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Billie Eilish: 40 million certified US singles (lead artist)

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This is the list of the most certified singles artists in the US (based on certified units as lead artist):

 

Billie is also the artist with less radio support of the list (only 4 songs charted on Radio Songs: Bad Guy #3, Everything I Wanted #5, All The Good Girls Go To Hell #42, When The Party's Over #46)

 

DRAKE    163.5
RIHANNA    128
TAYLOR SWIFT    126.5
EMINEM    107.5
KATY PERRY    103
JUSTIN BIEBER    86
KANYE WEST    77
LADY GAGA    77
MAROON 5    76
THE WEEKND    73
BRUNO MARS    69.5
CHRIS BROWN    69.5
ED SHEERAN    68
LUKE BRYAN    61
ARIANA GRANDE    52.5
POST MALONE    52
FLO RIDA    51.5
FUTURE    50
CARRIE UNDERWOOD    46.5
FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE    44
TWENTY ONE PILOTS    43
MICHAEL JACKSON    42
KENDRICK LAMAR    41
BILLIE EILISH    40

19 minutes ago, H-I-M said:

She did all of that with ONE album ?

 

No.

 

  • Don't Smile At Me (EP) had like 8 singles and every single is certified at least Gold
  • three soundtrack singles (2 for 13 reasons why and 1 for James Bond)
  • stand-alone single Everything I Wanted that was later added to the album

 

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46 minutes ago, H-I-M said:

She did all of that with ONE album ?

 

 

And her EP released in 2017

 

"Ocean Eyes" (one of the songs of the EP) is certified 3x Platinum with a #84 peak on the Hot 100  :rip: 

 

 

7 minutes ago, Hot Volcano said:

No.

 

  • Don't Smile At Me (EP) had like 8 singles and every single is certified at least Gold
  • three soundtrack singles (2 for 13 reasons why and 1 for James Bond)
  • stand-alone single Everything I Wanted that was later added to the album

 

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so ONE album, that is.

 

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Impressive

 

when an artist’s hit album boosted his or her old releases 

you know he or she is gonna stay for awhile

 

Really excited for her next era

I’m not one of those people who thinks her “whispering vocal” is bad
It’s actually a talent

if you actually sing, you know how hard it is to not sound pitchy whispering 

Her control over her vocal is highly underrated 
still she should really do something to change more significantly now that there’re worrying signs showing people’s decreasing interest in her new releases 

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2 minutes ago, Mrnoniee said:

so ONE album, that is.

 

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Impressive

 

Okay, in that case Gaga's achievements during the TF/TFM era are also ONE album :clap3:

 

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Taylor coming for #2 very soon:clap3:

Slaying both album sales and Single sales. Love my All-rounder Queen :worship:

And her catalog is still getting insane streams :skull:

 

can’t wait for her to pass 75M units :ihype:

1 hour ago, 7 Rings said:

Ariana (& Beyoncé) are disgustingly undercertified :rip:

Crazy In Love still only being Gold is ridiculous 

1 hour ago, Green said:

FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE    44

The fact that half of these (21m) comes just from Cruise & Meant to Be
 

:rip:

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1 hour ago, Fitzswiftie said:

The fact that half of these (21m) comes just from Cruise & Meant to Be
 

:rip:

 

Meant to Be isn't included there because they are listed as a featured artist

 

That RIAA list only counts certifications as lead artist

Rihanna and Beyoncé being under-certified :deadbanana4:

 

OT: One album out. Sold 40M units but ATRL claimed she has no hits. What a force  :deadbanana4:

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