Thats me right there. Hated it at first but it has really grown on me now. I dont think there is one song on there i dont like. Overall LOud is a Great album, probably RiRi's second best after the Epic Rated R

wonder how much eminem will sell
album #1,#3 & #55 on iTunes

He will definitely outsell his prediction.

Damn they did a good job of beating out GaGa during the last week of the effing year.

7 14 rihanna def jam/idj 79,771

Already great with just 22%

That's last weeks chart isn't it? Weird.

that chart is wrong

that's last week's chart

Now in: 22.24%

REALLLY?!?!?

the chart is wrong
but maybe HDD are releasing a chart this week
i though they took a break for christmas

Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson headed for Top of the Billboard 200

By Melinda Newman - Holiday titles from Susan Boyle, 'Glee' and Jackie Evancho continue sales streak
Sunday, Dec 26, 2010 1:07 PM

Christmas keeps on giving long after the Dec. 25 actually passes. For years, the week after Christmas has often been the biggest total sales week of the year because people have gift cards and holiday cash burning a hole in their pocket. Snow storms may slow sales for a bit, but look for the next two weeks to have strong sales.

That said, it looks like Taylor Swift will have bragging rights for hitting No. 1 the last week of 2010. For the sales week that ends Dec. 26, “Speak Now” will remain at No. 1 with sales of around 325,000, according to Hits Daily Double.

Susan Boyle’s “The Gift” will come in at No. 2 with a tally of up to 250,000. Look for that holiday-themed set to have one more good week, as will the No. 3 title, “Glee’s” Christmas album and Jackie Evancho’s “O Holy Night,” before fading until next Christmas.

Michael Jackson’s “Michael” likely drops two spots to No. 5, before we see a few new entries: Keyshia Cole’s “Calling All Hearts” is poised to bow at No. 6, while Jamie Foxx’s “Best Night of My Life” should come in at No. 7, but will top the 125,000 mark.

The rest of the Top 10 is composed of current hitmakers, including Nicki Minaj’s “Pink Friday,” Eminem’s “Recovery,” which is the top-selling album of 2010, and Kid Rock’s “Born Free.”

All titles in the Top 10 are slated to surpass 100,000 in sales, as are more of the albums slotted No. 10-20.

^ soooo another 100k for Katy and RiRi.

where is Keri ?

*fingers crossed*

Billboard are just copying HDD predictions

I think that something is wrong with these numbers cuz sales were the same last week

I cant at Rihannas Loud sales in the UK almost being the same as the #1 album Christmas week in the US.

someone should create a new thread !

wtf

i almost passed out looking at those numbers.