Could break NSYNC's first week sales record
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6769320/adele-25-sales-shipping-projections-nsync
ssssssssssssssssssssss
She's not fucking around
And have they ever looked into HOW NSync sold that much :dead:
I guess I didn't know they were that huge
Justin and them sold 2.4 million in one week? He is epic
Quote from: Bentley! on November 19, 2015, 11:03:38 AM
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She's not fucking around
And have they ever looked into HOW NSync sold that much :dead:
I guess I didn't know they were that huge
yes N'Sync Were IT!
dssssssssss
book 'del. not gonna buy the album though. LMAO
Yea I forgot they sold so much in one week wtf
wow slei
:traciandchelle:
Quote from: Bentley! on November 19, 2015, 11:03:38 AM
ssssssssssssssssssssss
She's not fucking around
And have they ever looked into HOW NSync sold that much :dead:
I guess I didn't know they were that huge
ddddddfff are u saying the numbers are inflated
Taylor where were ya?
Quote from: RIG on November 19, 2015, 11:19:09 AM
Quote from: Bentley! on November 19, 2015, 11:03:38 AM
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She's not fucking around
And have they ever looked into HOW NSync sold that much :dead:
I guess I didn't know they were that huge
ddddddfff are u saying the numbers are inflated
Ssss
Oh wait, these niggers have 2 diamond albums :dead:
Fucking SLAY then. How in the hell tho?!
Group was together less than 10 years :plzstop:
I see why they aren't bitter. Even if they had sorry contracts, 1% of 25 million alberms sold is still COIN!
Justin is a rich coon!
f
I sure hope they got more that 1%
QuoteJive shipped 4.2 million copies for the album?s March 21 street date, then sent out 2.3 million in reorders on March 22. ?In every instance they had enough product pressed and ready to go, and turned around orders in a day,? says retailer Grandoni. ?If they hadn?t been ready for it, stores would have sold out after a couple days which would have limited their first-week sales.?
http://www.ew.com/article/2000/03/29/how-n-sync-made-history-selling-24-million-albums
Jive was confident in N*Sync.
The late 90s bubblegum pop fad was HUGE
NSync
Backstreet Boys
Britney
Xtina
were all selling like hot cakes
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:34:35 AM
The late 90s bubblegum pop fad was HUGE
NSync
Backstreet Boys
Britney
were all selling like hot cakes
xtine almos beat they r'cord too
they were huge
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:34:35 AM
The late 90s bubblegum pop fad was HUGE
NSync
Backstreet Boys
Britney
Xtina
were all selling like hot cakes
This.
Quote from: Blues clue on November 19, 2015, 11:35:48 AM
xtine almos beat they r'cord too
they were huge
with what album
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Quote from: Blues clue on November 19, 2015, 11:35:48 AM
xtine almos beat they r'cord too
they were huge
with what album
yea i wanna know too cause I never heard about that :-/
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:34:35 AM
The late 90s bubblegum pop fad was HUGE
NSync
Backstreet Boys
Britney
Xtina
were all selling like hot cakes
Good times
:stressed:
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Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
!!! they held their own and at that time R&B was big and crossing over...those were the times
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:42:37 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
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Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:42:37 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
well yea I said they sold well, but no where near the white ppls numbers except Usher with Confessions
My Way and 8701 and Never Say Never did not sell like 12 million
like Britney's Baby One More Time
e
Still Standing is Diamond btw
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
well yea I said they sold well, but no where near the white ppls numbers except Usher with Confessions
My Way and 8701 and Never Say Never did not sell like 12 million
like Britney's Baby One More Time
My Way sold 4.7 but shipped 6 million
Baby One More Time sold 10 million but shipped 14 million
But Never Say Never did sell 14-16 million copies worldwide. That's a huge accomplishment.
im trying to decide if i should buy it.. she isnt really gonna need any of our help in getting the number 1 album
Quote from: GRILL on November 19, 2015, 11:54:11 AM
e
Still Standing is Diamond btw
boy
not evn 'bout to battle wit u
oh n btw hun
(http://uploadir.com/u/k150tbtx)
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Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:42:37 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
well yea I said they sold well, but no where near the white ppls numbers except Usher with Confessions
My Way and 8701 and Never Say Never did not sell like 12 million
like Britney's Baby One More Time
My Way sold 4.7 but shipped 6 million
Baby One More Time sold 10 million but shipped 14 million
But Never Say Never did sell 14-16 million copies worldwide. That's a huge accomplishment.
Im not debating with what you're saying
I'm just observing the CLEAR discrepancy
I'm not buying her alber. This whole campaign is fraudulent.
Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:30:56 AM
QuoteJive shipped 4.2 million copies for the album?s March 21 street date, then sent out 2.3 million in reorders on March 22. ?In every instance they had enough product pressed and ready to go, and turned around orders in a day,? says retailer Grandoni. ?If they hadn?t been ready for it, stores would have sold out after a couple days which would have limited their first-week sales.?
http://www.ew.com/article/2000/03/29/how-n-sync-made-history-selling-24-million-albums
Jive was confident in N*Sync.
Now see.... I think THIS is a major part of it too
I still remember the gorls running around saying Human racks were EMPTY.
Of course gorls will turn around and go burn a quick copy.
But it will be interesting to see if this strategy will work for 'Dele so deep into the digital age. I don't DO physical copies at al anymore, what for?! To clutter up my trunk!
Quote from: Blues clue on November 19, 2015, 11:55:45 AM
oh n btw hun
(http://uploadir.com/u/k150tbtx)
sdffsdmkfdms'msdmdfsmfmmmmmmm
sssssssssssssss
like i saids b'fore
ill b ILLEGALLY downloadin 'deles alb'
idc wat folk think of me
im doin wat i b'lieve is rite is this racial war age
:udontlookok:
dssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssafsdfsd
Quote from: M?RGĖ??X on November 19, 2015, 11:56:19 AM
I'm not buying her alber. This whole campaign is fraudulent.
Gorl, have you ever heard of a Debbie downer :uhh:
Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:47:06 AM
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
Well my pre-order is perched lmao!
Poor y'all
who cares ROTFLMAO
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Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:42:37 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
well yea I said they sold well, but no where near the white ppls numbers except Usher with Confessions
My Way and 8701 and Never Say Never did not sell like 12 million
like Britney's Baby One More Time
My Way sold 4.7 but shipped 6 million
Baby One More Time sold 10 million but shipped 14 million
But Never Say Never did sell 14-16 million copies worldwide. That's a huge accomplishment.
Im not debating with what you're saying
I'm just observing the CLEAR discrepancy
I get that I'm just saying at that time I don't think it had anything to do with them being white. It just that Pop music became a fad and was at the forefront during the early 00's
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Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 11:42:37 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
Sssssssssss
now lets RLLY get into a discussion gurls
these folk swear stripped wasnt one of tha bes sellin albs
xtine was fiyah :nogrammynoneck:
Debbie Downer because I don't wanna support this white bitch? Plea. You can still spend your coin if you want. Has nothing to do with me.
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
I was speaking in terms of the USA. RCA was not too pleased with Stripped debuting at No.2. Dirrty provided Stripped with a weak set up and first week sales when it only managed to peak at No.47. That's why RCA quickly released Beautiful.
Quote from: FOHWTBS on November 19, 2015, 12:04:48 PM
Quote from: ~Hello Bi➕ches~ 11/21 on November 19, 2015, 11:59:15 AM
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
I was speaking in terms of the USA. RCA was not too pleased with Stripped debuting at No.2. Dirrty provided Stripped with a weak set up and first week sales when it only managed to peak at No.47. That's why RCA quickly released Beautiful.
They told you this?
besides I'm sure RCA & Christina KNEW the risk in releasing "Dirrty"
Quote from: Nicholas_Styles on November 19, 2015, 11:54:40 AM
im trying to decide if i should buy it.. she isnt really gonna need any of our help in getting the number 1 album
Yea she doesn't need the help. Just download or stream it luv.
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
I was speaking in terms of the USA. RCA was not too pleased with Stripped debuting at No.2. Dirrty provided Stripped with a weak set up and first week sales when it only managed to peak at No.47. That's why RCA quickly released Beautiful.
They told you this?
besides I'm sure RCA & Christina KNEW the risk in releasing "Dirrty"
Um..it was on one of her specials. E! or one of those networks.
Gorl that's bs and I'm calling it lolz... Am mean... AugMUST gets your coins and he doesn't even like phaggs
Adele is white and makes great music, and hasn't hated on blacks or gheys
So she's kinda gettin my coin, and everybody elses
(http://i.imgur.com/3g1cLJ5.gif)
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
I was speaking in terms of the USA. RCA was not too pleased with Stripped debuting at No.2. Dirrty provided Stripped with a weak set up and first week sales when it only managed to peak at No.47. That's why RCA quickly released Beautiful.
They told you this?
besides I'm sure RCA & Christina KNEW the risk in releasing "Dirrty"
Um..it was on one of her specials. E! or one of those networks.
Well...I've seen ALL her TV specials
and I dont remember ever anyone saying they were disappointed in her or the album
which might i add they released 5 singles from. They couldn't be that dissapointed
Quote from: LiBra on November 19, 2015, 11:35:48 AM
Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:34:35 AM
The late 90s bubblegum pop fad was HUGE
NSync
Backstreet Boys
Britney
were all selling like hot cakes
N
Wow yea
Quote from: ~Hello Bi➕ches~ 11/21 on November 19, 2015, 12:18:08 PM
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Quote from: ........ on November 19, 2015, 11:39:11 AM
Meanwhile Brandy, Monica, Usher, Mya, Aaliyah, DC4
were interestingly selling well, but still less than the whites
Brandy and Usher held their own against the Pop heavyweights.
they still sold less
But they sold respectable units tho.
And Backstreet Boys and Christina album sales started to deteriorate by their 3rd and her 2nd album.
"Stripped" sold 12 million worldwide
what deterioration are you speaking of?
I was speaking in terms of the USA. RCA was not too pleased with Stripped debuting at No.2. Dirrty provided Stripped with a weak set up and first week sales when it only managed to peak at No.47. That's why RCA quickly released Beautiful.
They told you this?
besides I'm sure RCA & Christina KNEW the risk in releasing "Dirrty"
Um..it was on one of her specials. E! or one of those networks.
Well...I've seen ALL her TV specials
and I dont remember ever anyone saying they were disappointed in her or the album
which might i add they released 5 singles from. They couldn't be that dissapointed
Never said they were disappointed in her or the album. And I've seen all of her tv specials too and I recall them saying that.
Wow That's great. I don't really care about anything you're talking though but do!
I might buy "I Miss You" but that's it.
sssss
why'd you come in here tho?
Just to say you wouldn't buy and she's white? :dead:
We didn't ask for any of that info... luv u
(http://i.imgur.com/3g1cLJ5.gif)
Quote from: Bentley! on November 19, 2015, 12:38:47 PM
sssss
why'd you come in here tho?
Just to say you wouldn't buy and she's white? :dead:
We didn't ask for any of that info... luv u
(http://i.imgur.com/3g1cLJ5.gif)
You made me spit out my lemonade :kii:
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/11/20/business/media/adele-music-album-25.html?_r=0&referer=
Omg she told Apple Music and Spotify to kick rocks
Omg no wonder I couldn't find her on Apple Music. N
If she still slays without streaming..
U know what :damselindistress:
Quote from: FINE. on November 19, 2015, 01:29:13 PM
Omg no wonder I couldn't find her on Apple Music. N
If she still slays without streaming..
U know what :damselindistress:
!!! Dddffff I'm sure she will
But her numbers would have been even crazier with streaming
e
well I won't be hearing the mess then
Quote from: Nine on November 19, 2015, 11:59:23 AM
Well my pre-order is perched lmao!
Poor y'all
yea lolz
(http://i65.tinypic.com/2v8olxt.jpg)
Quote from: RIG on November 19, 2015, 01:27:15 PM
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/11/20/business/media/adele-music-album-25.html?_r=0&referer=
Omg she told Apple Music and Spotify to kick rocks
v
damn, she's almost as greedy as Taylor
I take back what I said.
"I Miss You" should've been the lead.
These Ghostly BGV's
:damselindistress:
Actually I think this is a good idea.Should be done for all new releases.Go to retail for about a month and then streaming services.But wow at 21 selling 8M physical copies.
.
Quote from: GRILL on November 19, 2015, 01:48:14 PM
e
well I won't be hearing the mess then
s
too bad
I will!
:feelinmyself:
cool!
I'm glad I don't care about her or Taylor's mess. :-D