Maroon 5's new album 'Jordi' sells 37K opening week

[Jordan Miller]

I love Maroon 5, and listened to their new album Jordi a few number of times in the past week. Looks like not many others did though

They opened with 37K in sales plus streaming (15k from pure sales). 

That was enough to land them at #8 on the Billboard 200. 

Did anyone know they released an album cause damn.

 

 

 

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[Jordan Miller]

I liked this one ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 
 

 

[CrazyButItFeelsAllright]

I mean everyone eventually falls. They’ve been around for almost 20 years. The GP doesn’t care about them anymore. I mean they released an album titled Overexposed some years back so looks like people are finally tired of them. Super bowl didn’t help their cause either 

[CrazyButItFeelsAllright]

What’s hilarious though is that Migos debuted at #2 when they released four different versions of their album ranging from I believe 18-34 songs for like $5.99 each. They also discounted every song to .69. Billboard needs to do something about artists that pull off these stunts. Pathetic and they couldn’t even land the #1 

[Avenger]

I mean everybody falls an one point, plus they are doing the same thing from a long time. They've mastered the art of singles, who will care to buy their whole album? 

[Stefani]

A literal flop. Even Liberation sold more and look at the state of that. Where did Maroon 5's stans go? 

[Adriannn]

Well, the album is just filled with fillers... 

[Blackout2006]

From 122k to 37k. Serving Xtina tease

[Adriannn]

3 minutes ago, Blackout2006 said:

From 122k to 37k. Serving Xtina tease

not Ci-Ci as a plummeting example 

[Puppy]

Yeah I didn’t know they had an album out, so this what it feels when people tell you they didn’t know Britney still puts out music. 

[dr35]

I think a lot of the 2000's artists / bands are going to be in that spot now. We forget sometimes that people age out of music, and find new things. There's a whole new generation of kids listening to streaming services right now, and 2000's artists aren't their jam. FOOLS. 😂

To be fair though, there's a couple of nice songs here, but for the most part 'Jordi' is by far M5's biggest snooze, and it almost feels desperate in an attempt to freshen up the sound by incorporating hip / hop. 

[PokemonSpears]

46 minutes ago, CrazyButItFeelsAllright said:

What’s hilarious though is that Migos debuted at #2 when they released four different versions of their album ranging from I believe 18-34 songs for like $5.99 each. They also discounted every song to .69. Billboard needs to do something about artists that pull off these stunts. Pathetic and they couldn’t even land the #1 

the whole chart needs a change, or they need a new chart system.

I'll always believe it's unfair how one week someone can be #1 or Top 10 or whatever by selling 3 or 4 copies, and then another week another artist/album can sell so much more than the entire last week's Top 10 combined, but it lands at #2 or lower because there was more competition. At the end, people only caring about positions and not the actual impact in terms of sales/equivalent sales.

I feel like it should be more of a tier system, where it's like, there should be an emphasis in the amount that everyone sold or the streams they had. So they could start with a standard equivalent for #1, which could be, idk, 100k. Anything bigger than that would be rewarded as outstanding (maybe with its own tier system) but if no one meets that mark a specific week, then it should be emphasized so everyone knows that sales that week flopped, or so people know that all these artists in the top, yes they're there but they don't have the merit as someone who sold more in a different week. And it would also show not just the difference from one week to another, but also the difference from one position to the next, because sometimes #1 and #2 are very close (or any other contiguous positions), but other times there's a huge difference.

It's ironic that they've changed the criteria, such as combining digital streaming into the actual sales to supposedly reflect a more accurate picture of how popular a song or album are, yet the chart itself is the most deceiving thing with its competition format, making people believe all these #1's from nowadays really mean anything, or that they all represent the same achievement week after week, when they don't. 

 

[CrazyButItFeelsAllright]

13 minutes ago, PokemonSpears said:

the whole chart needs a change, or they need a new chart system.

I'll always believe it's unfair how one week someone can be #1 or Top 10 or whatever by selling 3 or 4 copies, and then another week another artist/album can sell so much more than the entire last week's Top 10 combined, but it lands at #2 or lower because there was more competition. At the end, people only caring about positions and not the actual impact in terms of sales/equivalent sales.

I feel like it should be more of a tier system, where it's like, there should be an emphasis in the amount that everyone sold or the streams they had. So they could start with a standard equivalent for #1, which could be, idk, 100k. Anything bigger than that would be rewarded as outstanding (maybe with its own tier system) but if no one meets that mark a specific week, then it should be emphasized so everyone knows that sales that week flopped, or so people know that all these artists in the top, yes they're there but they don't have the merit as someone who sold more in a different week. And it would also show not just the difference from one week to another, but also the difference from one position to the next, because sometimes #1 and #2 are very close (or any other contiguous positions), but other times there's a huge difference.

It's ironic that they've changed the criteria, such as combining digital streaming into the actual sales to supposedly reflect a more accurate picture of how popular a song or album are, yet the chart itself is the most deceiving thing with its competition format, making people believe all these #1's from nowadays really mean anything, or that they all represent the same achievement week after week, when they don't. 

 

Completely agree with this. Stripped by Christina peaked at 2 yet remains more impactful than most number ones in the past decade. Also Dua had one of the most acclaimed albums yet peaked at 3

[redacted statement]

I mean, they make horrible music and are a sad excuse for a "band". Saying Maroon 5 makes awful music is a dead meme at this point, but I can't help it. They're the new Nickelback (except Nickelback wasn't even bad compared to modern Maroon 5).

[AndyFoster]

Honestly Adam Levine is such a trend chaser now. I still like their music, but it’s so soulless compared to their earlier music. 

[thebritmaster]

They’re probably still a touring force though, like Britney. People will still go to the shows but for the classics 

[BSBitch2020]

I liked first half then it started dragging and I turned it off. Lol. 

[Stefani]

1 hour ago, Adriannn said:

Well, the album is just filled with fillers... 

Just like every other Maroon 5 album in the past decade. 

[Adriannn]

1 minute ago, Stefani said:

Just like every other Maroon 5 album in the past decade. 

 

[Blackout2006]

2 hours ago, Adriannn said:

not Ci-Ci as a plummeting example 

There is a Gaga one too, but I can't seem too find it