Charts Discussion - ANOTHER BATTLE FOR THE #1 stream and buy US monsters!

[La Rosalia 9,906]

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Stan wars are really something else 

 

[Jase 13,284]

7 minutes ago, zcasx said:

daily dose of positivity: I think what this era has showed us is that Gaga has rebuild her career and people's perception of her to a point where she will be a staple in pop music for a long time. We have seen that the first day/week numbers for both her singles and the album have surpassed our expectations consistently, showing that the interest for her is at a really high point, even if Stupid Love wasn't that big of a success as soon as she released other songs the hype was instantly back on. 

One could argue it was because of the featurings which surely brought her a lot of aditional attention but I think the huge first-day streams for Chromatica sort of weaken the plausibility of that point, not to mention the fact that streaming-wise Stupid Love outdid our expectations in the first week too, despite it having leaked for an entire month (so the hype for the stanbase was significantly lowered), and taking into account it's overall lukewarm reception among fans (although this is sort of debatable).

Really happy that she rebuilded her relevance in such a flawless way, her pop music career seems firm in a way it never felt before, like it's not as fickle anymore, if she releases people will check on her, and if it's great/it connects it'll be a hit and if that's not the case next time she releases something people will check on her again... Maybe being overtly optimistic but this is the feeling I get. 

EDIT: Adding to the point of not being as fickle I feel like even in her highest moments of popularity, during TFM and BTW, there was always a lot to lose, a storm waiting to happen and a lot of hatred coming from the GP, but right now it really feels like she has established herself. 

this post made me smile tbh

[Samueld9999 458]

12 minutes ago, ViviLittleM said:

UK

Ok great thank you

[Bloody 64,631]

AM US

#18 (=) ROM

#8 (+1) Chromatica

[Arturo 40,746]

This is so catchy

https://open.spotify.com/track/4slSrbTK1sNK4I1mDYEthf?si=_tSs1drZRCqG80hcKIbz_w

 

[Kimblue 7,334]

10 minutes ago, zcasx said:

daily dose of positivity: I think what this era has showed us is that Gaga has rebuild her career and people's perception of her to a point where she will be a staple in pop music for a long time. We have seen that the first day/week numbers for both her singles and the album have surpassed our expectations consistently, showing that the interest for her is at a really high point, even if Stupid Love wasn't that big of a success as soon as she released other songs the hype was instantly back on. 

One could argue it was because of the featurings which surely brought her a lot of aditional attention but I think the huge first-day streams for Chromatica sort of weaken the plausibility of that point, not to mention the fact that streaming-wise Stupid Love outdid our expectations in the first week too, despite it having leaked for an entire month (so the hype for the stanbase was significantly lowered), and taking into account it's overall lukewarm reception among fans (although this is sort of debatable).

Really happy that she rebuilded her relevance in such a flawless way, her pop music career seems firm in a way it never felt before, like it's not as fickle anymore, if she releases people will check on her, and if it's great/it connects it'll be a hit and if that's not the case next time she releases something people will check on her again... Maybe being overtly optimistic but this is the feeling I get. 

EDIT: Adding to the point of not being as fickle I feel like even in her highest moments of popularity, during TFM and BTW, there was always a lot to lose, a storm waiting to happen and a lot of hatred coming from the GP, but right now it really feels like she has established herself. 

Love this 

[BibleThisWay 4,370]

10 minutes ago, Arturo said:

Just ran numbers up to June 4th for Stupid Love

Total US pure: ~110,400
Total US streams: 93.5 million [623,300]

Total US SPS: 734,000 units
 

How many units is it doing weekly?

[Arturo 40,746]

US Spotify:

13. Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles

....still crazy how he scored a post-album hit single in the streaming era.

[Arturo 40,746]

3 minutes ago, BibleThisWay said:

How many units is it doing weekly?

Honestly averaging it is useless because it got a bump with ROM and an even bigger bump with Chromatica but here's what I have if you want to see
 

Week 11: -77 million-
Week 12: +3.5 million
Week 13: +5 million *ROM*
Week 14: +8 million [2.939m US Spotify] *Chromatica release*

Total: 93.5 million [623,000]

 

Week 13: -100,400-
Week 14: +10,000

Total: 110,400

[Azor Ahai 18,861]

3 minutes ago, Arturo said:

US Spotify:

13. Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles

....still crazy how he scored a post-album hit single in the streaming era.

His power

[Bloody 64,631]

2 minutes ago, Arturo said:

US Spotify:

13. Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles

....still crazy how he scored a post-album hit single in the streaming era.

it's also the second highest charting pop song on apple music after ROM

the most talented 1D member won!

 

[BibleThisWay 4,370]

1 minute ago, Arturo said:

Honestly averaging it is useless because it got a bump with ROM and an even bigger bump with Chromatica but here's what I have if you want to see

Oh yeah I didn't even think of the ROM + album boost lol, thank you 

[Nicoxxx 1,467]

3 minutes ago, Arturo said:

US Spotify:

13. Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles

....still crazy how he scored a post-album hit single in the streaming era.

Also adore you became a hit after the album dropped

[Arturo 40,746]

2 minutes ago, Nicoxxx said:

Also adore you became a hit after the album dropped

Yes that's true but it started to show some legs right after the album drop. Watermelon Sugar's success on Spotify and AM is just unprecedented  

[Arturo 40,746]

Circles by Post Malone was FINALLY removed from TTH and it only suffered -20k streams in the US and -50k WW