Call Kendrick Lamar “Mr. Moral”
To say that the album’s opening day broadcast performances are impressive would also be an understatement.
The eighteen tracks from the double album claim the top 18 spots on The US Spotify chart on Friday, May 13. “N95” leads the way, thanks to its 4,972,590 U. S. transmissions. In the U. S. from day one, “Die Hard” (#3), “Worldwide Steppers” (#4) and “Father Time” (#5) circulate through the Top 5, with the balance of songs occupying places up to #18.
Spotify’s global functionality is impressive, but it comes with the 2 most sensible songs (“N95” and “United In Grief”), another five tracks in the Top 10 and nothing below the 30th place.
“M. Moral” also gets off to an impressive start in Apple Music, with tracks claiming the top 17 positions on the world and U. S. charts. “Mother I Sober,” the only foul in the Top 18, is ranked 21st. position in the United States and 22nd in the world.
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