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- Music Spotify Officially Responds To Nicki Minaj's Claims Of Discrimination Against Her A company representative for Spotify says they are still "big fans" of Nicki Minaj.ByZaynabAugust 20, 201853.7K Views
- Music Beyoncé Has Shattered A Spotify Streaming Record All hail Queen Bey.
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- Music Dr. Dre's "Compton" Album Has Officially Arrived On Spotify Dr. Dre's third studio album, with features from Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, and more, has hit Spotify. ByMitch FindlayDecember 18, 201946.1K Views
- Music Drake's "Scorpion" Recieves Updates On Streaming Services It seems Drake wasn't finished with "Scorpion" yet.ByMatthew ParizotJuly 02, 201846.0K Views
- Music Russ Shares His Earnings To Encourage Upcoming Artists To Maintain Ownership How much does Russ make? The rapper reveals his earnings through out the years and sends a message to artists.ByRose LilahJune 25, 202044.7K Views
- Music DJ Akademiks Has Had Enough Of Rappers Threatening Him Akademiks isn't a fan of the threats.ByAlexander ColeJanuary 31, 201944.1K Views
- Music Drake's "Scorpion" First Week Sales Projections Are Off The Charts: Report Drake will easily have the biggest launch of the year with "Scorpion."ByMatthew ParizotJuly 01, 201841.0K Views
- Music Nicki Minaj's "Queen" Likely Beat By Travis Scott's "Astroworld" In Sales The rapper's efforts might have fallen short of getting the top spot on the charts.ByZaynabAugust 18, 201840.5K Views
- Music Drake's "Scorpion" Reaches New Sales Low For The Week's Top Selling Album Drake breaks another record.ByAron A.July 20, 201839.7K Views
- Numbers French Montana Accused Of Faking Streams For "Writing On The Wall"The song didn't perform very well despite features from Post Malone and Cardi B.ByAlex ZidelJanuary 03, 202039.7K Views
- Industry Universal CEO Reportedly Outlaws Streaming Exclusives UMG takes a stand against streaming exclusives.ByDanny SchwartzAugust 23, 201639.3K Views
- Industry Travis Scott's "Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight" Will Debut At No. 1 Travis Scott earns his first No. 1 album with "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight," which sold 88,000 units (including streaming) in its first week. ByAngus WalkerSeptember 10, 201637.8K Views