7 minutes ago, Armani? said:

Born This Way isnt in the Top 15 streamed albums of 2011 on Spotify

 

2 hours ago, newuser said:

'I Want To Know What Love Is' by Mariah spent an incredible 27 weeks at #1 in Brazil

i was streaming this classique today... 

2 hours ago, Post Malone said:

Billie Eilish's recent TTH-topping singles """"TV"""" and """"The 30"""" both missed the top 50 of the H100 and bombed OUT of the chart after 1 (one) single week.

53 minutes ago, RideOrDie said:

i was streaming this classique today... 

I wanna know …

Susan Boyle's debut album was incredibly huge in sales. Usually winners from these talent shows don't do very well on the charts and completely fade into oblivion even with all the hype surrounding their win so it's surprising that her album was soooo big.

2 hours ago, Armani? said:

Born This Way isnt in the Top 15 streamed albums of 2011 on Spotify

This post will age like a milk in few weeks, currently BTW is the most streamed album of 2011 with over 4.4M streams 

11 hours ago, babyforlife said:

This post will age like a milk in few weeks, currently BTW is the most streamed album of 2011 with over 4.4M streams 

I'm sure it will change, but my post was only a reflection of January 1st which is nearly 12 years after its release.  

Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits Collection from 1967 is certified diamond in the US despite NEVER charting on the Billboard 200 and only reaching number 17 on the Top Country Albums chart. 

 

Dolly Parton has only one two top ten albums on the Billboard 200 out of 52 releases, and no top 5 albums ever.

 

A centenarian has had multiple charting singles in the UK without the aid of holiday music: Dame Vera Lynn landed her first UK top twenty hit in 1952 and had her last top twenty hit in 2020 at the age of 103.

 

In the entire 1960s decade, only 5 female albums reached number one on the Billboard 200: Judy Garland's Judy at Carnegie Hall, the Singing Nun's The Singing Nun, Barbra Streisand's People, and the Supremes' The Supremes A' Go-Go and Diana Ross & the Supremes: Greatest Hits.