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onewillowsilk

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  1. I've made the appropriate corrections. Thanks for pointing them out.
  2. Massive OP update. Dozens of albums added.
  3. There are no physicals available for any of the albums. It's an entirely digital release.
  4. It'll be debuting at #1 on the Hot 100 and with any luck, could be a long-standing hit for Drake.
  5. This is the exactly the kind of comment I'd expect from someone who doesn't listen to Drake's albums. Especially lazy to make considering all 3 albums he released are drastically different from one another sonically.
  6. OP updated. Rihanna, Whitney Houston & Chris Stapleton each cross the 1,000-week mark.
  7. So, Taylor deserves it but Drake doesn't... because?
  8. The full EP just dropped. Check it out.
  9. New EP. Out on May 9. COVER TRACKLIST 1. Bittersweet 2. Can We Do This Over 3. Calm Waters 4. Soft Like Dawn 5. Feels Like Home 6. The Only Love We Know SINGLES Can We Do This Over: The Only Love We Know:
  10. OP updated. Taylor Swift surpasses the Beatles and is now the second longest-charting act on the Billboard 200 after Drake. Juice WRLD reaches the 1,000-week mark. Sade added.
  11. In that case, you should absolutely check out her debut album!
  12. Not really. Drake is currently charting 9 albums weekly while Taylor is charting 8 and there's already a considerable gap between the both of them.

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