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Spotify: "MILLION DOLLAR BABY" #1 (13M streams)


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4 hours ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

This song being massive is kinda crazy. It's a good song. Nobody really knows who he is.

i'm genuinely confused by it. how do you go from never charting a single song on Billboard to debuting in the top 3? how is it possible to pick up that much steam and recognition organically in the span of 7 days? :rip:

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16 minutes ago, alejandreaux said:

i'm genuinely confused by it. how do you go from never charting a single song on Billboard to debuting in the top 3? how is it possible to pick up that much steam and recognition organically in the span of 7 days? :rip:

Autoplay/payola.

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The autoplay for this song is BIG :duck:, it plays after any song I listen of ANY GENRE.

 

A new Flowers situation 

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Ava's best song! :clap3:

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The payola on the song must be insane because no one knows who this guy is or what this song is. Sus

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1 hour ago, alejandreaux said:

i'm genuinely confused by it. how do you go from never charting a single song on Billboard to debuting in the top 3? how is it possible to pick up that much steam and recognition organically in the span of 7 days? :rip:

he might be an undercover industry plant, adapting this DYI aesthetic. this song started making rounds on tiktok the moment UMG music got allowed to be distributed on tiktok again and he is under UMG. But the song is definitely unique and I can see why it smashes. But yeah, once they throw something in the algorithm and it sticks… boom smash hit.

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:clap3:

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1 hour ago, brazil said:

Autoplay/payola.

And being hugely viral on TikTok:

 

 

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This is going to do major damage all summer long. A definite brunch/pool party banger.

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this song is so awful

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7 hours ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

he might be an undercover industry plant, adapting this DYI aesthetic. this song started making rounds on tiktok the moment UMG music got allowed to be distributed on tiktok again and he is under UMG. But the song is definitely unique and I can see why it smashes. But yeah, once they throw something in the algorithm and it sticks… boom smash hit.

....he's under Brent Faiyaz's label. Brent Faiyaz himself is independent

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1 minute ago, Armani? said:

....he's under Brent Faiyaz who is independent lol

he's also under PULSE which is distributed through UMG. 

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Ava really did that, huh

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9 hours ago, alejandreaux said:

i'm genuinely confused by it. how do you go from never charting a single song on Billboard to debuting in the top 3? how is it possible to pick up that much steam and recognition organically in the span of 7 days? :rip:

It has happened before. Oliver Anthony never charted anything before Rich Men North of Richmond for debuting at #1 on the Hot 100 last August.

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8 minutes ago, pride4jc1222 said:

It has happened before. Oliver Anthony never charted anything before Rich Men North of Richmond for debuting at #1 on the Hot 100 last August.

i thought about that shortly after i made that comment lol. i guess my elderly millennial mind is still wrapping itself around how powerful TikTok virality can actually be in some cases. it's just wild how some artists can go from generally unknown to randomly blowing up with the most consumed song in the world's biggest music market in 7 days time. it's mind boggling :jonny:

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14 hours ago, Hector said:

And being hugely viral on TikTok:

 

 

i dont know why Tell your girlfriend viral doesnt translate well into streaming. That song is also a big bop. Like that Austin song also the same fate. Mega viral bops that dont translate well to streaming.

This make me think there`s a label agenda behind these like the virality might be organic but to translate to streaming, the label needs to invest playlisting/auto play 

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