32 minutes ago, hector.adriel said:

*22X more than the #2 album

 

32 minutes ago, Unoriginal said:

crazily, it's more like 20x the #2 album  

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Mess

 

this is what I meant 

 

But yeah. Taylor really embarrassed her naysayers no matter what the exact number will be. Imagine being dumb and pressed enough to doubt her.

 

Second week could be fun depending on how Eminem's numbers will look. 

So the 400k pre-orders are already included here? Because I read somewhere that it isn't though :/

2 minutes ago, TayDine1989 said:

So the 400k pre-orders are already included here? Because I read somewhere that it isn't though :/

All the preorders (for any artist) are counted inside the first-week sales (for the first day).

14 minutes ago, Rentboy said:

 

Good point. Realistic sales are more like 500k. If you remove the fan exploitation tactics.

 

Embarrassing. Take the L and move along lol

 

3 minutes ago, flowcoast said:

All the preorders (for any artist) are counted inside the first-week sales (for the first day).

So rep did around 300k first day 

 

Thanks for informing!

11 minutes ago, muddysquirrel said:

 

 

Second week could be fun depending on how Eminem's numbers will look. 

Keep dreaming. 1989 had a terrific second week drop

Edited November 14, 20178 yr by Lein

3 minutes ago, Lein said:

Keep dreaming. 1989 had a terrific second week drop

Well yeah, but Eminem should still be #1 against her 2nd week

31 minutes ago, Rentboy said:

They know Adele is in another Galaxy. So they use Britney instead. More attainable.

 

And Adele shattered every record. I think Nsyncs record was 2.2 million.

Good point. Realistic sales are more like 500k. If you remove the fan exploitation tactics.

 

 

NSYNC was 2.4M. A monster record and Adele managed to break it. They sold 1.1M first day though which neither taylor or Adele broke. Britney stans drag taylor so her fans just want revenge. 

8 minutes ago, simmnfierzig said:

Well yeah, but Eminem should still be #1 against her 2nd week

Lol 55k debuting single. Unless taylor is falling under 300k second week then she’s getting #1. 

Still amazing number

Surpassing 1989 is given, especially with less promo than 1989

And it outsells all the albums this year in only 4 days. That's insane

1 minute ago, TattooedDreams said:

Lol 55k debuting single. Unless taylor is falling under 300k second week then she’s getting #1. 

Imagine being this clueless  

Just now, Lein said:

Imagine being this clueless  

Clueless? How much do y’all expect her to drop? Y’all have been putting him on a pedestal so long but his single isn’t catching all that much steam and the album won’t be any bigger I think. 

How does Chris Brown have so much SPS?  Where’s his hit?

4 minutes ago, TattooedDreams said:

NSYNC was 2.4M. A monster record and Adele managed to break it. They sold 1.1M first day though which neither taylor or Adele broke. Britney stans drag taylor so her fans just want revenge. 

25 sold 1,49M first day

1 hour ago, rac7d said:

Why does Chris brown sell so well

It’s taking them weeks to listen to the millions of songs.

2 minutes ago, TattooedDreams said:

Clueless? How much do y’all expect her to drop? Y’all have been putting him on a pedestal so long but his single isn’t catching all that much steam and the album won’t be any bigger I think. 

 

 

Are you really thinking he's doing less than 400-500k?  

1 minute ago, flowcoast said:

25 sold 1,49M first day

Clock a bit.  

2 minutes ago, Blond(e) said:

How does Chris Brown have so much SPS?  Where’s his hit?

That's what I'm confused about. None of his songs are in the Top 50 of Spotify, or the Top 100 of AM.

 

It's literally just because there are so many of them, and his insane stans probably just have it on repeat.

2 minutes ago, abrahamjmr said:

 

 

Are you really thinking he's doing less than 400-500k?  

He will start with minimum 350K. He has the luck to have HUGE streams opportunity.

38 minutes ago, Rentboy said:

They know Adele is in another Galaxy. So they use Britney instead. More attainable.

 

And Adele shattered every record. I think Nsyncs record was 2.2 million.

Good point. Realistic sales are more like 500k. If you remove the fan exploitation tactics.

 

 

Well, that is true. While Taylor is obviously super popular and a sales force, she uses every cheap trick and gimmick to sell albums. I mean... the magazines, the UPS deal, the no streaming/no individual tracks for sale on iTunes, the "buy as much albums and Taylor merchandise  as you can" to get tour tickets... 

 

While Britney and Adele just put her albums for sale and promoted on  some TV shows.

45 minutes ago, Rentboy said:

They know Adele is in another Galaxy. So they use Britney instead. More attainable.

 

And Adele shattered every record. I think Nsyncs record was 2.2 million.

Good point. Realistic sales are more like 500k. If you remove the fan exploitation tactics.

 

 

Well, that is true. While Taylor is obviously super popular and a sales force, she uses every cheap trick and gimmick to sell albums. I mean... the magazines, the UPS deal, the no Spotify/Apple Music, no individual tracks for sale on iTunes, the "buy as much albums and Taylor merchandise  as you can" to get tour tickets... 

 

While Britney and Adele just put their albums for sale and promoted on some TV shows.

Edited November 14, 20178 yr by Blue Honeymoon

6 minutes ago, Blond(e) said:

How does Chris Brown have so much SPS?  Where’s his hit?

His album has 45 songs

 

28 minutes ago, flowcoast said:

All the preorders (for any artist) are counted inside the first-week sales (for the first day).

Yeah, or whenever people who preordered log into their iTunes account

4 minutes ago, Witch Privilege said:

That's what I'm confused about. None of his songs are in the Top 50 of Spotify, or the Top 100 of AM.

 

It's literally just because there are so many of them, and his insane stans probably just have it on repeat.

More you have songs in an album, the more you have streams on your album, the more you have sales. 
Logical! The new trend in the urban music.

Amazing numbers