"Gigaton" and its tracks on the charts

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  • vedpunk
    vedpunk Posts: 965
    edited April 2020
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,813
    edited April 2020
    vedpunk said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
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  • BF25394
    BF25394 Posts: 4,940
    edited April 2020
    It's not a good comparison.  Many of the DOTC views will be "duplicate" views (i.e, the same person checking out each video once to see the visuals), in addition to unique users playing and replaying the video in order to hear the songs.  Thus, the aggregate total for the three DOTC videos is misleading.

    I love the Strokes, but they never achieved anywhere near the level of popularity that Pearl Jam did.  Being a "big rock band" in the 2000s is damning with faint praise.  The Strokes' first album is their best seller; it's single-platinum.  Ten is 13 times platinum.  The Strokes' most recent album, released in 2013, debuted (and peaked) at No. 10 on the Billboard 200.  Pearl Jam's most recent album before Gigaton, released in 2013, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.  Lightning Bolt sold more than twice as many copies in its first week than Comedown Machine has sold in six-and-a-half years since its release.

    There's absolutely no way the Strokes sell 100,000 in a week.
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  • igotid88
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    BF25394 said:
    It's not a good comparison.  Many of the DOTC views will be "duplicate" views (i.e, the same person checking out each video once to see the visuals), in addition to unique users playing and replaying the video in order to hear the songs.  Thus, the aggregate total for the three DOTC videos is misleading.

    I love the Strokes, but they never achieved anywhere near the level of popularity that Pearl Jam did.  Being a "big rock band" in the 2000s is damning with faint praise.  The Strokes' first album is their best seller; it's single-platinum.  Ten is 13 times platinum.  The Strokes' most recent album, released in 2013, debuted (and peaked) at No. 10 on the Billboard 200.  Pearl Jam's most recent album before Gigaton, released in 2013, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.  Lightning Bolt sold more than twice as many copies in its first week than Comedown Machine has sold in six-and-a-half years since its release.

    There's absolutely no way the Strokes sell 100,000 in a week.
    No I don't think they will. But in terms of rock bands they're considered one of big recent ones. Not exactly comparing their size to Pearl Jam.
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  • one_stone
    one_stone Posts: 298
    Gigaton is on Number 1 in the Austrian Album Charts:  https://oe3.orf.at/m/charts/stories/oe3austriatop40longplay/ That's their First number one album ever here in Austria if I'm not mistaken...
  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,813
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    Gigaton won't be in the top 50. Album at 50 "sold" 13290. So probably a 70-80% drop off?

    https://m.hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming
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  • vedpunk
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    igotid88 said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
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    vedpunk said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
    I am. I got the 10c cd/vinyl/digital, Amazon cd/digital, ordered from a record store online. And iTunes 
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  • vedpunk
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    igotid88 said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
    I am. I got the 10c cd/vinyl/digital, Amazon cd/digital, ordered from a record store online. And iTunes 
    Excellent work.  Now do it all over again.
  • igotid88
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    vedpunk said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
    I am. I got the 10c cd/vinyl/digital, Amazon cd/digital, ordered from a record store online. And iTunes 
    Excellent work.  Now do it all over again.
    I will. Not now though. I have to save. You do your part
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  • vedpunk
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
    I am. I got the 10c cd/vinyl/digital, Amazon cd/digital, ordered from a record store online. And iTunes 
    Excellent work.  Now do it all over again.
    I will. Not now though. I have to save. You do your part
    I'm purchasing 10 cheap Chromebooks for the sole purpose of playing Gigaton videos on repeat on YouTube all day long.  My house will be moving the needle.
  • igotid88
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    vedpunk said:
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    The Strokes are the next big rock band with a new album.  Let's see how they do? Their YouTube videos for their 1st 2 singles got more views than PJ's first 2
    Incorrect.  The combined videos for DOTC has more views (over 9 million) than ALL of the new Strokes videos combined.
    Obviously if you include all 3. But I'm going by the original video when first released. The Strokes video reached a million faster. Both did. SBWM took almost 2 weeks to reach a million. 
    The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago so they've had plenty of time to hit more views.  Even though there are 3 DOTC videos, they still add up to much more than the Strokes.
    No. Bad Decisions and At the Door were released after DOTC and had more views. At The Door was only released a week before SBWM and has over 3 million. SBWM has 1.8
    Wrong.  Please read again. I said The Strokes released two of their three new singles over a month ago and didn't come close to even matching DOTC combined video count.  Also, Pearl Jam has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers vs The Strokes which barely has 1 million so Pearl Jam wins again, from a popularity standpoint.  
    Of course 3 videos are going to be more than 1. All videos were released close to each other. Hard to  say what DOTC's numbers would be if they didn't  have 3 videos. SBWM took awhile to get to a million. Quick Escape got to a million a little faster than SBWM. Both Strokes videos got to a million faster. The Strokes also have 2 official videos with over 130 million views. Pearl Jam just has 1 over 100 million.  Even Flow is close with 97+ million.

    The point of the original post was to see how well they will do their first week on the chart.  Not about  who is a better or more popular band? They're just a big rock band of the last 20 years. So if they sell 100k their first week. It would say a lot about PJ fans not showing up the first week. But maybe they sell less
    Sorry, you're wrong again.  DOTC (9.1 million) and SWWM (2.2 million) > Bad Decisions (4.3 million) and At the Door (3.6 million).  
    What part are you not getting that DOTC is 3 videos? So obviously combined it will be more. If The Strokes made 3 different videos for the same song they might have 13 million combined. SBWM official video is at 1.3 million. You're probably counting the audio video.
    Another example MYM which is a great song has 3.5 million for its official video after 6 and 1 /2 years. Sirens does have over 50 million.
    Well, I hope you're doing your part to increase the views.  I've got 8 devices at my home playing all of the Gigaton videos on repeat all day long.  Also, a true fan purchases all form factors of the album to increase total sales.
    I am. I got the 10c cd/vinyl/digital, Amazon cd/digital, ordered from a record store online. And iTunes 
    Excellent work.  Now do it all over again.
    I will. Not now though. I have to save. You do your part
    I'm purchasing 10 cheap Chromebooks for the sole purpose of playing Gigaton videos on repeat on YouTube all day long.  My house will be moving the needle.
    Would be better if you streamed on Spotify or Apple music or both. I'm streaming on Spotify and Tidal
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  • BF25394
    BF25394 Posts: 4,940
    The funny thing is that this sort of system-gaming (i.e., streaming farms) happens all the time, and Billboard turns a blind eye. 

    I bought the CD and vinyl from the Ten Club, and another CD at Target.  I probably watched the various DOTC videos about 50 times because I don't use any streaming service, so that was my only way to hear the song before I got my hands on MP3s of the album eight days before official release.  (Shhh... don't tell anyone.)
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    Down to #66
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  • BF25394
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    No. 7 in Album Sales.

    Original post updated for all charts except Top Vinyl Sales.
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  • igotid88
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    I'm guesstimating that it sold between 11-12k its second week
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  • BF25394
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    I know that the No. 2 album on the sales chart sold 16,000 (Sam Hunt), so I would guess that Gigaton was under 10,000.
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  • TJ25487
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    This just makes me think of all the good music out there that never gets heard! 
  • igotid88
    igotid88 Posts: 28,813
    BF25394 said:
    I know that the No. 2 album on the sales chart sold 16,000 (Sam Hunt), so I would guess that Gigaton was under 10,000.
    No. 50 album sold about 13,000. The chart above had them drop about 81%. So going by that.
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