Those are great numbers for Cher considering how long she's been in the business and adding to the fact that she has no mainstream hit or any exposure on radio.
Tell them! She hasn't had a hit since Believe in the 90s. Could our faves pull these kinds of numbers over 10 years since their last studio album and over 13 years since their last hit single?
I seriously didn't know if this album was going to even crack the top 20, let alone go top 5.
YOUR TOP 15: Drake will unquestionably debut at #1, besting his previous first week of 631k. Here's how the field looks as we ease into the weekend.
*Drake (YM/CM/Republic) 670-695k *Kings of Leon (RCA) 115-120k *Cher (Warner Bros.) 65-70k *Elton John (Capitol) 45-50k Jack Johnson (Brushfire/Republic) 35-40k Luke Bryan (Capitol Nashville) 32-37k *Dream Theater (Roadrunner) 30-35k Justin Moore (Big Machine) 24-27k 2 Chainz (Def Jam/IDJ) 21-23k *Krewella (Columbia) 21-23k The Weeknd (XO/Republic) 18-20k Avicii (PRMD/Island/IDJ) 18-20k *Metallica (Blackened/Rhino) 18-20k Keith Urban (Capitol Nashville) 18-20k Robin Thicke (Star Trak/Interscope) 17-19k MMG Presents: Self Made, Vol. 3 (Atlantic) 17-19k Chris Young (RCA Nashville) 17-19k
*Debuts
In other music news, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani subsidized his entire U.S. press junket by holding a Beats Pill up next to his face while on camera. (9/26p)
If he was buying them don't you think he'd buy enough to push it to a million?
100 years into her career and still selling well...
with absolutely no hit, thats nice 
as usual