Yeah your fav used to SLAY back in the day but now they're struggling to go platinum.
Do you use numbers from 10+ years ago to make your fav superior?
Let's talk gerls

No, but the past is still relevant. I mean if you're dragging someone who sold like 30 million copies on a single album, and you're bragging about your fave selling 2 million. I think it's still a factor, and y'all have no room.

Well, last year she got another #1 album (her sixth,) two more #1 singles, she was the highest-paid female musician in the world, had four of the biggest singles of the year, had one of the bestselling albums of the year, had one of the highest-grossing tours of the year, won two VMAs, got two lifetime achievements awards, got another critically acclaimed album, and numerous accolades. So no.

Green day sold like 16 million with american idiot in 04 and 4 million with 21st century breakdown in 09. Its not bad at all but I miss those glory days

Wrong section?

Yup My mistake

I mean some stans aren't even able to live in the past so let's not.

I think it is stupid if people compare albums from 20 or 30 years ago with albums of now, we live in a whole other era now,

Year-end charts are comparable and some girls don't fare well.

One of my faves are no longer here, so I have no choice.

Only Britney Stans do. Everyone else is pretty good about their faves successes and flops.

OKAY!
I hate when people try that, Like albums were selling like hot cakes back then.
Times are ROUGH now

No, am not a kelly stan.

Exactly.

I don't try anything lol, it's just that 20 to 30 years ago an album could sell millions, now we have loads of other things like (illegal) downloading, streaming and stuff that influence sales,

Like MJ's record is awesome, even though I don't like him, it is amazing that someone was able to reach that, though what meaning has it to brag about it now, nobody is able to reach it anymore, his record still stands, but it feels stupid for me to compare it, since there is no competition since nobody can reach the numbers anymore