These are decent numbers considering this album isn't benefiting from a big hit. However, I think the album overall was just average, which isn't good enough in today's market. It's been true for some years now that buyers can and do listen to albums before they buy, but now, even the buying pool is just a fraction of what it was 3-4 years ago due to the massive surge in streaming.

Many artists haven't accepted it yet, but albums no longer make sense as a music release model. However, to the extent that an artist decides to release an album, there must be an identifiable and undeniable hit to move that product. This is true even for individual singles. Artists need to swing for the fences every time. When I Met You has the potential to be a smash at Adult Urban radio, but that's about it.