Achilles. Posted May 26 Posted May 26 2 minutes ago, Orsay said: When was the last time the top 2 albums both did over 300k? It's probably been forever 8 years ago. Drake and Beyoncé. It's in the op. 2 1
Acuminatus Posted May 26 Posted May 26 While I prefer Billie's album, I'm happy for both of them! The pop girlies are killing it! 1
Popular Post Brooklyn Baby Posted May 26 Popular Post Posted May 26 Suddenly the Grammys are important to people here Love ATRLers for being so consistent and predictable 1 15
itshyolee Posted May 26 Posted May 26 59 minutes ago, Gaia said: You guys can continue to act like you don't have functioning brains to know 30x tracks inflate her numbers considerably, but no one else cares. Her songs are everywhere on TikTok, having insane stability on Spotify, etc. Her average per track is almost 3x that of TTPD She's winning no matter how hard Swifties try and make it seem like she's losing Ofc the swiffers are in this thread being bitter despite their fave taking the top spot. Billie got the girls mad! 4 1 2 2 8
fridayteenage Posted May 26 Posted May 26 10 minutes ago, Achilles. said: 8 years ago. Drake and Beyoncé. It's in the op. Looks like it happened three other times in the sps era before that Beyonce vs prince One direction vs bieber J Cole vs taylor 1
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 1 hour ago, Gaia said: Billie with her biggest opening and smashing on streaming. We know it was the most consumed album by the GP last week so that's what matters Lmaoooo this " GPT" cope is so dumb and pathetic at the same time lmao.
Kill Me Posted May 26 Posted May 26 39 minutes ago, Chika said: Amazing numbers for Billie Unfortunately streaming farms and fraud prevailed this week but we all know who's album was really the most popular The streaming farms and fraud in question: 11 2
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 1 hour ago, Gaia said: You guys can continue to act like you don't have functioning brains to know 30x tracks inflate her numbers considerably, but no one else cares. Her songs are everywhere on TikTok, having insane stability on Spotify, etc. Her average per track is almost 3x that of TTPD She's winning no matter how hard Swifties try and make it seem like she's losing Do you need a psychiatric check up?
ithinkheknowsoutsold Posted May 26 Posted May 26 1 hour ago, By the Water said: Exactly! Congrats Taylor on being #1 and congrats to Billie on having a good average of streams per track You're so mean and nasty-spirited, I love it!
Aethereal Posted May 26 Posted May 26 This is great for Billie, she deserves it. Also I notice that her numbers are not radically bigger than her other albums in spite of streaming platforms growing and the Taylor controversy. I don't think this is a repeak but still a huge era for her. Also would love to see her numbers and peak in UK and international market. 1
Bubble Tea Posted May 26 Posted May 26 No one wants to wake up to the news I woke up to this morning... 1
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 Anyway, to non-insane people: does anyone have Morgan's first 10 week numbers? Cus TTPD could be off to the same trajectory both numbers and chart wise
ithinkheknowsoutsold Posted May 26 Posted May 26 What's the record for most consecutive weeks at number one from debut? Whitney Houston's Whitney and Adele's 25 with 7 weeks? Taylor is already at 5 weeks, I hope she can hold out for 3 more weeks. She came so close with Folklore.
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 1 hour ago, Burn said: Congratulations Billie on your #2 and keeping your dignity intact which is worth more than any #1. She's the first artist to drop a sped up, slow down, reversed and non instrumental version of their album in its debut week Edited May 26 by Kitboga 2 2
penguintim Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 16 minutes ago, Kitboga said: Anyway, to non-insane people: does anyone have Morgan's first 10 week numbers? Cus TTPD could be off to the same trajectory both numbers and chart wise idk about pure sales but 15 minutes ago, ithinkheknowsoutsold said: What's the record for most consecutive weeks at number one from debut? Whitney Houston's Whitney and Adele's 25 with 7 weeks? Taylor is already at 5 weeks, I hope she can hold out for 3 more weeks. She came so close with Folklore. I think it's Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of Life from 1977, which spent the first 13 weeks at #1. Edited May 26 by penguintim
hallucinate Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) congrats to billie for the amazing numbers no words for the 34 year old bully and her fans Edited May 26 by hallucinate 6 2 3 9
alestevens Posted May 26 Posted May 26 7 minutes ago, Kitboga said: Anyway, to non-insane people: does anyone have Morgan's first 10 week numbers? Cus TTPD could be off to the same trajectory both numbers and chart wise One Thing At A Time: Week 001: 501,000 Week 002: 259,000 Week 003: 209,500 Week 004: 197,000 Week 005: 173,000 Week 006: 167,000 Week 007: 166,000 Week 008: 149,000 Week 009: 138,000 Week 010: 141,000 Week 011: 134,500 Week 012: 129,000 Week 013: 126,000 Week 014: 117,000 Week 015: 111,500 Week 016: 110,000 Week 017: 110,500 Week 018: 110,000 Week 019: 104,000 Week 020: 105,000 Week 021: 103,000 = 3.361M in 21 weeks
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 7 minutes ago, penguintim said: idk about pure sales but I think it's Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of Life from 1977, which spent the first 13 weeks at #1. Wow, so TTPD is looking like it'll stabilize around 200k and take many weeks to descend down to 170k. so unless there are surprise drops or big name drops that ruins things, it could have a very long residency at number 1. Edited May 26 by Kitboga
Walk_Away21 Posted May 26 Posted May 26 1 hour ago, The Music Industry said: #1 album in streams: TTPD #1 album in album sales: TTPD #1 album in track sales: TTPD Was it? LMaoooo 1
JJZAW Posted May 26 Posted May 26 1 hour ago, B-Luke said: The set posted its first weekly gain in units following the release of six new digital album download variants and a new CD variant, along with a stock replenishment of the previously available four deluxe CD editions and the signed CD edition of the album — all of which were sold exclusively in Swift's webstore. Pulling all the stops to block Billie I see. Billie the new gen Z queen that you are She made Taylor insecure and unsafe 1 5
Kitboga Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 9 minutes ago, alestevens said: One Thing At A Time: Week 001: 501,000 Week 002: 259,000 Week 003: 209,500 Week 004: 197,000 Week 005: 173,000 Week 006: 167,000 Week 007: 166,000 Week 008: 149,000 Week 009: 138,000 Week 010: 141,000 Week 011: 134,500 Week 012: 129,000 Week 013: 126,000 Week 014: 117,000 Week 015: 111,500 Week 016: 110,000 Week 017: 110,500 Week 018: 110,000 Week 019: 104,000 Week 020: 105,000 Week 021: 103,000 = 3.361M in 21 weeks This is huge, she could be doing 10 weeks of 200k since she will casually have 50k sales every week anyway. Edited May 26 by Kitboga
liquiddiamonds Posted May 26 Posted May 26 (edited) 9 minutes ago, Kitboga said: Wow, so TTPD is looking like it'll stabilize around 200k and take many weeks to descend down to 170k. so unless there are surprise drops or big name drops that ruins things, it could have a very long residency at number 1. If her team continues to slowly deliver the album, she's going to stick around for a while at #1. SOS was tough competition for Midnights and there's nothing like it on the radar. Maybe SZA's own Lana or if Kendrick capitalizes on his beef and drop a record. To a lesser extent Noah Kahan if he drops his new album hastly, since Stick Season has been quite the sleeper hit. But none of them have dates, so the field is open for Taylor Edited May 26 by liquiddiamonds 1
ithinkheknowsoutsold Posted May 26 Posted May 26 17 minutes ago, penguintim said: I think it's Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of Life from 1977, which spent the first 13 weeks at #1. Oh I was talking about the female record, though I had no idea the male record was that far out of reach.
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