Originally posted by Felipesf

For me, this comparassion doesn't make any sense.

Oops has sold more than 600k in its second week. 1989 has sold less than 500k and Born This Way less than 200k.

So, every year has at least one big debut. But it's hard to keep selling an album. The industry is very different nowadays and this graph doesn't represent all the changes.

Originally posted by Felipesf

For me, this comparassion doesn't make any sense.

Oops has sold more than 600k in its second week. 1989 has sold less than 500k and Born This Way less than 200k.

So, every year has at least one big debut. But it's hard to keep selling an album. The industry is very different nowadays and this graph doesn't represent all the changes.

Originally posted by Felipesf

For me, this comparassion doesn't make any sense.

Oops has sold more than 600k in its second week. 1989 has sold less than 500k and Born This Way less than 200k.

So, every year has at least one big debut. But it's hard to keep selling an album. The industry is very different nowadays and this graph doesn't represent all the changes.

Originally posted by Iuke

My goodness.

Originally posted by Felipesf

I didn't understand

Is there anything wrong about my English? I don't know how to write very well so I created an atrl account to train it.

Originally posted by Felipesf

I didn't understand

Is there anything wrong about my English? I don't know how to write very well so I created an atrl account to train it.

Originally posted by RatedG²

And?

Adjusted sales wise those two albums did better than Britney

Face it, Gaga and Tay's album peak > Britney by a long shot

Originally posted by RatedG²

And?

Adjusted sales wise those two albums did better than Britney

Face it, Gaga and Tay's album peak > Britney by a long shot

Originally posted by ToLove

Nope. No one cares about "market share difference equation" made up sales.

Especially not in the case of an album which relied on a 99 cent deal for a hefty portion of its first week.

Originally posted by Iuke

No, your english is perfectly fine. Gaga's sales in her second week is shockingly low, that's why I said my goodness. lol

Originally posted by ToLove

Nope. No one cares about "market share difference equation" made up sales