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Originally posted by LemonadeKing
They care enough about the entire lemonade experience to keep it #1 on iTunes and to keep it outselling newly released album with hit singles.
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Yes, which is very impressive but this won't last forever, and in a couple of years when it's not atop the charts it will be much less memorable than her previous album.
Not to mention the fact that a single in the streaming era will largely propel album sales also, like with Work which kept ANTI so high on the charts. With Beyonce the sales could increase massively with one smash hit.
It's the same with 4. There wasn't any smash hit, and it's Bey's most forgotten album, but there were massively impactful songs like Run the World, and the performances and pushing singles made the era more memorable. All Lemonade has is a 1 hour movie which was only shown on TV once and can now only be streamed on Tidal (?)
But with only 1 smash, especially Freedom which really symbolises the album as a whole, and a new video and one big promo spot, the entire era could prove to be as big as ST.