Ty Dolla Sign’s Fans Are Confused After “Tycoon” Fails To Chart On The Billboard 200

Ty Dolla Signal’s new album, Tycoon, did not safe a spot on the Billboard 200 chart after its launch on October 17, based on HipHopAllDay. It reportedly moved slightly below 8,000 models. The information has left followers on social media confused as his work with Kanye West dominated the charts in 2024. Tycoon additionally marks the primary album of his profession to not enter the charts.

“Loopy how Ty Dolla Signal could make everybody else’s songs go up however can’t get love on his personal initiatives. Trade’s wild,” one consumer wrote on X (previously Twitter). One other added: “Didn’t really feel prefer it was marketed effectively in any respect. Actually loved the challenge although total, some actually strong vibes on there.” Another wrote: “They launched album with no visibility, no followers engagement, no spectacular rollout and anticipate success, this artist must put extra effort in promoting their work.”

Ty Dolla Signal not too long ago addressed his relationship with Kanye West, telling Advanced that it is not one thing he desires to talk about publicly. “6 7,” he stated. “I do not actually wanna speak about it, subsequent one.” The 2 have collaborated a number of instances over time, most not too long ago on their two Vultures albums.

Earlier than that interview, West referred to as Ty out whereas talking with DJ Akademiks, earlier this 12 months. “Ty put up the tweet earlier than we landed. He stated, ‘I gotta present you one thing.’ I stated, ‘Say I’m not racist however Ye is.’ We agreed upon that. Once we landed, he put up [a tweet that read] ‘I don’t condone hate speech,'” he defined. “You letting these n***as put phrases in your mouth. I 100xed, 137xed his profession and whereas I’m on a aircraft, you set up word-by-word Jewish vernacular. My factor is we will sit and speak it out. I do know they in your head, however n***a you ain’t bought to denounce me. Interval. And if you happen to do, you speak to me about how we gon’ do it.”