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Will TTPD top Midnight's Spotify debut?

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easily 200m+ and i'm not even trying to set the good sis up :deadbanana2:

she's literally the biggest artist in the world

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  • burninredhot
    burninredhot

    No it's going to tank and pull Smile numbers. Taylor-mania is over. Pack it up swifties it's time for the OTHs to shine 

  • FolkLover1989
    FolkLover1989

    Nope    TTPD won't be pop album as far as I can tell.  I think it will be more in line with Folklore/Evermore type alt pop and an insider said soft rock as well     I thi

  • family.guy123
    family.guy123

    100% no question. There’s nothing to suggest this isn’t another synth pop album 

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Prior to opening this thread I would've said absolutely! Maybe not by much but definitely slightly over Midnights. Now I'm second guessing it, though. 

Anything below 200M is an underperformance :bibliahh: 

 

Watch her do around 230-235M effortlessly though

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If its a folky type album like im thinking I think it will do around 120-140 m 

If it is pop she could outdo Midnights

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On 3/10/2024 at 10:04 AM, Feanor said:

No.

*Especially with an average track length of over 4 minutes

Taylor is bigger than ever and Spotify has grown immensely since 2022 / Midnights. Why wouldn't she? :rip:  

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