Then there is When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? at 14.31 million. It has moved ahead of Post Malone‘s Hollywood Bleeding as the biggest album from 2019.

14 minutes ago, gustavothehuman said:

Then there is When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? at 14.31 million. It has moved ahead of Post Malone‘s Hollywood Bleeding as the biggest album from 2019.

Oh wow!

DASM is such a smash

1 hour ago, gustavothehuman said:

Then there is When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? at 14.31 million. It has moved ahead of Post Malone‘s Hollywood Bleeding as the biggest album from 2019.

Oh wow oh wow

 

surprised with dont smile at me

i knew it was big but not THAT big

smash discography iktr 

a MAIN Pop Girl 

No one is doing it like her 

No one is doing it like her 

If she had added "Everything I Wanted" to 'Happier Than Ever', it would be at 6.3M units.

On 7/21/2022 at 10:06 AM, gustavothehuman said:

Then there is When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? at 14.31 million. It has moved ahead of Post Malone‘s Hollywood Bleeding as the biggest album from 2019.

Oh wow. Also flies ahead of Beerbongs & Bentleys, his biggest album to date. While DSAM (an EP) flies ahead of Post's debut "Stoney".

 

 

2 minutes ago, Protocol said:

If she had added "Everything I Wanted" to 'Happier Than Ever', it would be at 6.3M units.

She doesn't add old songs to her albums to inflate SPS due to artistic integrity, but she should consider making an exception for that classic.

8 minutes ago, bad guy said:

Oh wow. Also flies ahead of Beerbongs & Bentleys, his biggest album to date. While DSAM (an EP) flies ahead of Post's debut "Stoney".

 

 

She doesn't add old songs to her albums to inflate SPS due to artistic integrity, but she should consider making an exception for that classic.

If she added it + No Time to Die the era would reach 10M units for sure in the long-run. Other artists have added soundtrack singles and old pre-release singles to an album, so I don't see the issue.

 

On 7/21/2022 at 9:06 PM, gustavothehuman said:

Then there is When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? at 14.31 million. It has moved ahead of Post Malone‘s Hollywood Bleeding as the biggest album from 2019.

OT:

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In a streaming world, sales figures are very low. They are even lower when you haven’t been around for long enough to convert fans into collectors when physical records were still a thing.

When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? became an instant classic though. It is now as mandatory for collectors to pick it up along with 60s biggest albums’ reissues.

As an illustration of this fact, it was the 2nd best selling album in vinyl format in 2019 in the US. It was the only LP inside the Top 10 that doesn’t feature music recorded in 1983 or earlier.

It reproduced this annual ranking in 2020, with 2017’s Don’t Smile at Me shockingly making the top 10 too, at #8, sandwitched between Fleetwood Mac‘s Rumours and Michael Jackson‘s Thriller.

Happier Than Ever was 5th for the year, with sales that would have granted it the #1 spot a year earlier.

All these chart feats shot the albums to great pure sales overall for our day and age. They also continue to sell well week after week.

Don’t Smile at Me continuous to enjoy an impressive catalog appeal 5 years after its first release, pushing its to date total to just over one million copies.

When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?‘s tally is up to 2.34 million. Pure sales wise, it’s the best selling American album since Taylor Swift‘s Reputation from 2017.

Billie Eilish released next to no additional record, firstly an Apple Music EP titled Up Next Session with an estimated 2,500 sales, and then the Live at Third Man Records. A Record Store Day exclusive, it has now got 3 runs of limited units up to 2020’s RSD, adding for 18,470 copies.

Queen of Pure Sales! 

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At this point, with nothing released for quite some time, she continues to gain 13 million streams every day, an average of 300,000 per track from her catalog.

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Happier Than Ever was streamed 1.16 million times yesterday, so even her biggest track of the moment represents only 9% of her total streams.

Weird since I was told she was an early-2019 fad, now what?

Edited July 23, 20224 yr by Blackout2006