PoisonedIvy
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A deal's a deal, and a reward is due. Check back tomorrow
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Wait this is so sweet, thank you everyone for the wishes I wasn't expecting this & thank you so much to @Rian I'm happy to have built this friendship with you Let's ruin it?
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You know, you can win this argument because frankly I do not care enough about charts to do this with yall today. I genuinely dgaf, Patient Zero can be the most forgotten #1 of all time if it makes you happy You're supposed to be on my ignore list so I'm done acknowledging you, have a nice day Doctor!
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Her substantial and abnormal success is not sustainable long term, but what is sustainable long term is the "low" end of her performance being on par with the high end of everyone else. It's like if a movie opens with $300M then slow crawls its way to a billion over the next 6 months, while other movies open with $100M and earn $50M consistently for the next 3 months, but only cap out around 5-700M. Despite a softer "fall," the smaller movies never reach the peak OR the overall consumption of the bigger movie
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The general public do not hear songs within one week of release, that's what makes them the general public. Even for an artist of Taylor's size, casual music listeners still only learn of a songs existence over time, via radio, public play listing, and promotional pushes on video & social media platforms.
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If you ask swifties, the answer is yes If you ask OTH's, the answer is no If you ask the general public, they won't know because songs don't become hits within a week, they take time to build their audience and grow roots in the public consciousness, so the correct answer is to revisit this question in about 3 months!
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