Originally posted by Bie Not when you shaded Hunter Hayes all the time and I Won't share Luke's shaved monster D with you

Originally posted by Eternium We can agree to disagree about their music (granted it's objective fact Luke is King of country ), but Hunter is clearly a bottom and Luke Bryan is a top with a thing for his behind. They're just different types and we should work together, not fight

Originally posted by Bie His music can't compete with Hunter Hayes' but his look can :but he will still lose to Hunter

Originally posted by Zune Well obviously Bie your just trying to start trouble. Sides the last thing you should be doing is shading Luke Bryan. While Luke's new single that was released a month ago is about to go top 10 on country radio, Hunter Hayes' Invincible hasn't officially made the top 20 on country radio. Oh and when luke wants to become a better musician he can when he wants to (see his music in his early career), but right now he's about that entertainer life

Originally posted by Bie Hunter Hayes thread has more views and replies

Originally posted by iamstrong Should I pull out Luke Bryan's album receipts?

King of Receipts and King of Pulling Out says "Yes."

Originally posted by iamstrong Should I pull out Luke Bryan's album receipts?

Luke Bryan's U.S. Album Sales:

U.S. studio album sales:
I'll Stay Me (2007) - 481,000
Doin' My Thing (2009) - 869,000 (8/22/13)
Tailgates & Tanlines (2011) - 2,202,000 (12/04/13)
Crash My Party (2013) - 1,773,000 (04/16/2014)

Total: 5,325,000 studio albums sold

U.S. E.P. sales:
Luke Bryan EP (2006) - N/A
Spring Break 1-4 (2009-2012) - 144,000 (03/10/13)
Spring Break 6...Like We Ain't Ever (2014) - 109,000 (04/09/14)

Total: 253,000 EPs sold

U.S. Compilation Album Sales:
Spring Break...Here To Party (2013) - 495,000 (6/28/13)
4 Album Collection (2013) - N/A

Total: 495,000 compilation albums sold

Total: 6,073,000 Albums Sold

Originally posted by Bie His first two eras

Originally posted by Zune At least his album sales have increased from album to album, which is very very impressive ------- What's the chances play it again goes top 10 on the billboard hot 100

Originally posted by Eternium 7. Play It Again (108,000 | 620,000) With 108,000 copies sold, very low streaming and about 40M AI, it seems very unlikely. I'd think we'd be better off hoping for him to sneak in to the top 20. Also, Luke sets a BB record this week for being the first country male artist EVER to have two songs in the Hot Digital Songs top 10 ever (the chart started a decade ago). "This Is How We Roll" sold 86k copies and is at #10. Also, Crash My Party sold 19,000 copies according to BB. 6,073,000 albums sold

Originally posted by Zune When will other Male Country Artists