Carry My Heart Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Just now, Cameltoe Chariot said: Oh I wasn't talking about her visibility, I was talking about general interest in her and a rise in criticism across social media Swiffers can whine all they want in their Reddit threads and IG comments lol. Once again, the little sales info we have reveals the opposite sentiment 2 1
Popular Post Taylena Posted April 16 Popular Post Posted April 16 10 minutes ago, Cameltoe Chariot said: It'll be interesting to see this one play out. It seems like the Taylor fever has died down a bit with the GP after a year of the Eras Tour, and her fans are expressing a new level of distaste for her vinyl variant shenanigans. Outside of ATRL I've hardly heard or seen anything about this new record either I doubt it'll flop, but I'm predicting either a visible sales plateau, or a slight dip in performance You guys keep confusing what you want to happen with what you think will happen... 2 19
Cameltoe Chariot Posted April 16 Posted April 16 1 minute ago, Taylena said: You guys keep confusing what you want to happen with what you think will happen... I don't want anything to happen, I'm just speaking from a marketing perspective and as a lifelong fan of pop music - every superstar hits a plateau eventually followed by a dip. Michael Jackson. Madonna. Britney. It'll happen to Taylor too. It's just a matter of time. 1
dussel_06 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Eh, 1 million is basically saying water is wet. Ofc she's gonna do 1M. She managed to do that with a rerecording. That's how other worldly her success is. Let us know if she crosses the 2M mark.
wish Posted April 16 Posted April 16 1M predictions already? Yeah, I think she will likely cross the 2 million mark with this debut.
PoisonedIvy Posted April 16 Posted April 16 2 minutes ago, wish said: 1M predictions already? Yeah, I think she will likely cross the 2 million mark with this debut. No way, it took the stars aligning to even reach 1.6M. 1.8M is probably her ceiling
byzantium Posted April 16 Posted April 16 5 minutes ago, PoisonedIvy said: No way, it took the stars aligning to even reach 1.6M. 1.8M is probably her ceiling Maybe someone will grant Wish's wish. 1
wastedpotential Posted April 16 Posted April 16 13 minutes ago, PoisonedIvy said: No way, it took the stars aligning to even reach 1.6M. 1.8M is probably her ceiling nnnnn 2
family.guy123 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 There's no way she won't break the first week sales record. We're talking about the most successful artist of all time at her PEAK. Soundscan has only existed since the 1990s so she only has to compete with artists who've released since then. And she's clearly the biggest.
liquiddiamonds Posted April 16 Posted April 16 17 minutes ago, family.guy123 said: There's no way she won't break the first week sales record. We're talking about the most successful artist of all time at her PEAK. Soundscan has only existed since the 1990s so she only has to compete with artists who've released since then. And she's clearly the biggest. The first week sale records is 3 million plus by Adele. With streaming calculation it's highly unlikely 1
family.guy123 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 1 minute ago, liquiddiamonds said: The first week sale records is 3 million plus by Adele. With streaming calculation it's highly unlikely I know what the record is. It's highly likely. 1 1
JawBreaker Posted April 16 Posted April 16 (edited) 26 minutes ago, family.guy123 said: There's no way she won't break the first week sales record. We're talking about the most successful artist of all time at her PEAK. Soundscan has only existed since the 1990s so she only has to compete with artists who've released since then. And she's clearly the biggest. Taylor won't break the record cuz we're deep in the streaming era. Pure sales peaked in the 2000s. And you need that to achieve big sales. She's the only artist debuting with 1m since 2017. Also I highly doubt before Soundscan anyone did more than 3.4m first week anyway so no she isn't just competing with artist since the 1990s Edited April 16 by JawBreaker 1
family.guy123 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 3 minutes ago, JawBreaker said: Taylor won't break the record cuz we're deep in the streaming era. Pure sales peaked in the 2000s. And you need that to achieve big sales. She's the only artist debuting with 1m since 2017. Also I highly doubt before Soundscan anyone did more than 3.4m first week anyway so no she isn't just competing with artist since the 1990s Streaming era is less than ten years old. It's like saying in 1955 that nobody can ever beat a sales record set in 1946. Taylor is selling more pure albums first week today than she was during the physical/digital era. So the fact that sales peaked in the 2000s doesn't matter. You can't apply rules of thumbs to outliers.
family.guy123 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 9 minutes ago, JawBreaker said: Taylor won't break the record cuz we're deep in the streaming era. Pure sales peaked in the 2000s. And you need that to achieve big sales. She's the only artist debuting with 1m since 2017. Also I highly doubt before Soundscan anyone did more than 3.4m first week anyway so no she isn't just competing with artist since the 1990s Also keep in mind that the album has actually been on sale for nearly 3 months already. In modern times long pre-order periods are all just rolled up into the first week. So obviously she is not selling 3.4 million first week. But if you combine its first three months it will 100%
OnlyManInTheWorld Posted April 16 Posted April 16 They don't even know the title of her album. How can we expect them to know the sales? 1
Gorjesspazze9 Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Well yeah, this is the peak of her career. And everyone is expecting this to smash bigger the. 1989 and midnights by a lot. Wonder what the lead song will be cuz all eyes are on her
Into The Void Posted April 16 Posted April 16 2 hours ago, Carry My Heart said: It hasn't "died down", she's willingly stayed off the radar after the previous leg of the tour wrapped up last month to avoid overexposure before the album drops... which is exactly what everyone here thought she should do. If she wants to avoid over exposure she needs to take a year and half break lol 1
Hector Posted April 16 Posted April 16 2 hours ago, NEX said: They must have had this movie on the brain: 1
NoisYBoY Posted April 16 Posted April 16 I wish there was someone who could pull off the numbers Taylor does alongside her. Having one artist smash like her is so boring. Like, there's no fun in predictions anymore. 1
shimind Posted April 16 Posted April 16 depends on if the album is dance pop or lullaby (ugh i dont need another lana-esque album)
liquiddiamonds Posted April 16 Posted April 16 (edited) 2 hours ago, family.guy123 said: I know what the record is. It's highly likely. Not likely because streaming is directed connected to time, unlike a pure sale. Even if Taylor achieved 2 million PURE SALES for Poets she would need 2 million plus streaming equivalent copies to surpass Adele. The only way to do it is if she brings an unprecedented amount of unique listeners, since the album is already shorter than Midnights and won't be made up of short songs. Taylor is a powerhouse pure sale act, but a lot of her casuals just stream her music. She would need a gazillion of them. I can see the album having the best streaming week ever across all genres and gender, though. Adele had the benefit of having pure sales as the sole means of consumption for her music during her peak Edited April 16 by liquiddiamonds
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