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Originally posted by swissman
She has sold more than double the 1.3 million you claim she has. Also her promotion effectively ended by Fall of 2011. The album was started to be promoted in late April. The only other "promo" stuff was the EOT contest which really got no media attention and the I Was Here charity single.
The Superbowl was not promotion for 4.
So I think selling 3 million is not a bad thing with these conditions.
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I was speaking of her American sales. Regardless of whatever way you want to spin it, Beyoncé was still releasing singles in to 2012 ("Dance For You" was sent to urban/rhythmic and "I Care" and "End of Time" were released in select countries) and performing her hits.
She planned on releasing new music, got negative reaction to it and clearly pushed back her release to continue to promote
4. She's currently on her second tour for the album.
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Originally posted by Tena
1. Selling 1.35 million with 0 dr. luke hits is impressive
2. yet there are plenty of tickets left, and it's not like Beyonce is a vegas tribute act yet, so we can't compare
3. no she can't
4. Anybody can dance in a music video with the help of editing and infront of 10 crew members, remember when she performed HIAM...
She slayed the chairography
Like Work bitch? or the Will.i.am feature or the #1s that disappeared off the face of earth after a week (HIAM, S&M remix ) |
1. Katy Perry sold almost 3 million in the U.S. when she promoted her Dr. Luke hits for two-and-a-half years. Selling 1.35 million with two-and-a-half years of promotion is not some kind of exceptional success.
2. You've seen the receipts and know better. I saw your troll posts in the thread. Don't be coy
3. Yet she's been doing it for two decades on television. Seethe.
4. Then why aren't the other pop girls doing it?
And you realize that "Scream & Shout," a song Britney did with a man who had never even had a solo top 40 hit sans a feature he did on an Usher song, went on to be a bigger global hit than Beyoncé's ever had, right? Don't be so quick to throw shade because I'm sure you don't want me to bring in TTWE's success, either.
