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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
I know Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia had impressive first-week sales, but I’m curious: do people still care about sales numbers? When was the last time stats like first-week units, pure album sales, or streaming counts actually grabbed your attention?
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tricil
@tricil.eth
it's not, it's just a talking point for people to write articles about said number and keep the album in the public's mouth for the next week to come
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BLACKDAVE ₘₖ₂
@blackdave
Outside of being a comparative temp check...they matter much less to me. I only use them as a metric to compare one artist to another in terms of scale.
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Harold Holness
@coach-holness
I think first week sales are important but it has come down to YouTube views and overall streams. Kind of miss CD sales and Vinyls (what a time to live in music)… yet, life evolves… it is what it is. How easy can a fan access their favorite artist(s) music? How easily can that fan share and reshare that song and/or album… it goes on and on.
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Zach Davidson
@zd
I don’t, but many do See #2 from this post https://warpcast.com/zd/0xe870ae7a
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Brad Barrish
@bradbarrish
No one cares except for his label, manager, agent, etc.
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dude 🧔🏻↑🔵🟣
@imthedude
I don't know about you, but I take comfort in that
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