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I hope Lil Nas X gets 17 weeks at #1. I’m tired of that record being brought up. It’s been long enough. It’s time for something to break it, and “Old Town Road” is clearly one of the biggest songs we have this decade.
Senorita is really the biggest competition OTR has faced since it reached t the #1 spot. The song is gaining tons of momentum right now. It’s very possible that Lil Nas X doesn’t make it to 17 weeks at the top.
ReplyCopy URLDriven by a large ticket bundle and strong indie sales, The Raconteurs have dramatically entered the race for #1. The Jack White-fronted act is battling the debut EP from Lil Nas X.
1. The Raconteurs (Third Man) 70-80k total activity. 68-78k album
2. Lil Nas X (Columbia) 70-80k, 3-4khttp://hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=316951&title=TOP-20%3A-TOO-CLOSE-TO-CALL
LMAO
ReplyCopy URL3-4K in sales is pathetic for an album or EP containing the biggest hit in the land for the past three months and counting. It certainly indicates how fickle his fans are and how short his career is likely to be once the Old Town Road fad finally dies. He might be able to hold on to a ROTY nom; but I’d say the Grammys are not going to show him much love at all, certainly no AOTY nomination. Will anybody admit to liking his music in six months?
ReplyCopy URL3-4K in sales is pathetic for an album or EP containing the biggest hit in the land for the past three months and counting. It certainly indicates how fickle his fans are and how short his career is likely to be once the Old Town Road fad finally dies. He might be able to hold on to a ROTY nom; but I’d say the Grammys are not going to show him much love at all, certainly no AOTY nomination. Will anybody admit to liking his music in six months?
Fam, streaming rules now. In that facet of the game, Lil Nas X us still smashing it. Panini and Rodeo are both streaming quite well.
ReplyCopy URLFam, streaming rules now. In that facet of the game, Lil Nas X us still smashing it. Panini and Rodeo are both streaming quite well.
The money in the music industry nowadays is made with merchandise and touring. If people aren’t willing to shell out $7 for his album/EP, they won’t be buying his memorabilia nor tickets to see him on stage. A huge number of streams may place him high on the charts but they don’t keep the lights on for long.
ReplyCopy URL1. Lil Nas X – “Old Town Road” ft. Billy Ray Cyrus (=)
2. Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello – “Señorita” (NEW)
3. Billie Eilish – “bad guy” (=)
4. Khalid – “Talk” ft. Disclosure (=)
5. Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber – “I Don’t Care” (=)
6. Jonas Brothers – “Sucker” (=)
7. DaBaby – “Suge” (+2)
8. Drake – “Money In The Grave” ft. Rick Ross (-1)
9. Chris Brown – “No Guidance” ft. Drake (+1)
10. Post Malone – “Wow.” (-2)“ Panini” and “Rodeo” debut at #16 and #22 respectively.
“Megatron” debuts at #20.
“Truth Hurts” rises to #11.
“You Need to Calm Down” drops to #13.
“Señorita” is the 7th song OTR has blocked from #1.
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1. Lil Nas X – “Old Town Road” ft. Billy Ray Cyrus (=) 2. Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello – “Señorita” (NEW) 3. Billie Eilish – “bad guy” (=) 4. Khalid – “Talk” ft. Disclosure (=) 5. Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber – “I Don’t Care” (=) 6. Jonas Brothers – “Sucker” (=) 7. DaBaby – “Suge” (+2) 8. Drake – “Money In The Grave” ft. Rick Ross (-1) 9. Chris Brown – “No Guidance” ft. Drake (+1) 10. Post Malone – “Wow.” (-2) “ Panini” and “Rodeo” debut at #16 and #22 respectively. “Megatron” debuts at #20. “Truth Hurts” rises to #11. “You Need to Calm Down” drops to #13. “Señorita” is the 7th song OTR has blocked from #1.
Really gotta hand it to Lil Nas X… he really blocked Shawn and Taylor from a #1 TWICE
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