penguintim Posted August 16 Posted August 16 (edited) Jimin's "WHO" spends a 4th week on the US Spotify, this time moving up to #2, behind only Chappell Roan's smash hit "Good Luck Babe!" Despite this, the song doesn't seem to be charting in any US Cities, where Chappell and Billie interchangeably occupy the top 2. Here are some examples from some of the biggest cities New York: Los Angeles Chicago Houston Phoenix While all the other songs in the top 10 appear at least once or twice in the other cities (even Charli XCX's "Guess" appears in 4 of the 5 cities while being #11 overall in the US), Jimin is entirely absent from not just the top 10, but the entire chart for each one. Is there an explanation for this impressive yet incongruous achievement? Presumably he must be extremely popular in independent cities, isolated small towns and large motorways? Are Pitbull, Travis Scott, Kim Kardashian and Drake bumping that in their private jets? What are your thoughts on this strange circumstance, fellow ATRLcoholics? Edited August 20 by penguintim New information 5
Popular Post Dialamba Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 His fanbase uses VPN. Same goes on Spotify Korea and Japan he is topping there but doesn't charts on major cities and neither domestic charts. 14 3
RideOrDie Posted August 16 Posted August 16 (edited) bots, streaming farms, payola, vpns, fraudulence etc. Edited August 16 by RideOrDie 6 7
Popular Post frankvert Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 Spotify needs to stop allowing this fraudulence to happen. It cheapens their service (even more than it already is). 16 1
piotrert Posted August 16 Posted August 16 16 minutes ago, Dialamba said: His fanbase uses VPN. Same goes on Spotify Korea and Japan he is topping there but doesn't charts on major cities and neither domestic charts. the fact that spotify isn't filtering out streams from vpn is crazy 7
KatyPrismSpirit Posted August 16 Posted August 16 (edited) that song suckz Edited August 16 by KatyPrismSpirit
Digitalism Posted August 16 Posted August 16 It still weird that he is not charting at all since korean artist still chart most of the times without the bots. He should be at least in the lower top 200
Digitalism Posted August 16 Posted August 16 It still weird that he is not charting at all since korean artist still chart most of the times without the bots. He should be at least in the lower top 200
bad guy Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Spotify seems to care more about Twitter engagement from his deranged fans rather than filtering out all the obvious bot streams and streaming farms. 7
Popular Post Both Sides Now Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 Because he is smashing in Laramie, Wyoming 17
Pheromosa Posted August 16 Posted August 16 the beauty of the streaming fraudulence era it is when the bots are done and the song plummets, he'll be in the same place he was before
pride4jc1222 Posted August 16 Posted August 16 3 minutes ago, Pheromosa said: the beauty of the streaming fraudulence era it is when the bots are done and the song plummets, he'll be in the same place he was before Yeah, we'll know it's fraudulent when it's Spotify streams randomly crashes one week. Kind of like when Life is Good's streams suddenly crashed over 90% on YouTube after it was #1 on there for over a year and went diamond. 1
ATRL Moderator Tsareena Posted August 16 ATRL Moderator Posted August 16 1 hour ago, piotrert said: the fact that spotify isn't filtering out streams from vpn is crazy they don't care. it makes their app look more popular than it actually is
KKCuteCat Posted August 16 Posted August 16 1 hour ago, frankvert said: Spotify needs to stop allowing this fraudulence to happen. It cheapens their service (even more than it already is). Since they gave them the numbers, i highly doubt that Spotify will care about justice . How pathetic
Ger Posted August 16 Posted August 16 This is disgusting. Beyond tired of these fraudulent K-Pop acts. 2 1
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