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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2023 21:00:59 GMT -5
Obviously 1989 would be #1 had she never boycotted Spotify but would've, could've, should've. Is Lover coming for her revenge tho?
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Post by • Господин Умљеновић • on Oct 15, 2023 4:50:48 GMT -5
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Oct 15, 2023 8:15:02 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 16, 2023 13:44:53 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however. It will obviously gain 3 and a half billion more streams... |
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Post by clsvltn on Oct 16, 2023 16:00:39 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however. What is the full list for this? :) |
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Post by Envoirment on Oct 16, 2023 16:45:35 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however. What is the full list for this? :) Dua is #1 & #2 with her first two albums, followed by Sour by Olivia Rodrigo at #3 (Has a good chance of overtaking both Dua's albums in the future) and then two Billie Eilish albums #4 & #5. The top 4 have 10 billion+ combined streams. Taylor will likely get to #5 and maybe 4 but I can't see the album overtaking Olivia or Dua anytime soon. |
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Oct 16, 2023 23:01:12 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however. It will obviously gain 3 and a half billion more streams... I like your confidence. I misspoke. It's not that I think it could never potentially earn another 3 billion streams collectively (as given enough time, anything is possible), I just don't think it will have the steam to catch up to and replace the top few with the era essentially being over (again) after "Cruel Summer" fades and assuming both continue collecting streams, but would love to be proven wrong! |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 17, 2023 1:34:19 GMT -5
It will obviously gain 3 and a half billion more streams... I like your confidence. I misspoke. It's not that I think it could never potentially earn another 3 billion streams collectively (as given enough time, anything is possible), I just don't think it will have the steam to catch up to and replace the top few with the era essentially being over (again) after "Cruel Summer" fades and assuming both continue collecting streams, but would love to be proven wrong! I mean, it’s not really confidence but something that can easily be predicted through statistics. I personally think it could happen but Sour might just be too strong Btw Lover (S) is now Top 50 on Global Spotify. It’s not just Cruel Summer (None of the albums in the Top 5 had any songs Top 50 after reaching 7 Billion streams) that’s giving Lover this type of longevity. |
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Oct 17, 2023 2:48:52 GMT -5
I like your confidence. I misspoke. It's not that I think it could never potentially earn another 3 billion streams collectively (as given enough time, anything is possible), I just don't think it will have the steam to catch up to and replace the top few with the era essentially being over (again) after "Cruel Summer" fades and assuming both continue collecting streams, but would love to be proven wrong! I mean, it’s not really confidence but something that can easily be predicted through statistics. I personally think it could happen but Sour might just be too strong Btw Lover (S) is now Top 50 on Global Spotify. It’s not just Cruel Summer (None of the albums in the Top 5 had any songs Top 50 after reaching 7 Billion streams) that’s giving Lover this type of longevity. Of course it's not just "Cruel Summer", but it helps! |
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Post by avamaxstan on Oct 23, 2023 23:46:18 GMT -5
Naw. It would need like 3 and a half billion more streams to dethrone Dua Lipa's 11+ billion total and I don't see that happening. Right now it's the 6th most-streamed female album on Spotify. I could see it climbing into the top 5 however. It’s almost certainly going to pass those albums. |
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Post by Choco on Oct 29, 2023 2:18:34 GMT -5
Dua Lipa is about to embark on another era which will presumably boost her old stuff a bit.
Ask me again in a couple years when the dust has settled on Eras Tour Taylor dominance and let's see where Lover ends up at. For now I'd say no to #1 but yes to it climbing a few more ranks.
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Post by bornfearless2000 on Oct 30, 2023 3:09:41 GMT -5
If she releases Lover (Addition to Taylor’s Version Collection - Deluxe Edition)
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2024 17:17:15 GMT -5
Still the second most streamed album daily on Spotify!
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Mar 23, 2024 21:12:13 GMT -5
Curious how much of that 1 billion total is "Cruel Summer". I'd be interested in seeing just how big the renaissance of the entire album is, as opposed to just the song itself.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2024 17:30:51 GMT -5
Curious how much of that 1 billion total is "Cruel Summer". I'd be interested in seeing just how big the renaissance of the entire album is, as opposed to just the song itself. Lover did 7.7M without Cruel summer today |
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Mar 24, 2024 18:32:40 GMT -5
Curious how much of that 1 billion total is "Cruel Summer". I'd be interested in seeing just how big the renaissance of the entire album is, as opposed to just the song itself. Lover did 7.7M without Cruel summer today Yeah, one day doesn't really give me a good perspective. I'm talking collectively for the entire year. Lol That's what I'm curious about. I'm not even denouncing anything. I'm just genuinely curious. I like accurate representation is all. For instance with the resurgence of "Running Up That Hill", it was the track alone that experienced a renaissance, not Hounds Of Love the LP from which it was taken, despite it surely padding its SPS total. With Lover, if the album genuinely had a huge renaissance alongside "Cruel Summer", that would be absolutely fantastic! I am just curious as to whether or not the album collectively is experiencing a hugely successful resurgence or if it's just more so the success of "Cruel Summer" alone padding its numbers? I wouldn't mind seeing Lover's streaming figures before and after the release of "Cruel Summer" and its collective total this year outside of "Cruel Summer" to have a better vantage point of the situation is all, as I know a fairly large portion of Lover's SPS numbers this last year has been a direct result of "Cruel Summer" obviously. I don't know either way, I just would like more stats than conjecture before I celebrate that accomplishment. |
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Post by irice22 on Mar 25, 2024 0:00:33 GMT -5
Sounds like she "Need"s a deluxe edition.
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Post by Future Captain on Mar 25, 2024 2:00:00 GMT -5
Lover did 7.7M without Cruel summer today Yeah, one day doesn't really give me a good perspective. I'm talking collectively for the entire year. Lol That's what I'm curious about. I'm not even denouncing anything. I'm just genuinely curious. I like accurate representation is all. For instance with the resurgence of "Running Up That Hill", it was the track alone that experienced a renaissance, not Hounds Of Love the LP from which it was taken, despite it surely padding its SPS total. With Lover, if the album genuinely had a huge renaissance alongside "Cruel Summer", that would be absolutely fantastic! I am just curious as to whether or not the album collectively is experiencing a hugely successful resurgence or if it's just more so the success of "Cruel Summer" alone padding its numbers? I wouldn't mind seeing Lover's streaming figures before and after the release of "Cruel Summer" and its collective total this year outside of "Cruel Summer" to have a better vantage point of the situation is all, as I know a fairly large portion of Lover's SPS numbers this last year has been a direct result of "Cruel Summer" obviously. I don't know either way, I just would like more stats than conjecture before I celebrate that accomplishment. fwiw, quantifying that would be pretty hard considering Taylor's entire discography pretty much got a renaissance all at the same time thanks to the Eras Tour. But outside of Cruel Summer, there's also the title track which had been doing really well, and the rest are pretty much streaming on a "Eras Tour Taylor Swift album track" level of about 2-3 million weekly on Spotify. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2024 3:05:16 GMT -5
Lover did 7.7M without Cruel summer today Yeah, one day doesn't really give me a good perspective. I'm talking collectively for the entire year. Lol That's what I'm curious about. I'm not even denouncing anything. I'm just genuinely curious. I like accurate representation is all. For instance with the resurgence of "Running Up That Hill", it was the track alone that experienced a renaissance, not Hounds Of Love the LP from which it was taken, despite it surely padding its SPS total. With Lover, if the album genuinely had a huge renaissance alongside "Cruel Summer", that would be absolutely fantastic! I am just curious as to whether or not the album collectively is experiencing a hugely successful resurgence or if it's just more so the success of "Cruel Summer" alone padding its numbers? I wouldn't mind seeing Lover's streaming figures before and after the release of "Cruel Summer" and its collective total this year outside of "Cruel Summer" to have a better vantage point of the situation is all, as I know a fairly large portion of Lover's SPS numbers this last year has been a direct result of "Cruel Summer" obviously. I don't know either way, I just would like more stats than conjecture before I celebrate that accomplishment. Lover excluding Cruel Summer, didn't just gain a large proportion of streams this particular Saturday. So the 63% streams excluding Cruel Summer figure should be good enough to give you an idea of how it behaves across the entire year. Lover, The Man, You Need To Calm Down, Miss Americana, Paper Rings, Daylight, and The Archer are all receiving over half a million streams every day. This is very clearly not a "Running Up That Hill" situation where that song accounts for 86% of the streams from the album. For the record, this isn't a excluding the most successful single achievement. This is about overall album streams on Spotify and in fact, all of the albums ahead have songs with more streams than Cruel Summer. |
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Post by Eloqueen™ on Mar 25, 2024 7:53:39 GMT -5
Yeah, one day doesn't really give me a good perspective. I'm talking collectively for the entire year. Lol That's what I'm curious about. I'm not even denouncing anything. I'm just genuinely curious. I like accurate representation is all. For instance with the resurgence of "Running Up That Hill", it was the track alone that experienced a renaissance, not Hounds Of Love the LP from which it was taken, despite it surely padding its SPS total. With Lover, if the album genuinely had a huge renaissance alongside "Cruel Summer", that would be absolutely fantastic! I am just curious as to whether or not the album collectively is experiencing a hugely successful resurgence or if it's just more so the success of "Cruel Summer" alone padding its numbers? I wouldn't mind seeing Lover's streaming figures before and after the release of "Cruel Summer" and its collective total this year outside of "Cruel Summer" to have a better vantage point of the situation is all, as I know a fairly large portion of Lover's SPS numbers this last year has been a direct result of "Cruel Summer" obviously. I don't know either way, I just would like more stats than conjecture before I celebrate that accomplishment. fwiw, quantifying that would be pretty hard considering Taylor's entire discography pretty much got a renaissance all at the same time thanks to the Eras Tour. But outside of Cruel Summer, there's also the title track which had been doing really well, and the rest are pretty much streaming on a "Eras Tour Taylor Swift album track" level of about 2-3 million weekly on Spotify. It would definitely be a process to figure out, which is why it interests me, as merely saying Lover has had a noteable "resurgence" as opposed to "Cruel Summer" is such a questionable statement, because given the addition to single streams now padding album totals it becomes trickier to discern. I would say if Lover's streams outside of "Cruel Summer" are 2-1 on average (for example) of her other album's streams that could signify the album is experiencing a renaissance itself outside of the single and every other album in her discography's elevated performance due to the tour. If it's on par with the rest, then I'd argue it's moreso just "Cruel Summer" or the tour as opposed to the album. It would be really interesting to crunch the figures and find out! |
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Post by Future Captain on Mar 25, 2024 8:07:51 GMT -5
fwiw, quantifying that would be pretty hard considering Taylor's entire discography pretty much got a renaissance all at the same time thanks to the Eras Tour. But outside of Cruel Summer, there's also the title track which had been doing really well, and the rest are pretty much streaming on a "Eras Tour Taylor Swift album track" level of about 2-3 million weekly on Spotify. It would definitely be a process to figure out, which is why it interests me, as merely saying Lover has had a noteable "resurgence" as opposed to "Cruel Summer" is such a questionable statement, because given the addition to single streams now padding album totals it becomes trickier to discern. I would say if Lover's streams outside of "Cruel Summer" are 2-1 on average (for example) of her other album's streams that could signify the album is experiencing a renaissance itself outside of the single and every other album in her discography's elevated performance due to the tour. If it's on par with the rest, then I'd argue it's moreso just "Cruel Summer" or the tour as opposed to the album. It would be really interesting to crunch the figures and find out! Oh that's pretty easy actually. Outside of Cruel Summer, the rest of the album's average Spotify streams are about on par with Reputation's and slightly below Folklore's. |
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