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YT: (multiple videos that are THE SAME video combined) 01 - 939,425,519 - 2019 - All I want for Christmas Is You (Make My Wish Come True) 02 - 845,813,430 - 1993 - Without You 03 - 845,559,257 - 1994 - All I want for Christmas Is You 04 - 804,681,022 - 2005 - We Belong Together 05 - 608,194,081 - 1998 - When You Believe 06 - 505,120,451 - 2003 - I Know what You Want 07 - 473,197,529 - 1996 - Always be my Baby 08 - 460,634,945 - 1993 - Hero 09 - 403,258,248 - 1995 - One Sweet Day 10 - 354,963,305 - 1998 - My All 11 - 274,482,593 - 2008 - Touch my Body 12 - 255,668,116 - 2009 - I want to know what love Is 13 - 236,425,914 - 2011 - All I Want for Christmas Is You (Super Festive) 14 - 211,941,174 - 2009 - Angels Cry Remix 15 - 172,420,543 - 1994 - Endless Love (Live) 16 - 163,772,181 - 2008 - Bye Bye 17 - 160,246,154 - 1995 - Fantasy 18 - 152,354,442 - 2000 - O Holy Night 19 - 113,745,441 - 1999 - I Still Believe 20 - 111,095,783 - 2005 - Shake It Off 21 - 109,498,452 - 1990 - Love Takes Time 22 - 106,195,701 - 2005 - It's Like That 23 - 100,037,457 - 2005 - Don't Forget About Us

I dislike the song, but the video is great.

It would only work in Murica. I remember that Robbie Williams was at least selling his underwear. US European know how it's done.

In 1995 Janet was voted the most popular female artist by the BRAVO Magazine (Germany's biggest youth magazine that had a weekly circulation of 1,5 million copies at the time). She won over Mariah / Madonna / Whitney etc. I often bring it up bc I was a hardcore stan of that magazine and people today do not know that a magazine like BRAVO was everything for teenagers in the 70s, 80s and 90s... it was our only source for celebrity news... or stars we cared about. Magazines played a huge part in celebrity culture before the internet. BRAVO was its entire empire... with music compilation albums, all of which (even the 2026 ones) reaching #1 on the Germany charts, some even sold a million copies or more here. The magazine also had its own TV show (every Sunday) and live concert events that were televised. People may ridicule me again for bringing all of this up, but if you didn't experience celebrity culture before social media and the internet, you should not judge what those who experience those times in real live, experienced. janet was a major, major, major hardcore mega-uber star in Germany in the 90s. She won the following BRAVO Awards: (voted for by the readers of the magazine): 1990 - Bronze 1993 - Gold 1994 - Silver 1995 - Gold 1997 - Bronze Once more, Germany had no MTV back in the day... not MTV for German people at that. MTV Germany launched in 1997. And I don't know if ATRL knows this, but English is not the first language of Germany. So, MTV was completely irrelevant for most German teens back in the day due to the language barrier... and I mean MTV's news programming or documentaries about our most popular acts. This whole Janet is unknown narrative is so annoying.

I'd rather buy lube.

I don't. Swift behaves like Trump.

Preach. Also CM: 1986 - 7m USA - 2,2m Intl - Control 1989 - 8m USA - 2,8m Intl - Rhythm Nation 1993 - 8m USA - 4,6m Intl - Janet 1995 - 4m USA - 4,3m Intl - Design of a Decade 1997 - 3,8m USA - 3,65m Intl - The Velvet Rope 2001 - 3,3m USA - 2,6m Intl - All For You Those 6 albums shifted 34,1m in the US and 20,15m internationally. Janet gets hate, but sold twice as much internationall as J.Lo or Xtina. I mean... make it make sense.

sth like that has never happened. If you're selling 10m in the US, you automatically sell albums in Canada, UK, maybe Australia too. People called this local: 6,400,000 - USA 665,000 - UK 340,000 - Japan 325,000 - Canada 190,000 - France 145,000 - GER 130,000 - Australia 90,000 - Brazil etc. (more sales in basically all music industries that have a chart). Your example is just too extreme, it never happened in the real world. Just bc someone sells more in individual countries, does not mean that the statistic above does not represent a global reach. The global / local claim is even weirder today with streaming, which is way more globally distributed / accessible than sales ever were. Also perceived local acts from Japan or Korea or other territories who are selling in a dozen countries, must be considered global... because how are we to say that certain countries weigh more than others... if you're selling well in China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Taiwan etc... how is that less global than someone who is selling well in UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Spain? It does not make sense. ... and we have to always factor in that there are more official charts and official charts companies today than there ever were in the history of recorded music. Someone in the 70s (a western act) had no access to the Soviet markets, China did not have a viable music industry until idk the 2010s, a Soviet act was not selling in the western world... Germany for example created its nationalized music industry / chart in 1965 (and revamped it in 1977 to what it is today). Yes, the big western music industries established their charts between 1958 - 1970s. So, was Ella Fitzgerald therefore local? I think we need music history education, so that we can have in depth and context based discussions and not these "I feel like..." convictions passed off as reality.

It's mostly Madonna fans, not even Xtinct or J.Lo stans. IF the 3rd best selling female albums act in all of music history is not global... then what does that make the lower ranked girls... I often asked myself. CM: (sales): 214,535,000 - Madonna 176,624,000 - Céline Dion -- LOCAL starts 156,614,000 - Mariah Carey 141,357,000 - Barbra Streisand 131,259,000 - Whitney Houston 89,979,000 - Taylor Swift 82,549,000 - Enya 81,374,000 - Britney Spears 75,670,000 - Shania Twain 68,763,000 - Adele 64,454,000 - Tina Turner 62,675,000 - Janet Jackson 62,500,000 - Gloria Estefan 60,860,000 - Aretha Franklin 59,000,000 - Reba McEntire 57,530,000 - Cher 54,729,000 - Alanis Morissette 52,950,000 - P!nk 52,600,000 - Ella Fitzgerald 52,000,000 - Linda Ronstadt 51,000,000 - Dolly Parton 50,800,000 - Nana Mouskouri 49,500,000 - Donna Summer 48,311,000 - Diana Ross 47,795,000 - Norah Jones 47,780,000 - Alla Pugacheva 47,746,000 - Tracy Chapman 47,600,000 - Oliva Newton-John 46,300,000 - Janis Joplin 44,550,000 - Yumi Matsutoya 44,277,000 - Beyoncé 44,113,000 - Shakira 42,250,000 - Patsy Cline 41,149,000 - Ayumi Hamasaki 40,000,000 - Mary J. Blige 38,500,000 - Carole King 37,060,000 - Lady Gaga 36,000,000 - Faith Hill 35,790,000 - Alicia Keys 35,700,000 - Hikaru Utada 35,451,000 - Rihanna 35,062,000 - Xuxa 34,965,000 - Christina Aguilera 33,884,000 - Avril Lavigne 33,000,000 - Bette Midler 32,700,000 - Toni Braxton 31,500,000 - Mina 30,961,000 - Jennifer Lopez 30,500,000 - Cyndi Lauper 28,176,000 - Kylie Minogue 27,240,000 - Dido 27,349,000 - Amy Winehouse 27,200,000 - Loretta Lynn 27,000,000 - Namie Amuro 26,950,000 - Jewel 25,914,000 - Miley Cyrus 24,500,000 - Paula Abdul 24,185,000 - Björk 23,341,000 - Kelly Clarkson 22,900,000 - Martina McBride 22,400,000 - Selena 20,394,000 - Carrie Underwood 17,400,000 - Crystal Gayle 17,344,000 - Lauryn Hill 16,883,000 - Katy Perry 16,850,000 - Ana Gabriel 15,374,000 - Aaliyah 15,343,000 - Lana Del Rey 14,750,000 - Sia 12,269,000 - Gwen Stefani 8,124,000 - Demi Lovato 7,095,000 - Billie Eilish 6,639,000 - Nicki Minaj 6,178,000 - Selena Gomez 4,126,000 - Olivia Rodrigo 3,510,000 - Lorde 3,054,000 - Meghan Trainor 1,854,000 - SZA 1,792,000 - Dua Lipa 532,000 - Cardi B 364,000 - Tate McRae 286,000 - Doja Cat 190,000 - Karol G 175,000 - Kali Uchis 70,000 - Camila Cabello Which means that Carey's 156m albums sales is the same as Camila's 70,000 sales.

U forgot to mention, that Christina debuted at the alltime sales peak (1999-2003).

Glitter was a #1 smash in Japan, selling more there than Taylor's entire discography. Sometimes things perceived as successful, really are not. (CB is home to Mariah's 5th biggest hit on streaming).

... Carey also had a mega smash hit single in 2003 (pre Emancipation). And CB opened with her 2nd biggest debut ever at that point (2002).

That's indeed mega weird. If streams can be reset to 0 what does that mean for the charts?

He could have added, that the USA loves bombing schools with children in them. (Girls, preferably). U know, school girls between the ages of 6 - 12 have always been the most dangerous enemy of the United States (and to world peace) - Republicans.

The woman is unhinged. Lock her up.