So is it the consumers or the R&B genre? Serious discussion

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Nine

Black people are only half the equation.

The other half is your faves and their terrible ass music.

yummy

Quote from: Lion Babe on December 24, 2015, 06:28:39 PM
Just look at the top selling Female albums of the year.
1. ADELE "25"- 5,980,000
2. Taylor Swift "1989"- 1,910,000
3. Meghan Trainor "Title" - 970,000
4. Carrie Underwood "Storyteller" - 405,000
5. Nicki Minaj "The Pinkprint" - 381,000
6. ADELE "21" - 305,000
7. Halsey "Badlands" - 231,000
8. Sia "1000 Forms of Fear" - 223,000
9. Carrie Underwood "Greatest Hits Decade #1" - 218,000
10. Madonna "Rebel Heart" - 216,000
11. Janet Jackson "Unbreakable" - 212,000
12. Selena Gomez "Revival" - 208,000
13. Kelly Clarkson "Piece by Piece" - 206,000
14. Reba "Love Somebody"- 182,000
15. Lana del Rey "Honeymoon" - 180,000


Nobody is selling shit

Like I said before, outside of Adull and Taylor, no one is moving units like that.

This isn't the early 2000's anymore. The music industry as a whole is dying.

Mel.

its still more units than the majority of blacks are moving...

SUPREME



Yes black people are the problem

All the genres of music and r&b definitely accounted for 99.9 of it and its sales

Mel.

and FYI..
a lot of those albums came out last year, they're only tallying this years sales.

so if you factor this year and last year together they are slaying. a lot of them are platinum

Nine

Quote from: ANIMMAI on December 24, 2015, 06:32:51 PM
Quote from: Lion Babe on December 24, 2015, 06:28:39 PM
Just look at the top selling Female albums of the year.
1. ADELE "25"- 5,980,000
2. Taylor Swift "1989"- 1,910,000
3. Meghan Trainor "Title" - 970,000
4. Carrie Underwood "Storyteller" - 405,000
5. Nicki Minaj "The Pinkprint" - 381,000
6. ADELE "21" - 305,000
7. Halsey "Badlands" - 231,000
8. Sia "1000 Forms of Fear" - 223,000
9. Carrie Underwood "Greatest Hits Decade #1" - 218,000
10. Madonna "Rebel Heart" - 216,000
11. Janet Jackson "Unbreakable" - 212,000
12. Selena Gomez "Revival" - 208,000
13. Kelly Clarkson "Piece by Piece" - 206,000
14. Reba "Love Somebody"- 182,000
15. Lana del Rey "Honeymoon" - 180,000


Nobody is selling shit

Like I said before, outside of Adull and Taylor, no one is moving units like that.

This isn't the early 2000's anymore. The music industry as a whole is dying.
wow

I guess it hit urban music harder once it lost mainstream appeal. Geez all these big/established names and they ain't seeing certs?

:omgwatshappening:

SouravMay

Demi, Ariana, Meghan, Carly Rae are still EONS above Sevyn, Teyana, Jhene, Tinashe, Mila as far as exposure, hit singles, album sales etc is concerned.

But that is to be explained with 12% being black and 70% being white in the USA, it is to be expected.
B7

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Quote from: Nine on December 24, 2015, 06:36:19 PM
Quote from: ANIMMAI on December 24, 2015, 06:32:51 PM
Quote from: Lion Babe on December 24, 2015, 06:28:39 PM
Just look at the top selling Female albums of the year.
1. ADELE "25"- 5,980,000
2. Taylor Swift "1989"- 1,910,000
3. Meghan Trainor "Title" - 970,000
4. Carrie Underwood "Storyteller" - 405,000
5. Nicki Minaj "The Pinkprint" - 381,000
6. ADELE "21" - 305,000
7. Halsey "Badlands" - 231,000
8. Sia "1000 Forms of Fear" - 223,000
9. Carrie Underwood "Greatest Hits Decade #1" - 218,000
10. Madonna "Rebel Heart" - 216,000
11. Janet Jackson "Unbreakable" - 212,000
12. Selena Gomez "Revival" - 208,000
13. Kelly Clarkson "Piece by Piece" - 206,000
14. Reba "Love Somebody"- 182,000
15. Lana del Rey "Honeymoon" - 180,000


Nobody is selling shit

Like I said before, outside of Adull and Taylor, no one is moving units like that.

This isn't the early 2000's anymore. The music industry as a whole is dying.
wow

I guess it hit urban music harder once it lost mainstream appeal. Geez all these big/established names and they ain't seeing certs?

:omgwatshappening:

Quote from: #ROYALTY on December 24, 2015, 06:35:19 PM
and FYI..
a lot of those albums came out last year, they're only tallying this years sales.

so if you factor this year and last year together they are slaying. a lot of them are platinum

.

SUPREME

Quote from: Rajesha on December 24, 2015, 06:36:26 PM
Demi, Ariana, Meghan, Carly Rae are still EONS above Sevyn, Teyana, Jhene, Tinashe, Mila as far as exposure, hit singles, album sales etc is concerned.

But that is to be explained with 12% being black and 70% being white in the USA, it is to be expected.
and them being pop artist help that

If urban were as big as it were a decade ago, a lot of these urban artist would have much more exposure


Mel.

12% is still a lot.
so lets not act like thats the issue.

12% ain't buying those albums. possibly 5% could be the actual buyers
the others could be downloading..

yummy

Quote from: Nine on December 24, 2015, 06:36:19 PM
Quote from: ANIMMAI on December 24, 2015, 06:32:51 PM
Quote from: Lion Babe on December 24, 2015, 06:28:39 PM
Just look at the top selling Female albums of the year.
1. ADELE "25"- 5,980,000
2. Taylor Swift "1989"- 1,910,000
3. Meghan Trainor "Title" - 970,000
4. Carrie Underwood "Storyteller" - 405,000
5. Nicki Minaj "The Pinkprint" - 381,000
6. ADELE "21" - 305,000
7. Halsey "Badlands" - 231,000
8. Sia "1000 Forms of Fear" - 223,000
9. Carrie Underwood "Greatest Hits Decade #1" - 218,000
10. Madonna "Rebel Heart" - 216,000
11. Janet Jackson "Unbreakable" - 212,000
12. Selena Gomez "Revival" - 208,000
13. Kelly Clarkson "Piece by Piece" - 206,000
14. Reba "Love Somebody"- 182,000
15. Lana del Rey "Honeymoon" - 180,000


Nobody is selling shit

Like I said before, outside of Adull and Taylor, no one is moving units like that.

This isn't the early 2000's anymore. The music industry as a whole is dying.
wow

I guess it hit urban music harder once it lost mainstream appeal. Geez all these big/established names and they ain't seeing certs?

:omgwatshappening:

The only artists on that list that have gone platinum this year are Adele and Taylor

:plzstop:

Nine

Quote from: Manny on December 24, 2015, 06:37:54 PM
Quote from: Nine on December 24, 2015, 06:36:19 PM
Quote from: ANIMMAI on December 24, 2015, 06:32:51 PM
Quote from: Lion Babe on December 24, 2015, 06:28:39 PM
Just look at the top selling Female albums of the year.
1. ADELE "25"- 5,980,000
2. Taylor Swift "1989"- 1,910,000
3. Meghan Trainor "Title" - 970,000
4. Carrie Underwood "Storyteller" - 405,000
5. Nicki Minaj "The Pinkprint" - 381,000
6. ADELE "21" - 305,000
7. Halsey "Badlands" - 231,000
8. Sia "1000 Forms of Fear" - 223,000
9. Carrie Underwood "Greatest Hits Decade #1" - 218,000
10. Madonna "Rebel Heart" - 216,000
11. Janet Jackson "Unbreakable" - 212,000
12. Selena Gomez "Revival" - 208,000
13. Kelly Clarkson "Piece by Piece" - 206,000
14. Reba "Love Somebody"- 182,000
15. Lana del Rey "Honeymoon" - 180,000


Nobody is selling shit

Like I said before, outside of Adull and Taylor, no one is moving units like that.

This isn't the early 2000's anymore. The music industry as a whole is dying.
wow

I guess it hit urban music harder once it lost mainstream appeal. Geez all these big/established names and they ain't seeing certs?

:omgwatshappening:

Quote from: #ROYALTY on December 24, 2015, 06:35:19 PM
and FYI..
a lot of those albums came out last year, they're only tallying this years sales.

so if you factor this year and last year together they are slaying. a lot of them are platinum

.
Only Sia, Nicki and Carrie's Greatest Hits came out last year. And 21 before all of em.

:udontlookok:

SUPREME

Quote from: #ROYALTY on December 24, 2015, 06:39:09 PM
12% is still a lot.
so lets not act like thats the issue.

12% ain't buying those albums. possibly 5% could be the actual buyers
the others could be downloading..
all 12% listen to music

Much less r&b?

:omgwatshappening:

SouravMay

Quote from: SUPREME on December 24, 2015, 06:38:37 PM
Quote from: Rajesha on December 24, 2015, 06:36:26 PM
Demi, Ariana, Meghan, Carly Rae are still EONS above Sevyn, Teyana, Jhene, Tinashe, Mila as far as exposure, hit singles, album sales etc is concerned.

But that is to be explained with 12% being black and 70% being white in the USA, it is to be expected.
and them being pop artist help that

If urban were as big as it were a decade ago, a lot of these urban artist would have much more exposure

yh the whole nobody sells theory is void, when the hierarchies are very evident. When back in the day a Teen Magazine would have Monica next to Britney Spear or Tyrese doing stuff with P!nk today pop gorls are on an entirely different level than R&B singers.
B7