the way this was hyped to be one of the biggest pop girl eras of all time but now it just seems like a distant nostalgic memory of 2019

You wish.

 

Thank You Next, 7 Ringss, Break up with your girlfriend im bored >>>>> easy on meh

 

 

So 30

Edited July 15, 20223 yr by duybeeGAshantiGA

yall be saying whatever  

Front loaded eras don't spend 160+ weeks on BB200  

30, Born This Way, reputation (first year but now it's smashing)

Born This Way debuted with 1M copies in the US and has yet to sell 5M in total 

Edited July 15, 20223 yr by gustavothehuman

Born This Way and even more Chromatica

8 minutes ago, R.E.M. said:

Front loaded eras don't spend 160+ weeks on BB200  

Sheer delusion at it’s finest

 

OT:

 

 

No explanation needed. Love Miley tho!

19 minutes ago, Pink Whitney said:

 

the way this was hyped to be one of the biggest pop girl eras of all time but now it just seems like a distant nostalgic memory of 2019

This album debuted at about 300k and has crossed 4m units in the US.  That is >10x multiple  which is great for an established artist in her 5th era.  

The obvious examples are Born This Way, 30, Norah Jones's Feel's Like Home.   

Taylor's recent albums are also contenders, but all have pretty good longevity too.  Reputation has a 4x multiple, Lover and Folklore have about a 5x multiple.  Evermore at about 5-6x multiple.  

43 minutes ago, gustavothehuman said:

Born This Way debuted with 1M copies in the US and has yet to sell 5M in total 

Omg. 

1 minute ago, Tusk said:

Omg. 

It charted for less week's than Beyoncé's 4 too. You know, that 4, the one widely regarded as a bomb.

30

100% this:

 

 

 

the way it died after she performed live

Born This Way, Chromatica

cardis upcoming album lol

52 minutes ago, gustavothehuman said:

Born This Way debuted with 1M copies in the US and has yet to sell 5M in total 

If we talk about pure sales, it debuted with 1,1M copies and ended up with 2,4M. 

Artpop

7 minutes ago, sasashite said:

If we talk about pure sales, it debuted with 1,1M copies and ended up with 2,4M. 

BTW sold around 40% of it's total sales on debut week* 

Eras and numbers are two different things. The BTW era was not frontloaded, its sales were. Like Madame X, which was frontloaded (1-OUT, basically) but fans got a lot of content throughout much of the year.

1 hour ago, gustavothehuman said:

Born This Way debuted with 1M copies in the US and has yet to sell 5M in total 

 

42 minutes ago, sasashite said:

If we talk about pure sales, it debuted with 1,1M copies and ended up with 2,4M. 

Rare is the first one that came to mind for me… Also, probably 30, the era ended so quickly and it’s already pretty forgotten 

post malone - twelve caract toothache and drake - honestly nevermind come to mind

1 hour ago, kyliefever2002 said:

post malone - twelve caract toothache and drake - honestly nevermind come to mind

these are straight up flops imo 

 

OP: Adele's freefalling 30

3 hours ago, gustavothehuman said:

Born This Way debuted with 1M copies in the US and has yet to sell 5M in total 

so now suddenly you are ignoring the discount but in other threads you are gonna bring it up

 

And who says an album has to do more than 5m units when it debuts with 1m? BTW is far from being frontloaded when You and I, a 4th single was a hit

 

~4.3m units in the US is a solid total number after the ~1.1m debut  25% of its total units were from the first week, a frontloaded era would mean like 70% units.

 

Edited July 15, 20223 yr by Hot Volcano