Lil Wayne makes BillBoards Top 125 Artists of All Time

[martian master]

based on sales and some other stats:

https://www.billboard.com/charts/gre...l-time-artists

drake 16
eminem 22
jay z 50
nelly 72
kanye 89
lil wayne 104
50 cent 117
luda 122

[jsharma17]

Crazy how luda has sold that much and trey songz has sold more than drake.... But eminem should not be that low

[martian master]

Crazy how luda has sold that much and trey songz has sold more than drake.... But eminem should not be that low

Nelly was my surprise, like I know he went Diamond but damn ahead of ye and Wayne

[jsharma17]

Nelly was my surprise, like I know he went Diamond but damn ahead of ye and Wayne

He had a really hot but short run tbh...kinda dry after like 2004 until Just a Dream Came Out

[KnockMeOut]

What is this album sales or everything?

Nelly was my surprise, like I know he went Diamond but damn ahead of ye and Wayne

He was popular af back in the day. When sales meant sales.

[martian master]

What is this album sales or everything?


He was popular af back in the day. When sales meant sales.

believe its everything album and sales

and i dont think sales mean anything less now
technology will always evolve
vinyl, tapes, cd, digital, streams
it will always continue to evolve, doesnt make 1 less valuable then the other
same as home phones to cellphones

[KnockMeOut]

believe its everything album and sales

and i dont think sales mean anything less now
technology will always evolve
vinyl, tapes, cd, digital, streams
it will always continue to evolve, doesnt make 1 less valuable then the other
same as home phones to cellphones

I think they mean less in the sense that people don't have to buy an album or a single like you did with digital and everything before that and also the way that is all calculated, with 1000 streams equalling 1 sale or whatever it is. That's what separates the streaming era from what came before. Not saying success nowadays means less but it just feels like two different things to me.

[martian master]

I think they mean less in the sense that people don't have to buy an album or a single like you did with digital and everything before that and also the way that is all calculated, with 1000 streams equalling 1 sale or whatever it is. That's what separates the streaming era from what came before. Not saying success nowadays means less but it just feels like two different things to me.

just an evolution of technology to me
its just what the times are, streaming the new purchasing
and i think the amount of streams they make equate a sale is fair

[Lucifer]

people care for what billboard thinks?

[lilwayne-carter]

wayne should be a lot higher than 104

[Blu]

104? Lol Wayne had the most billboard entry’s before Drake passed him. How is he so far down

[Shake]

LOL at Kanye being above Tunechi