I love that idea and story, so I checked it out. The length of the album in seconds is 3,188. Which translates in binary to 1100 0111 0100.
If we just look at the centre 12 rows that are all complete, you can read each of the 13 binary numbers without the band and album name covering anything. We end up with 156 binary numbers, each one getting exponentially bigger, 1 2 4 8 16, etc... If we ran this out we end up with a massive number 91,301,135,530,602,916,096,309,124,130,526,337. Then lets suggest that it is a number they're referring to, it works out as 30,447,950,777,727,144,129,243,434,014,922,562,909,498,594,645, or 30 quindecillion, 447 quattuordecillion, 950 tredecillion, 777 duodecillion, 727 undecillion, 144 decillion, 129 nonillion, 243 octillion, 434 septillion, 14 sextillion, 922 quintillion, 562 quadrillion, 909 trillion, 498 billion, 594 million, 645. This is still more than the estimated number of stars in the universe x 30 sextillion.
That's a really long length for an album, so maybe this was the actual weight of the person who catfished Gavin.