Originally posted by Timber +a 200M+ tour

Originally posted by slobro Because The Fame wasn't as succesful, it was more successful

the fact that we compare an album released 15 years ago with something released just 5 years ago, says it all... it's called IMPACT! You can sell billions of records and yet if you don't make an IMPACT with aiconic video, amazing song/performance, you'll be forgotten


funny how no one compared The fame with new albums? Just saying

Originally posted by katykater With 201 dates and crammed 2 albums in 2009-2010. 2011 needed a 3rd album. There are plenty albums having 8 tracks, therefore 8 new tracks can be seen as an album. 2 albums versus 2 albums: TF + TFM = 38.4 < BOMT + Oops = 45.5

Originally posted by Anubis

Originally posted by Ice there's a second meat dress?

Wow Timber, you have just opened my eyes

Originally posted by Anubis People cared for and actually liked Britney.

Originally posted by Mariano You are right. But if TF + TFM were released 1999 they'd be at 60 points

Originally posted by LadyDiana the fact that we compare an album released 15 years ago with something released just 5 years ago, says it all... it's called IMPACT! You can sell billions of records and yet if you don't make an IMPACT with aiconic video, amazing song/performance, you'll be forgotten funny how no one compared The fame with new albums? Just saying

Oop

Originally posted by katykater It's already adjusted, 38.4 in 1999 sales figures.

Originally posted by slobro Because The Fame wasn't as succesful, it was more successful

We can't inflate album sales, honey. We can inflate money though


If Baby One More Time sold 28 Million at 14.99 = 420 Million in Earnings
If the Fame sold 16 Million at 14.99 = 240 Million in Earnings

If we adjust Baby One More Time's value as of 2008 = 538 Million in Earnings which is more than double the gross of The Fame

That's how it works honey, sales inflation is non-existent

Originally posted by Anubis People cared for and actually liked Britney, and her music. I get the sense the general public don't care for stefani as a person in the same way, which kind of determines whether someone is considered a success. The songs from the Fame did brilliantly, but the 'gaga persona' not so much after the initial "wtf is she wearing" interest died down.

Originally posted by KingOfTheCastle People cared for Gaga a lot when she was doing the Fame and Fame Monster. If ARTPOP didn't flop, everyone would STILL be ass-kissing her.

But Ya Ahh, Blanche, Ya aahh in that chair!

Originally posted by jomarr We can't inflate album sales, honey. We can inflate money though If Baby One More Time sold 28 Million at 14.99 = 420 Million in Earnings If the Fame sold 16 Million at 14.99 = 240 Million in Earnings If we adjust Baby One More Time's value as of 2008 = 538 Million in Earnings which is more than double the gross of The Fame That's how it works honey, sales inflation is non-existent

Originally posted by slobro Because The Fame wasn't as succesful, it was more successful

Originally posted by jomarr We can't inflate album sales, honey. We can inflate money though If Baby One More Time sold 28 Million at 14.99 = 420 Million in Earnings If the Fame sold 16 Million at 14.99 = 240 Million in Earnings If we adjust Baby One More Time's value as of 2008 = 538 Million in Earnings which is more than double the gross of The Fame That's how it works honey, sales inflation is non-existent