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Planet Her turns 3 today

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Doja Cat - Planet Her Lyrics and Tracklist | Genius

 

Doja Cat's third studio album, Planet Her, was released on June 25, 2021.

Combining multiple genres of R&B, Pop and Rap, among others, the era went on to become a massive commercial success, spawning the iconic top 10 singles "Kiss Me More" feat. SZA, "Need to Know" and "Woman" as well as "You Right" with The Weeknd and "Get Into It (Yuh)".

 

Doja and SZA later went on to earn their first Grammy award for KMM. :clap3:

The album also won Top R&B Album at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards and Favorite Soul/R&B Album at the 2022 American Music Awards. (:rip:)

 

Fun facts and achievements:

Planet Her is the most streamed album by a female rapper on Spotify.

Planet Her is the first and only album by a female rapper to appear on the IFPI's Yearly Top 10 Best Selling Albums list.

Planet Her is the first and only album by a female rapper to achieve 3 top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100.

The first album in history to have 5 singles chart for over 30 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.

The first album in history to have 4 singles chart for over 40 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.

The album spent 41 weeks inside the top 10 on the Billboard 200, the 2nd most for a black woman this century.
First female album to have 4 #1s on Rhythmic Radio. 

9th most streamed album by a rapper on Spotify. 

The album achieved 113 #1s on Apple Music, the most for any female rapper.

 

Love her or hate her, this era is going down in history. :jonny6:

 

 

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it's a huge achievement but, having coincidentally played it thru last night/this morning, i still kinda think it's a good rather than great album, there's the odd dodgy ballad here and there and the deluxe was a bit lame.

 

when it's good it's incredible tho, "naked", "kiss me more", "i don't do drugs" and "love to dream" are all timers

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3 minutes ago, makeawish said:

it's a huge achievement but, having coincidentally played it thru last night/this morning, i still kinda think it's a good rather than great album, there's the odd dodgy ballad here and there and the deluxe was a bit lame.

 

when it's good it's incredible tho, "naked", "kiss me more", "i don't do drugs" and "love to dream" are all timers

her only mistake was putting Why Why on the deluxe instead of Imagine/Payday

obviously the era itself was iconic but I think that people do overlook the fact planet her is a really good and consistent album on its own

 

I mean I really can't think of a track I skip when listening to the album

 

get into it is still that gurl 

crazy how she has like 6 hits on that album:jonny6:

it's a female rap and pop bible

 

SMASH era

 

the album didn't age so well for me but the top tier tracks are still TOP TIER. I feel scarlet will age better imo

 

 

4 hours ago, shyboi said:

just looking at those thumbnails is giving me weird flashbacks, im sorry but the music from that era is aging terribly

 

not even her likes it now and i can see why

so what's left for hot pink tho? lmaooooooo

Perfectly executed era. Hopefully she returns to form with DC5

Smash era and album, not the Payday slander already tho...

It's a great album, maybe the only thing that would've pushed it a little more to a 10 is a more vulnerable track, Been Like This is as vulnerable as it gets, but it's an album I can totally listen from beggining to end

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