Cardi B adds Money, Press, Please Me with Bruno Mars to digital edition of AITD?

[Teletubby 151,278]

https://store.cardib.com/products/am-i-the-drama-bardi-gang-edition-webstore-exclusive-download

Edited Thursday at 05:41 PM by Teletubby

[HeAteMyh3art 1,534]

Now this is adding a song not related the record for $$$, liddos

[PeachJug 3,110]

inb4 she adds bodak yellow

[nATAH 50,533]

30 tracks

[Lucas 27,371]

31 minutes ago, HeAteMyh3art said:

Now this is adding a song not related the record for $$$, liddos

Unlike who?

[Teletubby 151,278]

she reportedly uses a loophole in Billboard's rules: Billboard limited variants only in artist's webstores so she drops her variants on Itunes/Amazon. she also sells her album for $4.99 there, while in the artist's webstore digital album cannot be cheaper than $7.99.

Edited Thursday at 06:40 PM by Teletubby

[Rahrahbitchson 20,527]

Loving the lack of shame

[Louvre 3,860]

Hate when artists do this. Call it a greatest hits compilation atp. 

[Fish 6,157]

;love that for her

[palma 8,241]

44 minutes ago, Teletubby said:

she reportedly uses a loophole in Billboard's rules: Billboard limited variants only in artist's webstores so she drops her variants on Itunes/Amazon.
she also sells her album for $4.99 on Itunes/Amazon, while in the artist's webstore digital album cannot be cheaper than $7.99.

 

41 minutes ago, Rahrahbitchson said:

Loving the lack of shame

I'm so perched for Nicki's meltdown when she sees this go double plat in a week 

[Mirrion Rizzons 11,686]

I find it so funny when artists care about their own first week sales enough to pull these tactics. Taylor, cardi, Nicki, Justin etc. 

I get why it matters to teenage fans who dominate online spaces, but the GP would never even know how high they debut, the numbers and so on.

When did first week sales become such a big deal? I guess it coincides with the growth of stan twitter and how it’s kinda bled into other online spaces 

[RAMROD 110,208]

12 minutes ago, Mirrion Rizzons said:

I find it so funny when artists care about their own first week sales enough to pull these tactics. Taylor, cardi, Nicki, Justin etc. 

I get why it matters to teenage fans who dominate online spaces, but the GP would never even know how high they debut, the numbers and so on.

When did first week sales become such a big deal? I guess it coincides with the growth of stan twitter and how it’s kinda bled into other online spaces 

[palma 8,241]

13 minutes ago, Mirrion Rizzons said:

When did first week sales become such a big deal? I guess it coincides with the growth of stan twitter and how it’s kinda bled into other online spaces 

After the first week albums don't really sell many copies unless you're Taylor nowadays so it helps with the certificates and their standing w/ their label I guess. Streaming hits do continue to move massive numbers tho, I think HMHAS is at about 12M+ copies which is wild for a streaming era album.

[TEANUS 15,588]

Press, Money, and Please Me were all released quite literally before COVID 

[qoqo 3,798]

Money was released seven years ago. It’d be like gaga adding The Cure as a Mayhem bonus track