[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

"Hold on" replaced it, but to say that BIEH was never his biggest hit isn't true. Can't think of a single song by Drake that was statistically better overall with the exception of HO.

Ok I used wrong wording. At one point in time it was his biggest hit but it is no longer .

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

Baby's Spotify to VEVO views ratio.

Streaming wasn't even a factor then ..

[MrPeanut]

Idk why "Migirl" always cracks me up.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by NewRihannaStan

It won't outsell it and the video won't surpass it. What impact is it going to have ???

Baby will remain his biggest hit .. Just accept it

How much has "Baby" even sold? Regardless if it doesn't outsell "Baby," digital sales are getting devoured by the streaming era. You can't really compare.

And considering that VEVO and streaming is bigger than it has ever been. I don't see how you come to such a quick conclusion. Who cares about "impact"? Statistically, I predict WDYM will be Justin's biggest hit.

[iHype.]

Best I Ever Had was literally never Drake's biggest song though. That same year "Forever" was released and also outsold it, outlasted it, and was more global. The collab with Lil Wayne, Eminem, and Kanye included. He's a lead artist on that song.

& The Motto is his biggest-selling hit. It sold 3.375M in US. But it only charted at #14 because it was during the period where literally every Urban song was ****ed because Pop Radio was 90% of the audience and refused to play Urban, and black people didn't buy singles, and Streaming wasn't included yet.

If Streaming was included I'm sure it would've jumped right into T5 too.

[Sinister]

Baby has sold close to 4M copies

[Elusive Chanteuse]

iHype how much has Here I Stand sold ww?

[YR.]

Nah, Usher still isn't a legend or an icon. A great artist with big hits and albums, but not someone that will be remembered

[FAME.]

Big Sean is nothing like Drake, J Cole and Kendrick

[FAME.]

The fact that I really saw this live

[Cap10Planet]

I don't think Big Sean has that much of an identity, though. He's just another one of Kanye's protégées. You already had Lupe Fiasco and Kid Cudi, and they went under-the-radar eventually. Vic Mensa will be the same way.

[YR.]

Originally posted by Sinister

ummm
it's easily his best


after BWET was released...no rapper has released one bad album

It's not "easily" his best. Born Sinner is a great record with great replay value. It's better.

And that better not be ****ing shade

[iHype.]

Here's the list of his biggest sellers (no features), someone with access to data gave me 2 months ago.

"Forever" - 3,610,000
"The Motto" - 3,371,000
"Hold On We're Going Home" - 2,770,000
"Best I Ever Had" - 2,657,000
"Take Care" - 2,484,000
"Started From The Bottom" - 2,397,000
"Headlines" - 2,261,000
"Find Your Love" - 1,854,000
"Over" - 1,648,000
"Make Me Proud" - 1,447,000
"I'm Going In" - 1,212,000
"Marvin's Room" - 1,052,000
"HYFR" - 1,049,000
"All Me" - 1,029,000
"0 to 100/The Catch Up" - 991,000
"Miss Me" - 859,000
"Fancy" - 821,000
"Up All Night" - 772,000
"Successful" - 618,000
"Crew Love" - 524,000
"Energy" - 496,000
"The Language" - 488,000
"Shot For Me" - 410,000

This would be much better at truly looking at his biggest hits. Young Money has never handled anyone's singles properly for chart positions to be the judgement.

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LOL @ Usher not being an icon. I'm not gonna do this tonight.

[MusicTalker]

Big Sean's rapping annoys me

[Ramos]

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

Big Sean's rapping annoys me

His flow is similar to Drake's. Didn't he say or imply that Drake and Nicki ripped his flow?

[NewRihannaStan]

It's just my opinion, don't get me wrong What Do You Mean is my fave JB song but I dont see it being as big as Baby . It will surpass Boyfriend though

[Cap10Planet]

Why does "Jumpin Jumpin" **** so hard 15 years later?

[NewRihannaStan]

Big Sean is on the middle, but Future is even passing him up ....

He has the singles he just needs to push his albums ..

[Cap10Planet]

It's crazy how blacks supporting singles changed so much over the years. I used to have that thread from Prince.org where black artists dominated single sales throughout the '90s (a literal breakdown), but it's the complete opposite in the digital era.