[bijonse]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Not with 58% from the US she's not

.yes shes dominating in the US just as your precious Rihanna is dominating in Europe. Doesnt take away from her global success tho

[QueenBeyoncé]

And Pink sold 7 million copies of her latest album, with the 2nd highest grossing global female tour of 2013 more than the other "global girls"

[Desert Rain]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Not with 58% from the US she's not

See this is where logic seems to have escaped you.
You are basing Rihanna's global power on ONE factor, and belittling Beyoncé's on ONE factor.

Anyhow, we'll talk when Rihanna does a somewhat global tour.

[Element]

Even though, mathematically, Beyoncé had 58% of her sales from the US, you have to take into account that the US has a larger population than many other countries. This means that these countries may be giving her the same support proportionally, although the raw sales number would inevitably be smaller because they are smaller countries.

[Comedor]

Songs playing for free on the radio hardly makes your fave global.

We all know who is getting all the worldwide coins, who people are willing to pay for entertainment.

[BeyOnTop]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Not with 58% from the US she's not

Let me break this down for you since you've been having problems with this throughout the entire thread. The word global pertains to the Globe, another word for planet earth. The US is a country on this planet and so in order to be global, popularity here is important as well.

But let's just go by your logic where Outside the US = Global.
If 'Album A' sells 100 million copies and 58% of those sales are from the US, it is more global than 'Album B' which has sold 75 million records where 28% of those sales are from the US. 'Album A' has still outsold 'Album B' outside the US and proven to be more popular than it 'globally'. Understand?

[°ColdFire°]

Britney since 1999 - 2004.
I mean her global impact >> Xtina and all others US puppets.

[itsnickcray]

I like to say Britney but it's clearly Rihanna.

[Firework]

Shakira obviously

Then Beyonce

[St. Charles]

Kylie.

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by BeyOnTop

Let me break this down for you since you've been having problems with this throughout the entire thread. The word global pertains to the Globe, another word for planet earth. The US is a country on this planet and so in order to be global, popularity here is important as well.

But let's just go by your logic where Outside the US = Global.
If 'Album A' sells 100 million copies and 58% of those sales are from the US, it is more global than 'Album B' which has sold 75 million records where 28% of those sales are from the US. 'Album A' has still outsold 'Album B' outside the US and proven to be more popular than it 'globally'. Understand?

I feel like I keep repeating myself jfc

The one who sold 28% in the US is still more global since 72% of 75 million is more than 42% of 100 million

54 million vs 42 million outside the US

[alestevens]

Originally posted by BeyOnTop

But let's just go by your logic where Outside the US = Global.
If 'Album A' sells 100 million copies and 58% of those sales are from the US, it is more global than 'Album B' which has sold 75 million records where 28% of those sales are from the US. 'Album A' has still outsold 'Album B' outside the US and proven to be more popular than it 'globally'. Understand?

This, that percentege thing just doesnt make sense. And in my opinion, being global doesnt revolve all around sales

[bijonse]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

I feel like I keep repeating myself jfc

The one who sold 28% in the US is still more global since 72% of 75 million is more than 42% of 100 million

54 million vs 42 million.

no not necessarily because album b might have concentrated sales in another part of the world along with the fact that album a is flat out MORE POPULAR around the world no matter the percentage

[RudeBoy93]

Rihanna is the global queen no matter what!

[alestevens]

Originally posted by bijonse

no not necessarily because album b might have concentrated sales in another part of the world along with the fact that album a is flat out MORE POPULAR around the world no matter the percentage

No you are wrong. I released an album that sold 2 copies on my country yet it sold 48 copies on Europe. That makes my global percentage 86%, so im now more global than Beyoncé ever was

[BeyOnTop]

Originally posted by bijonse

no not necessarily because album b might have concentrated sales in another part of the world along with the fact that album a is flat out MORE POPULAR around the world no matter the percentage

Couldn't have said it better myself, sis.

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by alestevens

No you are wrong. I released an album that sold 2 copies on my country yet it sold 48 copies on Europe. That makes my global percentage 86%, so im now more global than Beyoncé ever was

Europe is a continent not a country

[evan93]

Rihanna!

[alestevens]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Europe is a continent not a country

I know, thats why i said it. If i said the name of a country that would make me local in that country

[Lulu]

Gags.