double that. 

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