[Poxy]

Let Go & Under My Skin are her best work, with a few tracks from The Best Damn Thing thrown in... as one of Avrils's biggest supporters she really needs to do something about her career

[rawwritsmikey]

If Basic Instinct can, I'm sure Avril Lavigne will.

[Starstruck.]

Um yeah duh? Christmas and Black Friday? even if it sells 1 copy everyday it would still top 100k.

[Afferty]

evantually... but not too soon

[Bchip]

Probably, but she won't go too far.

[Ivan_brit]

Yes!! She would cross 100k

[Sporefan]

Nope

[Temporal]

100K, yes. 200K, erm no.

[Mzd]

Meant to click yes. Of course it will. It's just going to take a bit longer

[emmanuel_punk]

yes she will

[mandym]

I hope so.

[castle13]

Hopefully because I love the album

[GlitterfiedCyrus]

Eventually

[Save-Me-Oprah]

Who was the last Japanese artist to sell 100k in the USA tho?

Avril is lucky she's doing this well considering the success of her peers in breaking into the US market.

[Mrnoniee]

^ Oprah Sis ...

Yes She will I guess and She should sue Epic Records

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Starstruck.

Um yeah duh? Christmas and Black Friday? even if it sells 1 copy everyday it would still top 100k.

Pretty sure that is mathematically incorrect

[IVY]

Originally posted by -Lewymocha-

UMS can be so basic at times though, and it's the album that sounds most dated in 2013. 'Avril Lavigne' is a great album, and has some of the best material of her career

You didn't.

Under My Skin is perfect. My Happy Ending, Nobody's Home, Forgotten & Fall to Pieces slay lives.

[Save-Me-Oprah]

Originally posted by Starstruck.

Um yeah duh? Christmas and Black Friday? even if it sells 1 copy everyday it would still top 100k.

Sis, at that rate it would take 131 years to sell 100k copies.

Avril Lavigne, new queen of pop.
Starstruck., new queen of mathematics.

[Icannot]

Originally posted by Save-Me-Oprah

Who was the last Japanese artist to sell 100k in the USA tho?

Avril is lucky she's doing this well considering the success of her peers in breaking into the US market.

Let me not.

[Kat]

Yes.