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Nobody mentioning Can I with Beyoncé? That one was fire too
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My birthday is on the 15th so if he drops it on that Friday it would be an amazing gift. His debut album was on my birthday as well
They are benchmarks for an achievement. They were before, they still are now.
Sure the mechanism to judge them now has gotten a bit more imprecise but having Gold and Platinum records still mean something special.
People use the streaming argument to say modern musical achievements mean less, but I think there is an argument to be made that without streaming numbers included, it waters down past artist achievements. Because if you force a modern artist to get platinum records only through traditional sales, then an argument will be made that getting a platinum record is harder to do today, streaming and Youtube now work against the artist attaining gold and platinum, so a platinum album in 2018 becomes a bigger accomplishment that it was in 1994 when everyone was forced to listen to or own an album a few ways.
And of course, the argument can be made in the opposite direction
So the argument cuts both ways. So why not just accept times have changed
I don't think we realize what this boy doing to 2018. Look Alive and God's plan got the streets on fire.
Because if you force a modern artist to get platinum records only through traditional sales, then an argument will be made that getting a platinum record is harder to do today, streaming and Youtube now work against the artist attaining gold and platinum, so a platinum album in 2018 becomes a bigger accomplishment that it was in 1994 when everyone was forced to listen to or own an album a few ways.
They are benchmarks for an achievement. They were before, they still are now.
Sure the mechanism to judge them now has gotten a bit more imprecise but having Gold and Platinum records still mean something special.
People use the streaming argument to say modern musical achievements mean less, but I think there is an argument to be made that without streaming numbers included, it waters down past artist achievements. Because if you force a modern artist to get platinum records only through traditional sales, then an argument will be made that getting a platinum record is harder to do today, streaming and Youtube now work against the artist attaining gold and platinum, so a platinum album in 2018 becomes a bigger accomplishment that it was in 1994 when everyone was forced to listen to or own an album a few ways.
And of course, the argument can be made in the opposite direction
So the argument cuts both ways. So why not just accept times have changed