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Spotify update Bobby Sox - 2,808,658 (+195k) 1981 - 1,435,643 (+113k) Goodnight Adeline - 1,344,815 (+99k) Coma City - 1,178,762 (+79k) Corvette Summer - 1,186,150 (+85k) Suzie Chapstick - 1,185,153 (+93k) Strange Days Are Here to Stay - 1,112,111 (+82k) Living in the '20s - 1,072,785 (+83k) Father to a Son - 935,976 (+68k) Saviors - 914,914 (+66k) Fancy Sauce - 879,406 (+70k) At this point, we're starting to see the amount of streams each track is getting per day change. The numbers don't seem to just be based on the track order on the album. For example, Coma City isn't getting as many daily listens as the following 4 tracks now. (Idk why, it's my favourite track). And Fancy Sauce has got more listens today than the previous two tracks

Apparently Dilemma is going to be making its debut on the US rock charts https://hitsdailydouble.com//igen&id=339359&title=YOUR-RADIO-CHART-PREVIEWS Also Dilemma is apparently on the Canada Rock chart at #35 https://www.billboard.com/artist/green-day/chart-history/car/ Bobby Sox, One Eyed Bastard & TADIKM are also on the UK Rock/Metal chart at 23, 27 & 37 respectively https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/rock-and-metal-singles-chart/20240126/111/

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He’s home for one week and he’s already this bored 😂

Spotify update Bobby Sox - 2,613,810 (+256k) 1981 - 1,322,372 (+124k) Goodnight Adeline - 1,245,829 (+114k) Coma City - 1,099,526 (+95k) Corvette Summer - 1,101,218 (+101k) Suzie Chapstick - 1,092,630 (+104k) Strange Days Are Here to Stay - 1,030,267 (+96k) Living in the '20s - 990,032 (+88k) Father to a Son - 867,589 (+75k) Saviors - 849,403 (+76k) Fancy Sauce - 809,053 (+73k)

There is plenty of space for TATTOO there!!

Billie tattooing his own leg is all the content I need for the rest of my life https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2ltwqBLV2L/?igsh=MWwzc3RnMWF4ZnI0Ng==

Being a singer isn't for everyone; can you imagine singing in a concert for 2 hours without missing a note? (Imagine doing that every two days on a tour!) I can't even get through a song without burping 😅 I have a preference for his voice around 2009, but I really liked the adjustment in his voice in "Saviors." In recent years, he's been struggling a bit to maintain the same pace, and I appreciate that. For me, what matters is that they're still active and performing at a high level. I hope he ages well and stays healthy to continue bringing us joy.

This album makes me want to get a better stereo set up so I can appreciate it in its full glory. I feel like I could be an audiophile, but I’m just too poor to dive deep into getting better equipment lol. Also had a listening party with just me and my dad because he’s the one that introduced me to Green Day. I still remember being a kid and hearing my dad play the American Idiot CD on his stereo system and thinking that guitar riff of was the coolest thing I’ve ever heard. It’s also kind of a tradition for us to listen to their new albums together. I remember listening to DOS! with him in my old bedroom and just cracking up because of the song Fuck Time lol.

It's hilarious to me that not only did they put hey oh in a song but it's a menacing and threatening hey oh . This is such fun song

Now we know he's had issues with alcohol again in recent years I wonder if that also is a contributing factor. Granted he's been drinking throughout his career but it surely has to have more of an impact at his age. Does he also smoke? I've heard him mention smoking on some recent podcast appearances but not sure what exactly he's smoking. I thought he sounded great during the RevRad tour, very good during Hella Mega (saw them in the UK) and I'm hopeful that now he's sober again he can be on top form for this tour. I've watched bits and pieces from all the promo shows as part of Saviours and there's been points where I don't think he's sounded fantastic, but then again I've had moments of thinking that during previous eras and then when the tour comes around he puts my worries to rest. Maybe he just gets into the rhythem of it on tour

But isn’t that was singles are these days? Songs with music videos? Artists don’t sell physical copies of singles anymore, and no one really downloads individual songs because you can just stream them.

They hit 5 million followers on Instagram.

Billie is truly dedicated to his craft. But this album is deserving of that dedication. It's just phenomenal. Best since 21CB!

I just wanted to update all the newly released songs when the album released If you want to see how all the tracks have done this week, look here

@Christian's Inferno! thanks for all the numbers update, really enjoy seeing that! Is there a reason why TADIKM, Look Ma and Dilemma are not included? Would be interesting to see those numbers too. Thanks again for these updates.

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Wow, if you hadn't told me that was from this era I would have 100% thought it was during AI or something. That's so nice to hear! I've been missing that! 😭 I hope that Billie will continue sing like this more in a way that works for his voice and can be sustained into the future.

Don't think I've seen this posted

Waiting for AI movie and forever now music video lmao

51k first week sales

The main criticism I’ve seen is putting Father To A Son after Living in the Twenties. It is a really abrupt change but I still like it

I also feel like for promo, it’s largely down to the mix and how you’re hearing it? For example, I agree the XM radio recording for the Saviors songs didn’t sound great (later in the show he sounded good IMO), but then watching videos from people who were there, he sounds totally fine because his vocals aren’t so isolated.

I doubt this song will ever grow on me because I just don't like the sound of it, but that's a shame because I get the sentiment and it's lovely. I don't think it necessarily refers to the scandal. Parenting puts everyone "to the test," but even more so if there are additional challenges (like fame and addiction in Billie's case). The "love scarier than anger" line doesn't have to refer to actually being angry; it's comparing a parent's love to one of the strongest emotions that everyone can understand, even if they never have kids, because we've all experienced frightening anger at some point. I never had the chance to get angry with my kid but I get that line. There's nothing quite like the unconditional love that hits you like a train when you become a parent, and it can be terrifying, especially when you're young.

Would have been more awkward if you and your dad had an arguement and then that brat song played😂 Happened to me once.

Guys, Bobby Sox is a single. It really seems silly to bring up Last Ride In's music video as a counter when that's an instrumental track from 1997 and the music video is just a compilation of clips. Singles today are different from how they were even just 10 years. When a song gets a music video release on the same day as the album release and gets way more streams than all the album tracks, I think it's fair to say that's a single Corvette Summer has more streams than Coma City but so far, yeah. Suzie Chapstick also is getting more streams per day than Coma City so that track will surpass Coma City within the next day or two. Idk why though, Coma City is a banger

Yeah honestly it just makes it a bit less poignant when you know it's about dumbass Joey Armstrong . If you were unaware of Billie's family it would work better. I enjoy the music and sentiment though.

Wonder if it will last any better/longer than the ones he did for the musical cast

I’m assuming having a music video for the song helps get more plays/views

Bobby Sox seems to be getting the most traction of all the tracks

So many interviews! Easy to lose track.

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The Warner mule train finally delivered my CD

This is my favourite song on the album. I used always gravitate towards the faster harder songs so it’s very surprising to me that this is the one I’ve been playing on repeat. There is just something about the vocal melody that is so catchy. Hope they play it live sometime, or a Billie solo acoustic version could be amazing.

I love Green Day and music in general. But when I see people bullshitting an artist (a great artist) just because it's not Green Day that's why I answered. Nope

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Put fever on Saviors before Corvette Summer, but add the clip of Christopher Walken saying “I got a fever…and the only prescription…is more cowbell” at the end…then BOOM…Corvette Summer delivers the medicine 😎

yo the boys are fucking back wtf I haven't been this excited about new music that isn't local for a good while

No save on WMUWSE 😔

The song's lyrics reminded me of something he said in the post rehab Rolling Stone interview in 2013. He talked about how he was afraid that Adrienne was going to leave him over what had happened (and implying that it still could happen if he drinks again). So it stands to reason if that was his fear that when he resumed drinking and was depressed over it that he just resigned himself to it and said "fuck it, she's gonna leave me sooner or later, might as well drink", in a kind of throw your hands up and surrender kind of way when you can't control your addiction. I think "Adeline" is a stand in name for "Adrienne" From The Sun article: “I was sober for several years, and then I had a bit of fear of missing out, so I started drinking again. And I wrote a little of that song dealing with that hangover, and the struggle of once I start, I can’t stop. “I saw my doctor and saw bloodwork come back that said, ‘You’re not as healthy as you should be. Your liver is not being good to you’. “I was like, ‘All right, that’s enough for me’, So I didn’t do any kind of programme, I just stopped. I'm sorry he got to that point but if that was the wake up call he needed I hope it's the one that works for good. That's scary.

Do not think it is Artificially created, since it is the same era as "Fever" and the 4th album track leaks. In Reddit back in July was discussed a different case of songs found somewhere else, they were indeed Artificially created but they did not confirm the same condition about these three. So this cuts the possibilities down to two: either it is indeed a scrapped "Saviours" era song, or its full version is destined for a future album, compilation, greatest hits, actual 15th studio, do not know. By the way your profile photo is fantastic!

The lyric video illustrates another meaning (repeatedly in different ways lol). The images shown during that line reflect how a cello is balanced precariously on a thin stand and can fall from one side to the other easily, suggesting it's about feeling unbalanced/unstable/undecided. Quite impressive that they do this without ever actually showing a cello!

As someone said, it's gone downhill since 2020-2021, which to me seemed a bit surprising (when I first noticed it) after all rest the pandemic caused. One would think the voice would have been in better shape than in a long time, when they began touring 2021. Whatever the reason might be, ever since he started screaming so much every concert from American Idiot era and forward (I mean all those unnecessary "allriight!", "here we go!", or "So rally up the demons of your soul" in 'Know Your Enemy') in a sort of throaty, almost growling fashion. It's a whole different thing to his classic "hey oh!" which is uses proper singing technique to pull off. I've always thought this was doomed to affect his voice negatively in the long run, and wondered why he insisted on keeping doing this, considering the risks and the fact that it's honestly more distracting than fun when that kind of thing interrupts the "flow" in pretty much every song (especially 21st Century Breakdown era, and perhaps some of the Trilogy tour too). Why he always sings in such a high pitch nowadays is a different matter though (including new songs), but I believe it would be a good idea to lower the older songs live. I think his voice would atleast sound closer to American Idiot era if the songs from that album was lowered, simply because your range lowers with age (not the same as getting worse = just lower, over the whole spectrum). A proof of this is that Homecoming seem to be in a lower register than most songs these days, perhaps because it's adjusted to be comfortable for Mikes and Tres parts or something? Therefore Billies little "Here they come marching down the street" part (the whole thing, not only that sentence) brings out a tone in his voice we rarely hear these days, and I happen to love. My favorite voice era is the late 90's and early 00's, and to me this clip kind of reminds of that - albeit being a "Billie in his 50's" version of it

Digital downloads are digital album sales like iTunes (and I guess not much more), 1 digital sale = 1 album sale. What you are referring to is part of the streaming equivalent numbers, it’s when you download a record on Spotify or Apple Music. In that case, at least in the US, 10 downloads = 1 album sale.

When he’s in good writing mode, yes. Although it’s been 8 years and I still don’t know how a cello lost somewhere over the rainbow feels.

DONT YOU DARE PUT THAT IN MY HEAD!!!!!!!! I don't want to ruin the song!!

Listening to this song right now and I love the EH OHHHHHSSSSSSSSSS. Feels like an inside joke for GD fans

I personally love the implied nail painting party they had at some point during the trip.