I've never been here for a Gaga pre-release before. What can I expect? Is she secretive about revealing album/song titles, or does she just throw them at us?
She's a very interesting person is all I can say. Once it drops you'll have moments thinking "ahh that;s what she meant" and then she throws something you don't expect.
Yes, she needs airplays, they're necessary. But I forgot about the new Hot 100 rule, the Streaming/On-demand points gives much longetivity, I don't think that we should be worried about it, even if she'll have hard time to debut at #1.
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Originally posted by ClashAndBurn
Yeah, but Gaga debuting at number two would still be very depressing, because she likely won't peak any higher if that happens.
To be fair, though, Bieber only debuted at #2 because he was up against a song selling 300k+ per week, with 100M+ AI and #1 on streaming. He would have been #1 on any other week.
As for the new single,If we plan on Getting a #1,the monsters need to split up into three/four parts
One part of the fanbase gives the audio views on YT
One part of the fanbase Scrobbles on Last.FM/Spotify etc.
The other two parts of the stanbase download and request.
As for the new single,If we plan on Getting a #1,the monsters need to split up into three/four parts
One part of the fanbase gives the audio views on YT
One part of the fanbase Scrobbles on Last.FM/Spotify etc.
The other two parts of the stanbase download and request.
IDK tbh,just giving an opinion here.
theres no way in hell such a huge stan base can organize like that
To be fair, though, Bieber only debuted at #2 because he was up against a song selling 300k+ per week, with 100M+ AI and #1 on streaming. He would have been #1 on any other week.
Spotify also gains more users every week. If we start seeing songs get two million streams, I will not be surprised. At which point, they'd be impossible to beat.
Spotify also gains more users every week. If we start seeing songs get two million streams, I will not be surprised. At which point, they'd be impossible to beat.
They'll start down-regulating that, though, as they did with sales when the digital market started to explode.
What do you mean? 
