44 minutes ago, State of Grace. said:

Why aren’t the other girls (artists in general) selling like her?

 

banned in China

1 hour ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

 

 

The way some of you are still TRYING to discredit their numbers when the IFPI itself counts them. Also, if you discover that every market has their very own purchasing power, you better go back to school  

Edited July 23, 20206 yr by Squall

1 hour ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

 

1 hour ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

 

1 hour ago, Ally Maine said:

Because Taylor has more demand in China. I just would never brag about albums sold at 2.86 dollars, but that's just me. 

That's the price of an album in a developing country. You have issues with global economics scales? Go complaining that to WTO, Karen.
Other western artists have the same price range, too. But I don't see you having an issue with that.

People still trying it with China’s sales when the IFPI accounts for it

Imagine thinking some random fomo > IFPI

OT: Diamond before its been rihleased

4 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

Damn 

 

OT: The absolute power 

7 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

 

Congratz!

400k now

 

Edited July 24, 20206 yr by Squall

500k preorders, which means 2x Diamond eligible

 

Edited July 24, 20206 yr by Squall

What a global icon. 

9 minutes ago, Squall said:

500k preorders, which means 2x Diamond eligible

 

Since the album is allegedly 25 yuans, the threshold is actually 400K for 2x Diamond. Queen is coming for 3x Diamond by the end of her first day of sales 

1 minute ago, peterstyles13 said:

Since the album is allegedly 25 yuans, the threshold is actually 400K for 2x Diamond. Queen is coming for 3x Diamond by the end of her first day of sales 

So 600k? Omg so huge  

 

Do you know what this counter: 13:56:24 means? Thought it was the countdown before the release but it's been at the same number for a long time

2 minutes ago, Squall said:

Do you know what this counter: 13:56:24 means? Thought it was the countdown before the release but it's been at the same number for a long time

It is counting down, rn it's at 12:46:00. The thing is albums "officially" come out at midnight in China (not noon) so they just used that time for the countdown

Edited July 24, 20206 yr by peterstyles13

10 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

Around the same as when ASIB went #1 a second time, yes.

y’all play too much

Why did the numbers completely change?

11 hours ago, Rev8 said:

banned in China

no true, an artist as controversial as Madonna is not banned in China. As far as I know, all main pop girls are not banned in China. 

and to some ignorant ppl here laughing at 25 yuan, geez, so full of ignorance and privilege. and u should google the concept of buying power. Some cities in China, such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, are rich and developed, but not the whole China which is still a developing country.According to Wiki, measured by per capita nominal GDP, China ranks 65th with just over 10,000 dollars, while the U.S.A ranks 7th with over 65,000 dollars! Even though 25 yuan to Chinese people is probably not exactly the same as 25 dollars to Americans, it is close to that.  Actually, even the prices of ITunes are not in the same range across the globe. For instance, it is pretty cheap in countries like Russia. The same product selling at different prices in the world is so common. A small bottle of coke in China is around 3-5 yuan (less than 1 Aus dollars), but the same item in Australia is around 3 Aus dollars!. So Chinese people and Cococola should be laughed at because people only pay less than 1 Aus dollars in China???!!!!

11 hours ago, Blue G said:

China sales are soo fraudulent and things like this just add to it

 

Things like what and how this thing makes the sales fraudulent? or just according to ur biased assumption? and The platform faked the number for what purposes? Taylor paid it to do that? then why not a bigger number? Also, as far as I know, IFPI has included the sales from China and QQ music is one of the major platforms. Therefore, u r suggesting IFPI is a fraud, too? 

15 hours ago, Ally Maine said:

Because Taylor has more demand in China. I just would never brag about albums sold at 2.86 dollars, but that's just me. 

Are you dumb?  You think Taylor controls currency?

15 hours ago, Ally Maine said:

Because Taylor has more demand in China. I just would never brag about albums sold at 2.86 dollars, but that's just me. 

Didn't y'all brag about an album that sold like 30% of that 1.1m it debuted with for NINTENY-NINE CENTS tho? Y'all still claim the 1.1m. 

Why is it only at 200k on QQ? @peterstyles13

8 hours ago, therapywu said:

no true, an artist as controversial as Madonna is not banned in China. As far as I know, all main pop girls are not banned in China. 

wasnt gaga banned tho

8 hours ago, touchofmyhand said:

Are you dumb?  You think Taylor controls currency?

Who said that, dummy?

33 minutes ago, Ally Maine said:

Who said that, dummy?

As if Taylor can help that the Chinese currency isn't worth **** compared to the USD. She still set a record with the album. The album is not being sold for 2.86 dollars, but for a regular price in China. You can't express Chinese spending power in US dollars. Good luck with that high school dropout logic. Worry about your flop fave's only commercial success' 99 cents deal instead.

Edited July 24, 20206 yr by touchofmyhand