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Mabel serves extremely stable daily streams, surprised?

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Just now, Modern Ecstasy said:

I genuinely do not know who this woman is, but I will look her up giraffe

Do yourself a favor and listen to pop excellence from british royalty:

How is it possible to get the same amount of streams 3 days in a row? Rita Ora teas

I remember I saw one performance of her and she made debut era dua lipa look like beyonce. rip Not surprised people lost interest.

But then again, getting less than 500 streams daily in the streaming age, when you've had a hit earlier and are by default on so many people's playlists, is just beyond catastrophic.

I- I expected you to be making fun of the low numbers, but did not expect them to be THAT low

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that song is 3 minutes and 3x462 is about 24 hours. and since i'm assuming those are unfiltered streams, that could very well have been one person streaming that song on loop 24/7

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about last night was such a great album tbh, she deserves it! she's so underrated.

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5 hours ago, popmusicisdead said:

that song is 3 minutes and 3x462 is about 24 hours. and since i'm assuming those are unfiltered streams, that could very well have been one person streaming that song on loop 24/7

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And that would be me!

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