Most Streamed Album Every Year The Last 70 Years (1953-2023)

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[@ctoph75]

Can't believe they were streaming music 70 years ago. I really am behind the times.

[@reinaldofavoreto7160]

yeah, and they stop streaming music in the 90s. In the 2000s they started to stream pure s#(t

[@everything_is_backwards]

@@reinaldofavoreto7160 ok boomer

[@sickbeet4219]

@@reinaldofavoreto7160 So Linkin Park, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Charli XCX and Kid A era Radiohead are trash?

[@cola3521]

@@reinaldofavoreto7160 While music opinions are just based on personal taste the 2000s, at least as shown in this video had far more musical diversity.

[@M0Bk]

​@@reinaldofavoreto7160 how do 7 people agree with you that is a horrible take

[@1504Shawn]

I wonder how much streams Beatles and Led Zeppelin would have if Spotify existed since 1960s

[@vitamindeeznutz4102]

They’d have trillions of streams that’s for sure

[@Flattithefish]

@@vitamindeeznutz4102 right with the trillions of people that would have access to Spotify+ less people existed back then so the numbers overall would be smaller than today

[@samelliott97]

For The Beatles I'd imagine somewhere between 10-15 billion for their most popular release in the first 10 years or so (despite being as popular as they were, there were less people back then), and then between say 20 and 35 million streams today

[@Flattithefish]

@@samelliott97 yea generally the number would be far many times lower because for once less people existed and secondly even if the people had discovered internet at that time was accessible on the market and Spotify existed it’s just that a low amount would have access to the internet because computers were expensive and the secondly and mainly the would probably not pay for a music streaming service as mainly people didn’t do and instead watch KZbin videos which the same thing happend in real life because a lot of spotify users used to use KZbin instead.

[@DeeKnou]

@@vitamindeeznutz4102 There's only been an estimated 100-150 billion people in the history of the earth sooo

[@vitamindeeznutz4102]

The Beatles Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd Black Sabbath and many other classic rock bands are doing really well

[@vanplq8841]

Really surprised to not see a single Metallica album here.

[@julesgiddings8747]

The reason why is because the Black Album was released the same year as Nirvana’s Nevermind. 1991 was a year packed with massive albums. Then their 80s classics were up against albums that were massive at the time.

[@0angusn]

They invited the music

[@sogga_fan]

@@vanplq8841 because they suck

[@vanplq8841]

@@sogga_fan whats your favorite band?

[@DanielCh9393]

Long live the 70's. Those albums aren´t good, they're legendary.

[@Elipsis_]

Well, the 70s have been living for a long time

[@jerry3790]

Don’t forget the Beatles in the 60s

[@JUSTIC3FOR4LL]

Zeppelin IV, dark side of the moon, and night at the opera are just plain legendary.

[@TheBrilliantBrick]

@@JUSTIC3FOR4LL don’t forget the wall!?

[@benjason_94]

long live the walls we crashed through I had the time of my life, with you

[@Adex86]

I remember using Spotify in the late 80s early 90s, that were good days

[@sickbeet4219]

What about "The most streamed album of every year if you removed the most popular song" since a lot of albums are carried by one song. Edit: Please stop replying with "X wasn't carried by one song. X had multiple hits!" I meant it as MOST not ALL!

[@ricardo_miguel13]

good point. For 1967 probably then Sgt. Pepper

[@misterb1897]

Interesting idea. But you would have to get numbers from ever song on every album.

[@sickbeet4219]

@@misterb1897 If I knew how to see how many plays a song had, I'd make this video.

[@vanplq8841]

Aftermath,A Night at the Opera and Jazz for example

[@jameskilgour387]

@@vanplq8841 How is Jazz carried by one song? There are at least 4 hugely popular songs off that album easily

[@mabanko22]

My Grandpa used to tell me about how his father would play the Beatles’ newest hit on Spotify back in 67’

[@Shadow-io1ts]

Kinda crazy to see how music completely changed after Nirvana. The genres of the albums after Nirvana are completely different than the ones before.

[@shylaGD]

it's saddening me that Nirvana was inspired by Pixies, as well as many others like Radiohead, Weezer etc yet they are pretty unknown compared to others.

[@Punk-Mask]

@@shylaGD The pixies are still a pretty big band

[@domgaar9933]

@@shylaGD those are all extremely popular bands

[@shylaGD]

@@domgaar9933 i was talking about Pixies. I just got the feeling people don't recognize them that much even tho they kinda invented a whole new genre

[@SolarGlu]

The best rock albums of the 2000s is Audioslave, Out of Exile, and Revelations! 🙌 By far

[@user-ec5lz3qr2cf]

Album: Jazz Genre: Rock 😅

[@ahmadalqaisi3547]

sad not having david bowie or radiohead

[@nameerfrevilo6627]

I know 😔 same with lil Uzi and Carti they deserve to be on the list

[@Negativ3_]

​@@nameerfrevilo6627bruh

[@goldmantis5850]

@@nameerfrevilo6627 I’m trynna grow dreads like uzi or carti you think my hairs long enough to pull it off?

[@Adamsmob]

@@nameerfrevilo6627 LMFAOOOO

[@sonsofliberty9630]

Yeah really. Radioheads 97' album 'Ok Computer' is LEGENDARY.

[@stephfahey1101]

Rock dominated for about 40 years.

[@megabrother7145]

were regressing into pop now

[@nahdenmardybum]

same shit, different colour

[@nahdenmardybum]

pop in itself isnt a bad thing. there is good pop and bad pop and there always has been

[@loganm15]

Every now and then music needs a kick in the ass it happened with the beatles and then nirvana so whos next

[@bentownsend4017]

Me

[@MetalCiFG]

Linkin park - Hybrid Theory ❤🤘🏽🤘🏻

[@shadowpriest300]

Linkin Park ❤❤❤❤❤

[@brianmay1983]

Beatles have the oldest album with over 2 billion streams and queen with over 3 billion streams!

[@grepenoop]

Proud of Soad for taking that 2001 spot.

[@mayo5721]

WAKE UP

[@Nessuno.n]

@@mayo5721what

[@miniman5988]

@@Nessuno.n the first lyrics off chop suey!, their biggest hit

[@The00man]

Same

[@jamesprumos7775]

That surprised me the most of all of these.

[@Zekew24]

Say what you may about Ed Sheeran but the man is an absolute powerhouse. 13 BILLION STREAMS?!

[@lincolnkevinsr]

Bad Bunny quase conseguiu também ano passado

[@josembaide6350]

@@lincolnkevinsr bad bunny is a joke and untalented artist compared to the ones in this list, ed sheeran is also trash

[@googleassistantofficial]

13 billion on divide and nearly 10 billion on X

[@irina1296]

Happy to see Amy Winehouse's Back to Black here. Such a fantastic album! The Fame Monster was released in 2009, not in 2008

[@SG_____]

100% deserved. A voice like no other. Especially from that era.

[@irina1296]

@@SG_____ Absolutely!

[@idosounds]

Yea, as much of a rock/metal fan I am I have a lot of respect for Amy Winehouse.

[@BenjiDarius]

Can you imagine how many streams the classic albums like Abbey Road, Honkey Chateau, and Thriller would have if it was streamed? We'd get a number we aint even heard of before

[@JuusoLehmuskallio]

We? Is it you Paul?

[@knigistudios9430]

in the 90''s the was half the population of today, let alone people that could aford music

[@woooof_]

@@JuusoLehmuskallioit’s ringo

[@AstroSully]

AM being slobbered between Pop Records is crazy!

[@ChordettesFan325]

Somehow I've never heard of the 2022 and 2023 ones.

[@lemoneemelon8762]

They're latin/spanish. Pretty uncommon to hear in a lot of the U.S. or Europe, but very popular on a global scale. Bad Bunny is huge.

[@alanramirez484]

if you didn't listen to UN VERANO SIN TI HAVING 12 B STREAMS at least once, it's simply cause u are livin under a rock, that or u dont go to party that much which is fine nothing wrong about that

[@bingchilling7094]

You’re blessed to not have listened to that horrible shit

[@ryclemo4942]

The Killers 2004 ✊(Mostly Mr Brightside but the whole album is fire)

[@Alexnader-q8f]

1968 (0:51) - "The Beatles White Album" is my favorite album of all time…

[@feangerbort8864]

Beatles just beat it

[@vanplq8841]

Aftermath beat Revolver here

[@vitamindeeznutz4102]

@@vanplq8841 funny because 881 million of those streams are from Paint It Black alone

[@vanplq8841]

@@vitamindeeznutz4102 similar is the case of nearly every album here. A Night At The Opera for instance.

[@NiggaMind69]

@@vanplq8841Yeah A Night at the Opera has one good song. But it’s a hell of a song.

[@brandoramello]

Please don't tell me we entered the era that will be remembered for raggaeton

[@The00man]

What's the problem with reguetton

[@The00man]

"please don't tell me we entered the era that will be remembered for reguetton" - 🧑🏼👴🏻

[@AFellowCyberman]

​@@The00man Shouldn't you be playing with your dolls instead of chatting to strangers online, kid?

[@Matt-gl8ov]

everything from 2010 onwards is so mediocre at best. Wish it was like previously where the most streamed albums were actually amazing ones, instead of ones that just throw creative out the window and try to be as catchy as possible, copying styles from before.

[@The00man]

@@Matt-gl8ov - 🤓🧑🏼👴🏻

[@ItIsRan]

Old people in the 60s and 70s say the music of it's time is shit when all of those classics were mainstream, so does now and so will the future.

[@Lasagnabobby]

Who tf is Karol G?

[@hisapez7]

hispanic singer i think

[@Tom-ok2rh]

Or Kid Cudi for that matter?.

[@lameass77]

​@@Tom-ok2rh you living under a rock lmfao

[@Tom-ok2rh]

@@lameass77 apparently so. That artist never on the radio stations I listen to. 🤔🤔

[@lameass77]

@@Tom-ok2rh listen to different ones then

[@seanmontague8827]

The fact that After Hours by the Weeknd wasn’t the top streamed in 2020 is a disgrace. Blinding Lights alone destroyed that whole year and even carried on to destroy a bit of 2021 as well

[@omarcv7729]

Exacto

[@anesthesia24]

shit starts to get depressing during the mid 90s

[@vanplq8841]

Didnt see Radiohead there.

[@anesthesia24]

@@vanplq8841 even if im not a radiohead fan, it has a lot of quality

[@julesgiddings8747]

Yes, hip hop gradually takes over from Rock. But the last 10 years is quite terrible.

[@WhiteAssassion677]

@@julesgiddings8747last 70 years*

[@MattiaNastasio]

@@julesgiddings8747 nah post Malone, dua lipa and Olivia Rodrigo are alright

[@natimomusic]

for the ones wondering how the hell they took streams before music platforms existed, he just took the streams off Spotify from now. So for exemple Nevermind by Nirvana has 4 billion streams on Spotify so it is the most streamed song from the year 1991. thats heck of a system

[@sebeast1]

Love how curious george single handedly threw jack johnson into the 2005 slot. What an awesome dude

[@gavinreid2741]

The problem is that the whole album does not need to be streamed to count. Streaming figures are distorted.

[@Beefy_McWhatnow]

I was born in the wrong generation ahh mfs here

[@landen3306]

fax, your pfp goes hard too

[@Fisoj]

I have never seen someone with a KSG pfp have a bad take

[@jangofettbutlego8537]

Yo word!😂😂

[@kubarozpruwacz5947]

Now Please make a list of best selling of every year.

[@AlimentariasPeru]

Sad to see how rock is less and less relevant

[@ictogon]

No genre should stay on top forever... Otherwise we would all be listening to classical still. Plus there is still lots of good rock music being made its just not on the charts. Which is fine with me, we dont need another nickleback or imagine dragons.

[@mafuuyama]

​@@ictogon can you recommend some please 🥲

[@ictogon]

@@mafuuyama King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Viagra Boys, IDLES, Thee Oh Sees, new Paramore album, BCNR, black midi, QOTSA is releasing a new album soon

[@mafuuyama]

@@ictogon thank you so much! i'll check them out ^^

[@halloweenfan158]

@@mafuuyamayou should check out metal too. A lot of death metal bands are pretty consistent

[@elM354]

The Dark Side of the Moon will never die

[@oohsehunie7213]

Bro nirvana such a legendary

[@glowyg480]

68, 73, 78 e 2005 são os meus álbuns favoritos de cada um deles, que bom que o grande público tem bom gosto.

[@AlligatorArms]

Very surprised at Tracy Chapman and Jack Johnson…thought they were both more on the niche side of things.

[@bentownsend4017]

both albums are huge and not only that, have multiple hits contained within, compared to albums like a razors edge which is 99% thunderstruck

[@trynagocrayz12]

Was both happy and shocked to see MOTM

[@Fisoj]

Day N Nite is just that huge

[@trynagocrayz12]

@@Fisoj maybe im wrong feel like pursuit of happiness is even bigger

[@Fisoj]

@@trynagocrayz12 right now both songs almost have the same amount of streams and more people are listening to Pursuit of Happiness, but back when the album was released Day N Nite was the bigger song by far

[@MDE128]

Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper’s, the Bends, and OK Computer didn’t get the most streams of the years they came out in? Unacceptable.

[@Hester-l6k]

Surprised it wasn't Sgt Pepper in 1967

[@Tom-ok2rh]

Yep…pretty sure it was just as if not more popular than the White Album and it’s tops for 68🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@axelgalan8463]

incredible how we went from listening to Dean Martin, Chet Baker and Julie London (i love the song Cry Me A River) to listening to Olivia Rodrigo, Bad Bunny and Karol G. Ps: The Beatles always first the best rock band in history has 3 lp: 63's Please Please Me 65's Help! 68's THE BEATLES (The White Album)

[@harryworth3317]

Don't forget abbey road

[@notaa6992]

🤓🤓🤓

[@alanramirez484]

can you please be more salty??? pleasee

[@The00man]

"... To listening to Olivia Rodrigo, bad bunny and Karol g" - 🧑🏼🤓👴🏻

[@alanramirez484]

@@The00man those are 3 great artists. People just love be hatin

[@yeah-sn7jv]

that 90s lineup is so goated

[@alankin2316]

90's was the best decade. you had Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nirvana, Oasis, Bjork and Blur

[@KashmirMusic042]

i'm surprised footloose was streamed more than Van Halen's 1984

[@nilshaller5917]

same

[@Your-music-guy]

Beatles on the lead with 3 times edited : 4

[@Your-music-guy]

If I’m not wrong

[@Aidenkong523]

It's 4

[@empresaglova1268]

No, 4

[@dinof1]

5 with sgt peppers

[@misterb1897]

Not sure but did Nirvana have the highest stream amount

[@hisapez7]

for 93 and 91 yeah

[@jeandezerald6195]

@@hisapez7 from 1950 to eminem in 2000

[@WhiteAssassion677]

comments really filled with pretentious rock fans just claiming their music as better

[@Tom-ok2rh]

Yea we’ll see how some of today’s music is viewed 30-40 years from now that will be the real test..

[@WhiteAssassion677]

@@Tom-ok2rhcurious, what you think was best decade/s of music and best musical artists of all time?

[@Tom-ok2rh]

@@WhiteAssassion677 I guess my favorites all came from the 60s & 70s. Obviously the Beatles from the 60s and for me anyway the 70s had tons of bands. Elton John, Kansas, Yes, EL&P,and Led Zeppelin were my favorites just to name a few.But they sure had some great music that came from the 70s so that decade would get. the nod for me

[@ictogon]

@@Tom-ok2rh Bro has not listened to To Pimp a Butterfly

[@chonkyboy7726]

Fr most rock is ass

[@sophie________]

i love to see nirvana on top

[@dharvell]

Wow... has streaming really been around since 1953??? Technology is a lot more advanced than I thought it was.

[@borntoclimb7116]

Nice video, love the music

[@salvador0905]

System of a Down is here!!!

[@grepenoop]

Damn right. And well deserved

[@donaldellis-wt6xl]

That got real depressing about 25 years ago

[@reliquiasdamorte]

Four Beatles Album's, nice.

[@moozartney]

I never even heard any of the albums mentioned after the 90s. The 60s and 70s were the best and I heard all those ones.

[@Rokgnara]

mmmh how Old are you ?

[@colin73008]

If you’ve never heard them, dont form an opinion.

[@chaddevlin8545]

what's it like under that rock?

[@Shadow-io1ts]

Never heard of Nevermind or In Utero?

[@moozartney]

@@chaddevlin8545 haha rock.

[@geoschilling]

Rage against the machine 1992- honorable

[@Hux4490]

Es una locura lo de the beatles, como pueden tener un álbum de 2.5b 🤯

[@Flattithefish]

Why not?

[@dinof1]

¿Por que no?

[@reliquiasdamorte]

Por que es una locura? They are the Fucking BEATLES, THE FAB FOUR!!!!!

[@AntonXul]

I think he means why is it only 1 album as opposed to various albums with over 2.5 billion streams. He’s not trashing The Beatles.

[@eeeeeeeeeddddd]

System of a down!!!

[@grepenoop]

Yea buddy!

[@Placeholderludwig]

Seeing Zeppelin and Sabbath on this list shocked me in a good way

[@백류-c6w]

Just subscribed!!

[@user-ec5lz3qr2cf]

Ed sheeran's *÷* has 13B streams Every person in the world've stream this album 1,5 times Wow

[@danielmsmbl]

I'm genuinely shocked Metallica isn't here. Their biggest shot on being here was 1991, but I forgot about Nirvana.

[@BoterKat]

Its crazy how JayZ didnt get a single year even though he is often regarded as the best rapper of all time

[@liltree8382]

Biggie is way better

[@bentownsend4017]

is he?

[@BoterKat]

@@bentownsend4017 Let's be fair here, The Blue Print is a shit ton better than "Toxicity" (2001) Edit: im not saying he's the best rapper of all time but just that whenever you look up a list, he's always on there SOMEWHERE so yeah

[@bentownsend4017]

​@@BoterKat yeah i just looked and it's interesting that he is placed number one on a lot of lists. But outside of that I don't hear as much about him . He was probably more played in his time, relative to other rappers which have aged better on spotify? By that I mean his 90s and early 2000s stuff, his streams are huge for watch the throne and the blueprint 3 blueprint might be considered better. I listened to it and liked a few songs but by streams it's not even a contender for 2001. Toxicity has 10x as many streams.

[@holography5786]

is it just me or does anyone else feel like 2017/18 was a long time ago, seems like 2019/23 lasted a lot longer than they really did

[@lincolnkevinsr]

Seria essa nova década, a década do Reggaeton? Mesmo depois do "hype" ter passado

[@ratnickus]

Queen the best👑

[@ineedausername124]

I'd like to see a version of this but with albums that just have one really popular song excluded, it seems like a few of the albums from the 50s and 60s are like that

[@thedelaunesband1405]

A Night at the opera! Yay

[@vitamindeeznutz4102]

It’s because of the biopic most of the older artist on here did it without a terrible inaccurate movie

[@nicolofrancescolunelli7174]

@@vitamindeeznutz4102 it isn’t a bad movie but it is a little bit innacurate and that movie influenced a lotbof people

[@thedelaunesband1405]

@@vitamindeeznutz4102 Queen made the movie popular, not the movie made queen popular.

[@vanplq8841]

@@thedelaunesband1405 thats delusional. Queen's Spotify streams rocketed to 333% after that movie was released.

[@vanplq8841]

@@thedelaunesband1405 yeah forgot the Dead Star Syndrome. Queen has half of their total record sales in US after Freddie Mercury died.Made in Heaven album debuted at #1. Bohemian Rhapsody instantly became the most streamed classic rock song after that movie was released beating out Teen Spirit and Sweet Child o Mine. Queen had 11million listeners on Spotify a month before the movie was released which rose to 39.6 million in a month after the movie was released.Safe to say that movie made Queen popular today thus giving birth to the most annoying fanbase a band can have.

[@zeitok8]

as colombian who grew fighting against reggaeton since 2003, is sad to see that data in the last two years, is hard to fight against a monopoly eh.

[@jarnekompier]

And in the late 00's it al went to shit. Except for Arctic Monkeys and maybe a few others

[@imfrizzy2442]

we are evolving... backwards

[@Stixx_83]

Rock genre ruled music until late 90s

[@Fisoj]

Early*

[@thegregbooyah]

Yes Songs From The Big Chair!

[@neptwo9563]

it just started to dwindle after mid 00's with a few actual good albums in the mix, the last 2 years are definitely the worst though

[@alanramirez484]

Latino hater lmao, if you dont understand it's not our problem

[@theJackOfHearts161]

it's just the popular stuff thats bad, go listen to bands like black country new road or black midi they both brought out intresting albums the past 3 years

[@neptwo9563]

oh no I'm totally aware don't worry, there's still awesome music out there

[@alanramirez484]

@@neptwo9563 todo meko mi compa

[@theJackOfHearts161]

@Thermodynamics ok understandable, i like the vocals, especially on the first two albums, because it's so raw and the vocals express the lyrics perfectly

[@dzonialfamuzjak2958]

i remember those times streaming brand new beatles album on spotify in 1967

[@introsation9411]

Should've added welcome to funtown. It's the best one 😢

[@511dydy]

Christ, the beatles got 4 albums on here

[@Hester-l6k]

Surprised there wasn't more tbh. Deffo was expecting Sgt Pepper to be on there for 1967. Also Crazy that Help! outperformed Rubber Soul

[@ImDeluxeSP33some]

@@Hester-l6k Rubber soul is more consistent but you have to remember the Help! has YESTERDAY, the most covered song of all time

[@Adjdiwjdififgi]

MY FAVS: -Chet Baker sings (1964) -Please Please me (1963) -Led Zepelin IV (1971) -Honky Chateau (1972) -The dark side of the moon (1973) -Rumours (1977) - Jazz (1978) -songs from the big chair(1985) -Rage against the machine (1992) - in utero (1993) -Back to black (2006) -the fame monster (2009) (in the video the year is wrong) Starboy (2016)

[@ashertv9534]

igor deserves to ne on this list

[@ictogon]

Amazing album but none of the songs even have a billion streams...

[@zionstan1700]

@@ictogon True but EARFQUAKE is close and just about every song has well over 100m

[@Fisoj]

Deserves it and has multiple hits but sadly it isn't

[@cereal.kill3r]

i totally love how everyone just said “forget rock” by 2005

[@yuricarlos4056]

Ed Sheeran ❤

[@omarcv7729]

Bad bunny 🔥

[@ilovefuzzycats]

All goes downhill after 2001

[@Speckled_Jim69]

Wow, Darkside of the Moon, 1.8 me lion streams in 1973. Where there streaming service's back then. 🤯

[@deepenwadhwa4027]

2012 is when, not the world, but pop music died.

[@marceloocyrus2656]

2009 is the time of our lives by miley cyrus

[@jaredf6205]

Heard of almost everyone on this list, but the last 4 years, I have never even heard of Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, Bad Bunny or Karol G. The newest person I know of is Post Malone. I’m behind the times lol.

[@halloweenfan158]

Dua lipa is dominating pop right now. You need to check out her newest album. Olivia rodrigo is great at pop too. Bad bunny is one of the best Latin American artists out right now

[@Enr227]

How were records streamed in 1969?

[@taidoggo880]

I calculated and The Beatles have the most #1 streamed alblims of their years

[@oslamphoenix9871]

So sad to see how music has gone downhill for 2023 onwards. I'll never forget Bad Bunny y su Verano sin Ti back in 2022. Those were the days

[@miltiadisathanasiou4058]

1960s: the white album, abbey Road 2010s: imagine dragons, ed Sheeran, justin bieber, post malone… Just shows how much popular music had dropped in quality. The only truly great albums showcased here that came out in the 21st century are graduation, man on the moon, back to black and toxicity

[@Medic_main8]

How could you do Green Day like that

[@gaelgrau2680]

We went from Led Zeppelin to Bad Bunny, somethings not going well 😭😭

[@shivam7043]

The music scene changed after Nirvana.

[@Name-cp7oh]

Only 2 Metal albums 😢

[@sean.billups]

Really kinda sad what music is most popular these days

[@notaa6992]

🤓🤓🤓

[@sean.billups]

@@notaa6992 average ice spice enjoyer: “🤓🤓🤓”

[@notaa6992]

@@sean.billups Never said I liked her music

[@evantheninja1516]

Sad to see no Metallica😪

[@zimymusic]

We Metallica fans dont need streaming numbers…we have this special passion 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@stupendous7848]

it's unreal how there's plenty of good music now, but the stuff that's made popular by the industry rats is what gets the bast majority of normies attention

[@shylaGD]

the fact that i have never heard of the 2021, 2022 and 2023 albums.. 💀💀💀

[@Vito23x]

2022 and 2023 are spanish albums lol

[@Harry-xs1dd]

No slipknot 😢

[@Nue-Slayer]

No Motley Crue, Roxette, Aerosmith, Metallica, ABBA, Korn, Slayer, and other popular music, either. It's ok. Great music can't win all the time. 😉

[@ChristianLozanoC]

Y aqui podemos ver la decadencia de la música a lo largo de los años