Kendrick Lamar is arguably the most critically acclaimed rapper of his generation. This doesn’t always translate into commercial success yet. Is he mainstream? How popular are his songs? Check out his streaming numbers that tell us everything we need to know.
Since his debuts, Justin Bieber is known as being one of the most streamed artists. Is it true or is it a popular belief due to the fact that Baby was the most seen video on YouTube in 2011?
In the late 90s, Aaliyah was often seen as the next generation R&B/hip hop singer, as her nickname “Queen of Urban Pop” suggests. Two decades after she passed away way too young, let’s have a look to her streaming figures! …
Among all the boys bands of the late 90s, The Backstreet Boys are the one with the biggest sales, as shown by the fantastic results of their 3 first albums. Backstreet Boys is the 5th top seller from 1996, Backstreet’s …
Aladdin Sane, Ziggy Stardust, The Thin White Duke, Major Tom… Behind all these pseudonyms is one of the most influent singer ever: David Bowie. Many of his albums and songs are considered classics, especially the ones coming from the 70s. …
When we speak about the most successful artists of this century, Michael Bublé is more often than not forgetten, in spite of sales slowly approaching an impressive 70m EAS. Are his figures on streaming plateforms as good as the ones …
Shania Twain has released in 1997 her biggest album, Come on Over, that is the 6th most successful of its decade with an impressive 46m EAS! Are the songs of this smash album her only ones well listened today on …
Very, very few artists are as mythical as The Rolling Stones! As famous, as they are infamous and from their inception, one of the most successful acts of all time, with a career that includes numerous hit singles, albums and …
Alicia Keys has released her last album, KEYS, in last December. Is this new album on the path of glory she achieved with some of her previous ones? And how her old successes perform on streaming plateforms?
Bon Jovi‘s Slippery When Wet being the most successful album of 1986 and the 13th ever, one can expect massive numbers on streaming avenue for this album. Is this feeling true? And what about their other albums? PS: Updated on …
