23 minutes ago, By the Water said:

Those Niall and Sabrina songs went from out of the top 200 to 2-3M

The Sabrina song was at like 800k. But of course it will have a bigger impact on unknown artists, as a lot fewer people know those songs and discover that they like them through autoplay. Or at least like them enough to not mind them autoplaying

 

• Overall US Radio:
#9. Lavender Haze [+1] *New Peak*

— Audience: 52.30M [+0.09]

 

• Pop:
#5. Lavender Haze [=]

— Spins: 11291 [+100]
— Audience: 32.981M [-0.016]

 

• Hot AC:
#4. Lavender Haze [=]

— Spins: 4273 [+6]
— Audience: 15.085M [+0.102]

 

We're expecting to hit top 3 on Hot AC soon. When it comes to Overall Radio, the song above LH is Anti-hero at #8 lol. When it comes to Pop Radio, the #4 song is falling but the spins gap still is huge but we're doing well so far. I thought Lavender Haze would tank so hard on radio and its impressing me 

The audience at these shows are giving absolutely nothing sometimes. Not much sing a long or people not knowing the words or saying they’re tired because of how long the show is? 
 

Hurry up with them international dates queen. 

Those LATAM dates will be absolutely wild for her. I'll be seated (hopefully) screaming too!

 

true?

29 minutes ago, WeFoundTrouble said:

 

true?

If we dont count the pre-release singles from SOUR, I think so. If we do count them, I don't think so

3 minutes ago, simmnfierzig said:

If we dont count the pre-release singles from SOUR, I think so. If we do count them, I don't think so

if we go by that then tones and i album is the fastest to reach 2b doing that the second album came out 

21 minutes ago, dyktatuob said:

if we go by that then tones and i album is the fastest to reach 2b doing that the second album came out 

Sure

 

But at some point you have to start counting them I feel like, because I think the question was regarding the chances of Midnights catching SOUR in the future. And those streams obviously do count there.

 

Its certainly still very possible I think. 

Edited March 25, 20233 yr by simmnfierzig

Maroon is the song that best represents Midnights imo. From the production, to the lyrics, to the delivery... it screams late night revisiting of your past with both nostalgia, sadness and bitterness. It really takes you on that journey, reliving a past relationship from the point it was great, to the start of the fallout, and how you are still scarred by it. Truly a masterpiece and I pray for any soul that doesn't get its beauty. 

 

So scarlet it was... Baboon. 

1 minute ago, Klein said:

Maroon is the song that best represents Midnights imo. From the production, to the lyrics, to the delivery... it screams late night revisiting of your past with both nostalgia, sadness and bitterness. It really takes you on that journey, reliving a past relationship from the point it was great, to the start of the fallout, and how you are still scarred by it. Truly a masterpiece and I pray for any soul that doesn't get its beauty. 

 

So scarlet it was... Baboon. 

It's honestly CRIMINAL that she chose to perform Mastermind over Godroon. 

6 hours ago, Feanor said:

Her numbers will be massive regardless, but there's a good chance that Beyoncé could outgross her this year, especially since we haven't had any word on future shows beyond the US leg for 2023, while Beyoncé is already reportedly touring Australia later this year on top of her current 57 dates.

Absolutely not  

 

Some estimates have Eras US leg at 2x of what the the same sources have Renaissance (overall tour) at. While I think Bey will do more than half, it won’t be close 

5 minutes ago, Holiest Dreams said:

Absolutely not  

 

Some estimates have Eras US leg at 2x of what the the same sources have Renaissance (overall tour) at. While I think Bey will do more than half, it won’t be close 

But Beyoncé tickets were also much more expensive, so there's that. 

5 hours ago, Hunter_13 said:

I mean just last night she opened standing room only tickets for all.3 Arlington shows and they sold out instantly.

 

Even added $250 floor tickets for Vegas both nights which also sold quick. 

Is this true??  Is there any chance to skill cop some or were only a waiting list contact kind of thing??

20 minutes ago, Klein said:

Maroon is the song that best represents Midnights imo. From the production, to the lyrics, to the delivery... it screams late night revisiting of your past with both nostalgia, sadness and bitterness. It really takes you on that journey, reliving a past relationship from the point it was great, to the start of the fallout, and how you are still scarred by it. Truly a masterpiece and I pray for any soul that doesn't get its beauty. 

 

So scarlet it was... Baboon. 

The best song on the album, ugh 

 

also not the baboon kii 

9 minutes ago, Badgalbriel said:

But Beyoncé tickets were also much more expensive, so there's that. 

Taylor has way more tickets for sale which more than off-sets it, not to mention last minute tickets they opened up which were more expensive, and Beyoncé’s 57(?) dates aren’t all in US. Lots of them will have lower numbers in Europe. 
 

Don’t y’all think if the Renaissance Tour was going to be competition for Taylor… there would be articles about it? The two most relevant women in music competing would be a huge headline, and obviously a big deal for Beyoncé too. There’s no reports (aside from those which have Bey’s tour at like half of Eras) because there’s no competition here. I’m not shading Bey just for the record, but Taylor has no competition. At all.

Edited March 25, 20233 yr by Holiest Dreams

7 minutes ago, Badgalbriel said:

But Beyoncé tickets were also much more expensive, so there's that. 

Dynamic pricing did have an impact, sure, but probably not enough to counter the fact that Taylor can fit an extra 5-15k people per venue because she has the side screens and more floor space. Unless Beyonce's average ticket was $280+ there's no realistic way she'll outgross. 

 

EDIT: And it's hiiiighly unlikely that Beyonce's average ticket was $280 or higher since she still has a few first-sale tickets available at most dates that aren't super high prices, so once the dynamic pricing surge declined, the average probably dropped significantly. We'll obviously not find out until much later, but I wouldn't be too worried. 

Edited March 25, 20233 yr by wastedpotential

Looking forward to hearing Sweet Nothing as a surprise song on piano 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Holiest Dreams said:

Taylor has way more tickets for sale which more than off-sets it, not to mention last minute tickets they opened up which were more expensive, and Beyoncé’s 57(?) dates aren’t all in US. Lots of them will have lower numbers in Europe. 
 

Don’t y’all think if the Renaissance Tour was going to be competition for Taylor… there would be articles about it? The two most relevant women in music competing would be a huge headline, and obviously a big deal for Beyoncé too. There’s no reports because there’s no competition here. 

Exactly 

 

Rennie tour will not be pulling the same prices in Warsaw, Marseille, or Sunderland that Taylor will be across most of the US dates. 

 

As for the articles, it's a similar thing to what happened in 2018 when they last toured head to head. Because Taylor was consistently pulling in 10k+ more people per night and grossing $1.5M+ per night in the SAME venues, Beyonce's PR people really couldn't pay the press to write about the comparison in a favourable light, so they paid the press to ignore that gap altogether, and it's pretty damn likely the same thing will happen here again. 

25 minutes ago, Klein said:

Maroon is the song that best represents Midnights imo. From the production, to the lyrics, to the delivery... it screams late night revisiting of your past with both nostalgia, sadness and bitterness. It really takes you on that journey, reliving a past relationship from the point it was great, to the start of the fallout, and how you are still scarred by it. Truly a masterpiece and I pray for any soul that doesn't get its beauty. 

 

So scarlet it was... Baboon. 

It's definitely the representative of that TRASH album. Glad to see it Racoon flopped that hard and I think it's barely outdoing THE champagne Problems.

 

OT: Style song is really that song of her discography. It never gets old. Glad to see that it's smashing so hard in 2023 meanwhile Lavender Gayz keeps falling despite it being top 5 on radio.

 

 

8 minutes ago, idkwiam said:

It's definitely the representative of that TRASH album. Glad to see it Racoon flopped that hard and I think it's barely outdoing THE champagne Problems.

 

 

 

She looks so good.

Finally Stella McCartney OUT and Donatella Versace IN.

 

 

 

 

 

Maroon Is perfect for a piano cover. 

1 hour ago, idkwiam said:

She looks so good.

Finally Stella McCartney OUT and Donatella Versace IN.

 

 

 

 

 

Alberta Ferretti clothes for folklmore are soooo good too.

 

Just italian fashion 

Can someone please explain how “so scarlet it was maroon” makes any sense?

"No one sees when you lose when you're playing solitaire" is such a fire line