It will surpass 3 billion streams, with two tracks over 1 billion streams... and the wasted opportunity to make These Walls a single.

It's a flop but it's her best album

Not yet, the album still has to be seen on the charts.

TS success now is entirely organic and is gonna maintain the song's consistency in steaming for a long time, it's gonna be a 2B smash. The tour was a huge success too, Radical Optimism won

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Yes. It didn't have FN legs or success but that would be hard to repeat. Although it doesnt feel as big as Prism either

It was a mild to moderate success for her. People cannot keep expecting pop girls to re-peak with every era. Even Taylor can't do it.

But yes RO was a success, especially considering the tour + streaming #'s.

Succes like her first two albums? No but she definitely proved that she's not the flop or hasbeen like everyone made her out to be in 2024-2025. She ALWAYS comes back when the girls count her out

I count it as a moderate success. It wasn't a total smash like her debut and FN, but it didn't totally flop (like say Lizzo or Sam's album).

Always have

I always thought it was a hit, the real mistakes were not making the extended version of the album the standard version (including that incredible album cover of her diving) and not making maria, these walls and whatcha doing singles

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It was never a flop.

It was always a small hit now it is a hit hit. Not a smash tho

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Honestly it's pretty healing how RO came back to get its revenge after everyone was so ready to discount it as a flop era

She should release the best song of the album as the last single and get a #1, End of an Era.

It wasn't a flop, but it was very middle of the line. That's okay. The tour was a massive success though which is a major benefit

It's her Solar Power

idk what the ATRL gays say! It was always a #1 smash album in my household!

It's always been a success. Only weirdos say otherwise

It's her Britney, her In The Zone is coming

No. The album itself did poorly compared to her previous 2 albums, but 2 of its singles were hits

An artists natural commercial decline from their peak needs to be measured in margins of the fall, not just the fact that hey it sold less so flop!

Using that logic, I guess folklore was a flop?

I always did. Its an enjoyable album to me.

Well no look at the streams. But Houdini and Training Season yes.

I'm going to say yes, 'Radical Optimism' proved that Dua has something that not everybody have and that is 'Longevity'.

It's true that they kinda ruined the hype during the rollout in 2023/2024 with all those interviews but her team is fixing things with the Tour and they support to 'Training Season' rn.

It was a 'flop' for Dua's level of success after 2 massive albums, let's consider it has performed better than many other new releases from 2025 and 2026.