https://twitter.com/the_hot_sheet/status/1591476300342235136
9 timeless Queens plus Monica with a technicality ☺️
I want a recount. Because #10 is VERY questionable...
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbv0ZqvO894/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
I can possibly understand Paula for the 80s, but for the 90s? :shannonsmissing:
now how is Alanis not on here but Monica is...
Alanis is there
11 : Brandy
12 : Alanis Morissette
13 : Jewel
14 : Amy Grant
15 : Mary J. Blige
16 : Gloria Estefan
17 : Bonnie Raitt
18 : Sheryl Crow
19 : Sarah McLachlan
20 : Britney Spears
Lock this thread
Quote from: Young on November 13, 2022, 03:34:47 PMhttps://www.instagram.com/p/Cbv0ZqvO894/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
bbvvvvvvvvvvvvvv rep ur fav a bit bby
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Monica 90s albums:
3 mill
3 mill
Mary j blige 90s albums:
3 mill
3.7 mill
4 mill
2.5 mill
The math ain't mathing.:uhh:
Quote from: Amazing on November 14, 2022, 04:09:40 AMMonica 90s albums:
3 mill
3 mill
Mary j blige 90s albums:
3 mill
3.7 mill
4 mill
2.5 mill
The math ain't mathing.:uhh:
this is about the charts not sales
at this time I think Monica had more #1 singles and albums than Mary
Quote from: Georgina Sparks on November 13, 2022, 06:45:41 PMLock this thread
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Yawl always want my mess locked :stressed:
Lol @ y'all focusing on Monica when Paula Abdul is right there. Seriously, what were her big songs in the 90s? I don't remember them
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Not Ghan, Alanis, and MJB behind Monica & Paula. I love you Young, but yeah...somebody lock this thread. :plzstop: :plzstop:
Quote from: Eh... on November 14, 2022, 08:22:47 AMLol @ y'all focusing on Monica when Paula Abdul is right there. Seriously, what were her big songs in the 90s? I don't remember them
I believe Paula's debut era was at the end of the 80's which trickled into the 90's plus she had another successful album in the early 90's
Quote from: Big Barbie on November 14, 2022, 08:31:27 AMQuote from: Eh... on November 14, 2022, 08:22:47 AMLol @ y'all focusing on Monica when Paula Abdul is right there. Seriously, what were her big songs in the 90s? I don't remember them
I believe Paula's debut era was at the end of the 80's which trickled into the 90's plus she had another successful album in the early 90's
Yeah her debut was huge, I remember almost all her songs did really well and the album itself sold big numbers but I honestly can't remember a song on any other album of hers besides Rush, Rush. I just looked it up though and she had another #1 besides Rush, Rush called A promise of a new day (I have never heard this song before) most of the rest of her singles were top 40. I had no idea, those songs must've been played on white radio stations 🤷🏿�♂️
Both Rush Rush and Promise of a New Day went to No 1 on the Hot 100 plus another top 10 song.Also a 3x platinum album and a gold album during the 90s.
But you're right, that does seem high.
This list doesn't make any kind of sense
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Wow I'm being told Billboard has been in coordination with the latest RIAA updates and have been updating their lists :sobusyjetsetter:
Quote from: Amazing on November 14, 2022, 04:09:40 AMMonica 90s albums:
3 mill
3 mill
Mary j blige 90s albums:
3 mill
3.7 mill
4 mill
2.5 mill
The math ain't mathing.:uhh:
Also
Monica 7 Top 10 Hot 100( including 3 No. 1s)
Mary 2 Top 10 Hot 100
This is combined charts.Hot 100 and Hot 200
the tweet was deleted....was this an actual list directly from billboard based on their official stats/calculations or just some fairytale/wishful thinking mess?
cuz we all know those ghan albers played ping pong with mons skull :woohoo:
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Quote from: Southside Vicious on November 14, 2022, 06:42:13 PMthe tweet was deleted....was this an actual list directly from billboard based on their official stats/calculations or just some fairytale/wishful thinking mess?
It isn't deleted, they made their account private
Quote from: Eh... on November 14, 2022, 06:51:54 PMQuote from: Southside Vicious on November 14, 2022, 06:42:13 PMthe tweet was deleted....was this an actual list directly from billboard based on their official stats/calculations or just some fairytale/wishful thinking mess?
It isn't deleted, they made their account private
so is this an official list or not?
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i was unable to locate this specific list anywhere other than this tweet
This one shows the breakdown of points.Should clear up the confusion
Position Artist Hot 100 Artist Hot 100 Points Billboard 200 Artist Billboard 200 Points Total
1 Mariah Carey #1 11,010,000 #2 6,040,000 17,050,000
2 Janet Jackson #2 8,020,000 #7 2,780,000 10,800,000
3 Boyz II Men #3 6,950,000 #5 3,080,000 10,020,000
4 Garth Brooks - 110,000 #1 8,790,000 8,910,000
5 Whitney Houston #5 5,860,000 #9 2,740,000 8,600,000
6 Celine Dion #7 4,500,000 #3 3,860,000 8,360,000
7 Madonna #4 6,110,000 #17 2,150,000 8,260,000
8 TLC #6 5,360,000 #18 2,140,000 7,500,000
9 Michael Bolton #8 3,740,000 #4 3,730,000 7,460,000
10 Toni Braxton #9 3,660,000 #28 1,670,000 5,330,000
11 Backstreet Boys #27 2,150,000 #12 2,510,000 4,670,000
12 Paula Abdul #19 2,660,000 #23 1,950,000 4,610,000
13 Wilson Phillips #13 3,050,000 #32 1,550,000 4,600,000
14 M.C. Hammer #36 1,880,000 #10 2,670,000 4,540,000
15 Shania Twain #40 1,750,000 #8 2,770,000 4,520,000
16 R. Kelly #12 3,170,000 #57 1,160,000 4,330,000
17 Bryan Adams #11 3,460,000 #94 770,000 4,230,000
18 Ace Of Base #15 2,790,000 #41 1,360,000 4,140,000
19 LeAnn Rimes #48 1,620,000 #14 2,420,000 4,050,000
20 Spice Girls #38 1,810,000 #22 2,100,000 3,920,000
21 Aerosmith #34 1,900,000 #24 1,920,000 3,820,000
22 Monica #10 3,590,000 - 230,000 3,820,000
23 Pearl Jam - 640,000 #6 2,990,000 3,640,000
24 Phil Collins #21 2,490,000 #60 1,120,000 3,610,000
25 En Vogue #14 2,830,000 #100 740,000 3,570,000
26 Hootie & The Blowfish #62 1,410,000 #19 2,140,000 3,550,000
27 Michael Jackson #24 2,230,000 #47 1,250,000 3,490,000
28 Eric Clapton #68 1,350,000 #20 2,130,000 3,480,000
29 Brandy #16 2,770,000 - 690,000 3,460,000
30 Alanis Morissette #100 1,000,000 #13 2,440,000 3,450,000
31 Color Me Badd #17 2,720,000 - 720,000 3,440,000
32 Elton John #18 2,710,000 - 560,000 3,280,000
33 Prince #22 2,410,000 #78 850,000 3,260,000
34 Keith Sweat #28 2,140,000 #63 1,060,000 3,200,000
35 Jewel #46 1,630,000 #33 1,520,000 3,150,000
36 Rod Stewart #25 2,230,000 #76 910,000 3,140,000
37 Metallica - 480,000 #11 2,580,000 3,060,000
38 R.E.M. #83 1,200,000 #26 1,750,000 2,950,000
39 C+C Music Factory #31 1,970,000 #66 980,000 2,950,000
40 Amy Grant #29 2,070,000 #82 840,000 2,910,000
41 Roxette #20 2,660,000 - 240,000 2,900,000
42 Usher #23 2,240,000 - 550,000 2,790,000
43 Billy Joel #58 1,490,000 #48 1,250,000 2,740,000
44 P. Diddy #32 1,950,000 #97 760,000 2,700,000
45 SWV #26 2,180,000 - 510,000 2,690,000
46 The Notorious B.I.G. #33 1,910,000 #95 760,000 2,670,000
47 Bell Biv DeVoe #42 1,720,000 #74 930,000 2,650,000
48 Mary J. Blige #61 1,410,000 #50 1,230,000 2,640,000
49 Gloria Estefan #37 1,860,000 - 720,000 2,590,000
50 Billy Ray Cyrus - 470,000 #21 2,110,000
About time she shows up on some list.
wwsddssd
while we're makin up lists and claiming they're directly from an official source lemme make my own
shit .
whoever wants their fav on it cashapp me a coin
Wow Mariah was just unstoppable :shook:
I think they just rated singles higher than album sales when most people would count album sales more.
mons being top 10 has u gors fuming in here huh
This list is based on chart points (positions) 100-1, not actual sales.
That's why the list may seem off for some people.
But it's not - considering how they compiled the list.
For example:
A song could be #1 for 10 weeks and sell 1 million.
And a song could be #1 for 5 weeks and sell 5 million.
Because of the position chart scale, the #1 song at 10 weeks will chart higher, although the song at #1 for 5 weeks sold more.
They combined all the position chart points from different charts to come up with the list.