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enchanted0

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  1. You're just estimating it just like I am. We already have the total streaming figure (10M), Spotify numbers, and the platforms' market shares. Spotify's share may be "massive" but it isn't even twice Amazon Music's. I haven't even checked every number in detail because even as a fan, I care far less about this than you guys apparently do. But the song is still charting substantially higher on Amazon Music than on Spotify or Apple Music, and IKIKY had the biggest debut of 2026 on Amazon Music, unlike on either of those platforms (hence I think it can be noted that Taylor is favored on that platform). So I think it's fair to say Amazon Music accounted for a big chunk of the final, actual 10M streams.
  2. 37% vs 31.5% vs 21.6% really doesn't feel like big difference to me well. and I was joking obviously. The song is #17 on Amazon Music Global but isn't even in the Top 1000 in the US so it not charting there right now is probably just a glitch. If it did 2.9M streams on Spotify in a week while sitting around #100, then it's definitely possible that it did more than that while sitting around #10 on Amazon Music.
  3. Again, I didn't say it's sitting at #2 because of Amazon Music. I said a big chunk of those 10M streams came from Amazon Music US. None of what you've said affects or invalidates my point at all really.
  4. well I didn't expect you guys to actually check. oh the effort!
  5. I didn't say it was big because of Amazon Music, I said a big chunk of the 10M streams came from Amazon Music. I know you guys lose all ability to think when it comes to Taylor so I don't really expect you to understand the difference between the two. I won't be explaining or commenting on this any further.
  6. I'm genuinely curious what's so shameless about it? We know the streaming numbers, estimated market shares for each streaming platforms, and know where it's charted on the platform. Amazon Music is actually kinda big on the US, even an Amazon exclusive christmas single from Katy charted on Hot 100 when it was released. I know it's just we're having a KiiiI but this site truly lost its fuction as a chart forum.
  7. I don't really care, but AOTY scores are more cult-ish than a measure of actual popularity which shows on streaming platforms. AOTY is basically where people who live on the internet go to circle-jerk. you made zero point with this one.
  8. so you guys just decide to ignore objective facts as usual to explain it nicely, Amazon Music is almost as big as Spotify in the US and it's charting much higher there than on Spotify, so yes a 10M-stream week is possible.
  9. this. there are more streaming platforms other than Spotify and Apple Music. seethe!
  10. If you're based in UK, signed vinyl is available! sold out https://www.normanrecords.com/records/216716-phoebe-bridgers-lost-weekend
  11. great introduction to the album I guess
  12. It's really hard to put into words exactly how I feel about this album. It's not something you can FULLY take in on the first listen, but there isn't a single song I don't like and some parts genuinely shook me! It doesn't feel like Punisher at all even though they share some of the same sonic textures here and there and obviously nothing like Stranger in the Alps.
  13. ah.. i really don't get this obsession who aren't women have with making album covers that unnecessarily expose women's bodies.
  14. Ended OPHs (yeah, those people actually exist)

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