Nicki minaj Haters are trying to prevent physical sale of her album
Nicki Minaj has long shown that she cares a lot about the success of her music on the charts.
She once collaborated with 6ix9ine for the song “Trollz” and used digital purchases from her website to reach the top of the Hot 100. In fact, when Billboard changed the rules affecting its charts on website sales and bundles, many fans speculated. She was directly inspired by Nicki.
Now Nicki is once again paying attention to how her sales happen. Rather, in this case, they do not arise as such. Apparently, someone who hates Nicki shared a video on Twitter showing physical copies of Nicki’s new album Pink Friday 2 hidden in a record store behind other CDs and vinyl.
The post’s caption reads, “No physical sales for you.” Nicki herself became aware of this tweet and shared it with her audience along with a quote in which she tagged Billboard. It’s hard to see what Billboard can actually do about it, but she just wanted to bring the issue to her attention.
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Nicki Minaj has no shortage of hit songs this month. They released their first new album in 5 years, Pink Friday 2, and it performed quite well. In the album’s first week, it surpassed total sales of 200,000 on its way to number one on the Billboard 200. Furthermore, in its second week, it did not lag far behind, falling to the number 2 spot behind Taylor Swift.
The album has also performed well on digital platforms. As a result, it’s nothing new for Nicki to showcase the project’s success on Spotify to fans online. This claim contrasts with Nicki’s criticism of Spotify in recent weeks.