Do you believe in streaming parties?

[JazzGa 14,611]

I think fans grossly overestimate how effective their brigading strategies are at impacting chart position. If a song doesn't catch on with the normies, it doesn't matter how hard we try to make it chart.  Streaming parties can be a fun fan bonding event, but it's foolish to believe they make a big difference in chart numbers. 

(However, in 2010-2011 I think we DID have THAT IMPAKT because we were all 15 and willing to stay up all night any night, just like many Kpop stans now  )

[Bon Gonzalez 2,221]

No, they're low-key useless. They might a add a couple to tens of thousands of streams but that's it. 

[Economy 48,905]

Gaga fans used to organize them in the past. They legit would barely ever budge the video count trend

 

You would see a noticeable increase in comments as they spoke with eachother but in terms of actual streams, nothing

 

Makes sense tbh. Even if u get 10,000 fans on board (already an accomplishment) and each fan streams a song or video an average of 10 times... That's 100,000 views or streams

 

Unless ur reviving a song that gets no attention whatsoever... A current hit will barely register a bump like that. It's not noticeable

[Economy 48,905]

5 hours ago, the Devil of Pop said:

I think fans grossly overestimate how effective their brigading strategies are at impacting chart position. If a song doesn't catch on with the normies, it doesn't matter how hard we try to make it chart.  Streaming parties can be a fun fan bonding event, but it's foolish to believe they make a big difference in chart numbers. 

(However, in 2010-2011 I think we DID have THAT IMPAKT because we were all 15 and willing to stay up all night any night, just like many Kpop stans now  )

Even in 2010 it made little difference

 

I remember a Bad Romance streaming party that failed miserably. It made almost no difference on the rate of increase on the video