Katy Perry's "The One That Got Away" reaches a new peak of #3 on the global Spotify

[TaylorSwift 163,391]

 

[Controversiaga 16,952]

Not surprising for one of the greatest pop albums of all time.  Still hate her and hate him tho

Edited yesterday at 02:54 PM by Controversiaga

[mamo 20,541]

I genuinely don't understand this?

I haven't seen any viral videos with this song or am I just not chronically online??

[onTheBrink 1,671]

11 minutes ago, mamo said:

I genuinely don't understand this?

I haven't seen any viral videos with this song or am I just not chronically online??

I was thinking the same

[Red 99,388]

Why are the gays streaming this and not Bass Persuades? 

[Lahv 213]

55 minutes ago, mamo said:

I genuinely don't understand this?

I haven't seen any viral videos with this song or am I just not chronically online??

When Katy Perry sold her catalog to Litmus Music for an estimated $225 million, ownership shifted to an investment firm backed by the massive private-equity giant The Carlyle Group. Once a private equity firm owns a catalog, they treat it like any other asset portfolio: they need to maximise their return on investment. The way they do that directly influences what you see on apps like Amazon Music.Firms like Litmus Music employ dedicated marketing teams to actively pitch these songs for movies, TikTok trends,commercials, and streaming playlists. Private equity firms have immense financial leverage and corporate connections. They negotiate directly with tech companies and streaming platforms to ensure their assets get prime real estate (like curated banners and autoplay priority). By actively funding or pushing a song like The One That Got Away into viral status on social media, the owners trick the streaming algorithms into thinking there is a organic surge in demand, which forces Amazon Music to serve it to more listeners. So, while it might feel "suspicious" from a listener's perspective, it is a highly calculated, aggressive corporate marketing push to recoup that $225 million investment.

[JohnPokerface 957]

6 minutes ago, Red said:

Why are the gays streaming this and not Bass Persuades? 

Judging by the streaming numbers I'd say the only people who listen Bass Persuades are gays 

Now TOTGA is actually supported by GP.

[Red 99,388]

16 minutes ago, JohnPokerface said:

Judging by the streaming numbers I'd say the only people who listen Bass Persuades are gays 

Now TOTGA is actually supported by GP.

Ok, so why are the locals streaming this and not Bass Persuades? 

[monketsharona 90,446]

Payola at its finest 

The song is not even trending anymore ?

[Freud 6,103]

It is so interesting to see Artists like Gaga and Katy getting their flowers literally over a decade later. 

TOTGA is great, so is Bloody Mary. These songs competing and winning agaist new releases, proofes, that Teens want 2010's music back

[BornAsUnic0rn 2,249]

Wouldn’t it be insane if she breaks the MJ/Katy tie with this song at last?

[monketsharona 90,446]

3 minutes ago, Freud said:

It is so interesting to see Artists like Gaga and Katy getting their flowers literally over a decade later. 

TOTGA is great, so is Bloody Mary. These songs competing and winning agaist new releases, proofes, that Teens want 2010's music back

When artists are back to some late 2000s / early 2010s influenced music, they let them tank so hard. They just want to listen to the old songs not the new ones tbh

[SleepingSun 1,526]

I just realized I never listened to that song 

[gagzus 24,627]

We’re never going to be free of the shackles of payola and nostalgia are we?

[JohnPokerface 957]

34 minutes ago, Red said:

Ok, so why are the locals streaming this and not Bass Persuades? 

because they don't like mid music