Støned Posted May 24 Posted May 24 Not defending or criticizing Taylor, as I am a fan of both Tay and Adele. If she dislikes her peers (especially successful women) ,why did she move Red TV one week before 30, when she could've stick to her scheduled date and might cause a chart battle like what we have today? 3
Popular Post KatyPrismSpirit Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 because she didnt want to get blocked from #1 56 9 3
Popular Post Aspookykid Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 That was for her own benefit 14 23 1
Popular Post Hurem Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 Because Taylor, like bullies usually do, only goes for weaker targets. That's why she sabotaged Katy when she was at her lowest, Olivia Rodrigo who was a newbie, and now Billie. You will never see her try to pull that **** with the likes of Beyonce or Adele. 41 13 1
Popular Post Virgos Groove Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 Because everyone (including Taylor) thought she couldn't compete with Adele. It wasn't generosity, it was self-protection. 4 30
Popular Post Burn Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 Because she was scared, shook, panicking. 2 45
Støned Posted May 24 Author Posted May 24 5 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said: because she didnt want to get blocked from #1 Red TV debuted 605k, whereas 30 debuted 839k. I mean, the outcome would've been very different if she released the same week as Adele (I thank her for not doing that though). If she decided to go head to head, Red has an upper hand in streaming (30 tracks vs. 11 tracks), and she might actually prevent Adele from debuting at #1.
moondust Posted May 24 Posted May 24 (edited) lol at op thinking he did something with this Edited May 24 by moondust 2 5
Wonderland Posted May 24 Posted May 24 1 minute ago, Støned said: Red TV debuted 605k, whereas 30 debuted 839k. I mean, the outcome would've been very different if she released the same week as Adele (I thank her for not doing that though). If she decided to go head to head, Red has an upper hand in streaming (30 tracks vs. 11 tracks), and she might actually prevent Adele from debuting at #1. Adele was coming off the back of an album that sold 3m copies in a week. Regardless of what it went on to sell, that would be enough to make any artist fearful. 14
Johnny Jacobs Posted May 24 Posted May 24 3 minutes ago, Hurem said: Because Taylor, like bullies usually do, only goes for weaker targets. That's why she sabotaged Katy when she was at her lowest, Olivia Rodrigo who was a newbie, and now Billie. You will never see her try to pull that **** with the likes of Beyonce or Adele. 8 1
EtherealCat Posted May 24 Posted May 24 she was playing the long game, she knew red tv would destroy adeles streaming momentum 1
helpthomas Posted May 24 Posted May 24 lmao i'm/everyone should be pretty sure she did that because she thought adele would get the #1 and thus moved it, not out of courtesy but out of her usual scheming and plotting to debut at #1 3 4
Rep2000 Posted May 24 Posted May 24 (edited) Because OTHs can't comprehend a chart battle without resorting to cheap personal jabs about Taylor or Swifties. It's just that simple. If Billie or anyone wants an easier #1, they can push the album back a few weeks like Taylor did. But no, they have to act like they are entitled to that #1 and whine about competing for it. Edited May 24 by Rep2000 1 1 2 1
TitanicSurvivor Posted May 24 Posted May 24 She was showing her generousity and Love for swifties, imagine how happy her fans were when she moved it a week earlier. Omg I am so happy that I am a fan of such a kind and caring artist, it is so rare in our times when most artist care only about chart stats and whatever 1 1
Gladiator Posted May 24 Posted May 24 (edited) Because if she moved it back, it wouldn't have gotten number 1, so she moved it ahead so she guaranteed at least a number 1 debut. Edited May 24 by Gladiator
BabyBenzz Posted May 24 Posted May 24 because she did not want to end her #1 streak and have her re-recording compete head-to-head with a new Adele album(who came of a 3.4m debut with the last album). If this were to happen again tho, it would have been Adele that would have to adjust her release date because there's no way Taylor is moving anything for her again seeing as her power more than doubled while Adele's was cut over half 6
Bussea Posted May 24 Posted May 24 ATRL loves making up their own narratives and running with them as if they're facts. it's best not to pay attention to anything that's spewed up here
Popular Post Bloodflowers. Posted May 24 Popular Post Posted May 24 Adele was coming off of 25's 3M debut sales while Taylor was coming off of evermore's 300k debut sales. Hope that helps! 2 1 13
brazil Posted May 24 Posted May 24 26 minutes ago, Støned said: Red TV debuted 605k, whereas 30 debuted 839k. I mean, the outcome would've been very different if she released the same week as Adele (I thank her for not doing that though). If she decided to go head to head, Red has an upper hand in streaming (30 tracks vs. 11 tracks), and she might actually prevent Adele from debuting at #1. Most, including Taylor was expecting Adele's debut to be higher
cat1867 Posted May 24 Posted May 24 It would have been fun if they were both released at the same time. Red TV far outstreaming 30 while 30 with the higher pure sales because Red TV vinyl were underproduced. But Taylor smartly moved her album up a week which is what smart artists do to guarantee the 1 instead of trying to wait out blockbuster albums. To tell the truth, Red TV actually infringed with 30's release week a bit due to it's higher streams and more interesting press narrative. Taylor really should have moved it up even more and gotten more weeks at 1 but vinyl production schedules were tight. But yeah, no feud because Adele taking Red TV's release date was just business. There was no artist acting like it was personal.
ReneighIsHere Posted May 24 Posted May 24 (edited) 48 minutes ago, Rep2000 said: Because OTHs can't comprehend a chart battle without resorting to cheap personal jabs about Taylor or Swifties. It's just that simple. If Billie or anyone wants an easier #1, they can push the album back a few weeks like Taylor did. But no, they have to act like they are entitled to that #1 and whine about competing for it. so how many weeks does someone have to wait before they can drop their album without taylor pulling all sort of tricks to stay at #1? because it's been more than a month, taylor's album has already spent 4 weeks at #1 but it seems like it's not enough. Her album would have naturally fell to #2 with ~230k units for 1 week and then go back to #1 the week later, most artists would have just let it go ESPECIALLY established artists like her, she's the only artist of her stature that resorts to these cheap tactics just to extend her run at #1... Edited May 24 by ReneighIsHere 4
Taylor fanboy Posted May 24 Posted May 24 51 minutes ago, moondust said: lol at op thinking he did something with this He did! A 1 1 1
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