Kesha wins either way. Since she wrote on Timber, the song will get her money for life. You lose.

Jesus

holy ****ing **** it's real.

Warrior was higher on the Billboard 200 Year End than ARTPOP.

HOW.

Its such a banger.

West african music get me so hype. You just wanna dance soon as the beat drops.

I listen to nothing else these days

I honestly feel that album sales are kinda irrelevant right now, I mean, ain't nobody buying stuff anymore

The quality of the original.

Less time to chart and of course Warrior's SLAYAGE

I'm also not here for people thinking having a hit single, with nothing else going for them, is being "more of a success" than someone who is flopping singles.

What is K$ making off Timber exactly? Like 10 cents per single sold goes to her as a feature?
How is that being more relevant and successful than Gaga who is set to go on a WW tour?

Warrior was released in December 2012 of course most of it sales will come from 2013 It's not like Artpop US sales aren't bigger than Warrior total WW.

tbh. Music is too diverse. People want to pick and choose like a produce market. Oh well.

It's really about the quality of the music and single sales now.

Am watching a pitbul documentary. He looked so white when he was young.

Pitbull personally wanted Rihanna but Luke probably didn't even listen. Considering he produced the song he has the right to say what's up and considering his own label's most profitable artist is struggling commercially, he had to do. Plus the queen sounded flawless on it and helped its charting. And nowdays Rihanna collabos don't rack up sells anymore.
Timber outsold The Monster and CRTFYFYFRFTC

Warrior spent only one week on the United World Chart.

It's more about the tours, now people save their money for your show if they truly enjoyed the music they've heard from you ( music from which they haven't paid in most cases, of course)

Didn't it fall out of Mediatraffic after 2 weeks, though?

Billboard's calendar year starts in December (12/01) and ends in November (11/30.)

So it was ARTPOP's first three weeks versus Warrior's entire Billboard 200 chart run.