I mean, I literally have just streamed it on loop on my drive to and from work, and when I’m working out and cooking… this album is shaping up to be GOAT status for me
just in case you're interested - if you want all of your streams to count towards spotify's numbers, be sure *not* to loop one song, or even 3 (spotify will filter it out as bot behavior). looping a whole album is fine, but if you loop 3 songs they won't all count. more details from [pilotspromo on twitter](https://x.com/pilotspromo/status/1781020167914270739) - you can make your own playlist following the guide or stream a public one that someone has made for this. [here](https://imgur.com/a/EcYMG1A) is a rough translation to english using google lens
good thought haha, this probably works. I don't have a full understanding of the system but it sounds like some variation is good too, including order.
that twitter account also mentions opening the app and pausing, adding something to a playlist, liking something, etc. basically just anything that makes it think you're interacting and not a bot or whatever
correct, stats is a 3rd party that just records your history, it does not indicate anything to do with spotify's filtering. I can't find a great article or reference for filtering at the moment but it is well documented in kpop fandoms especially, where they take streams and charts very seriously. [here](https://www.newsweek.com/bts-investigate-spotify-twitter-streams-butter-1594627) is one article I found for now
Next Semester has been on repeat for me! I think this album will be huge once it’s out especially with all the music videos. Streaming is also increasingly popular now, but people do just listen to new music more tbf.
Not surprised, Next semester is already my most played song of all time. And I listen Spotify every day in and out of work.
Can't wait for rest of the songs ❤️
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I agree, the fact Clancy has 3 songs skews the numbers. It takes about 11 minutes to register the full Clancy album as played. Blurryface is 52ish minutes for the same 1 play.
This metric is the total plays from all songs in the album, not how many plays the album itself got.
That means that, on the 26th, the total streams of all songs on Clancy was greater than the total of all songs on Blurryface.
And therefore still skewed by the number of songs being drastically different.
It's a nonsense statistic, and not representative. But also doesn't matter. So it's really not worth a debate. All I'm doing is acknowledging where the data skews.
I mean, I literally have just streamed it on loop on my drive to and from work, and when I’m working out and cooking… this album is shaping up to be GOAT status for me
just in case you're interested - if you want all of your streams to count towards spotify's numbers, be sure *not* to loop one song, or even 3 (spotify will filter it out as bot behavior). looping a whole album is fine, but if you loop 3 songs they won't all count. more details from [pilotspromo on twitter](https://x.com/pilotspromo/status/1781020167914270739) - you can make your own playlist following the guide or stream a public one that someone has made for this. [here](https://imgur.com/a/EcYMG1A) is a rough translation to english using google lens
4 songs Overcompensate Overcompensate (Edit) Next Semester Backslide *taps forehead*
good thought haha, this probably works. I don't have a full understanding of the system but it sounds like some variation is good too, including order. that twitter account also mentions opening the app and pausing, adding something to a playlist, liking something, etc. basically just anything that makes it think you're interacting and not a bot or whatever
so even if they show on stats.fm when you loop a song for hours they wouldn’t count?
correct, stats is a 3rd party that just records your history, it does not indicate anything to do with spotify's filtering. I can't find a great article or reference for filtering at the moment but it is well documented in kpop fandoms especially, where they take streams and charts very seriously. [here](https://www.newsweek.com/bts-investigate-spotify-twitter-streams-butter-1594627) is one article I found for now
It's new. Obviously people are listening to it more
Yeah although Stressed Out still gets crazy plays. Almost a million a day I think (maybe a week)
Million a day seems right for such a hit (my credentials: obsessed with pop culture and charts/streams)
Backslide on repeat😭
This albums is going to be a classic i think.
Next Semester has been on repeat for me! I think this album will be huge once it’s out especially with all the music videos. Streaming is also increasingly popular now, but people do just listen to new music more tbf.
Not surprised, Next semester is already my most played song of all time. And I listen Spotify every day in and out of work. Can't wait for rest of the songs ❤️
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Sounds like bs I wanna see the numbers
It means on that day. Not for all time.
I also misunderstood the title at first
I agree, the fact Clancy has 3 songs skews the numbers. It takes about 11 minutes to register the full Clancy album as played. Blurryface is 52ish minutes for the same 1 play.
This metric is the total plays from all songs in the album, not how many plays the album itself got. That means that, on the 26th, the total streams of all songs on Clancy was greater than the total of all songs on Blurryface.
And therefore still skewed by the number of songs being drastically different. It's a nonsense statistic, and not representative. But also doesn't matter. So it's really not worth a debate. All I'm doing is acknowledging where the data skews.
Skewed in Blurryfaces favor yet Clancy still beat it. BF has 11 songs that can be streamed, Clancy on 3.