I have a feeling that Happy will have be the next long-standing iTunes #1 after Dark Horse. Its reign will probably begin by the beginning of March, unless Dark Horse's video is that late.
I have a feeling that Happy will have be the next long-standing iTunes #1 after Dark Horse. Its reign will probably begin by the beginning of March, unless Dark Horse's video is that late.
That seems likely, unless some random BL sized hit comes out of no where. But Happy and DH are so huge right now. Was not expecting it to be this big tbh
I'm guessing that since physical albums are still the majority of sales, Amazon's physical chart might be a better indication than the $1.99 clearance sale for Amazon MP3.
Which has: 1. Frozen
2. Grammy Nominees
3. Random Access Memories
4. Kacey Musgraves
6. Lorde
11. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
I have a feeling that Happy will have be the next long-standing iTunes #1 after Dark Horse. Its reign will probably begin by the beginning of March, unless Dark Horse's video is that late.
I think Happy will be a strong #2 behind DH if Capitol plays their cards right and services DH to urban.
I'm guessing that since physical albums are still the majority of sales, Amazon's physical chart might be a better indication than the $1.99 clearance sale for Amazon MP3.
Which has: 1. Frozen
2. Grammy Nominees
3. Random Access Memories
4. Kacey Musgraves
6. Lorde
11. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Where is BEYONCÉ on that chart?
It's going to be tough race between Queen Elsa, Queen Beyoncé and Queen Lorde (or Queen Bee as she likes to be called)
Both coming for massive sales, and Kacey should repeak 
