Dayo rubbed his palm once and spoke like it was a simple curiosity, but everyone in the room knew it was not simple at all.
"Okay. We've seen totals and physical copies. I want to hear about how well it did digital. Song by song. Which ones are climbing, which ones peaked, which ones are still stable, and what Billboard did with it."
Valerie nodded immediately, like she had been waiting for that cue.
"That's fair," she said. "Because physical tells power, but digital tells reach. If you want to understand what the public really swallowed, you read the streams and the chart behavior."
She tapped her laptop and the slide change. To a clean data.
"We tracked this across major services," Valerie said. "Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon, plus Korea platform carryover and regional services. The Billboard placements are based on current chart rules and verified tracking windows. Peaks are what matters, but stability is the real flex."
