It's barely platinum in the UK and Australia. It "smashed" only in the US, though even there it did worse than recent albums like Red and 20/20 Part 1.
Outside of the opening weekend the project was a failure.
G.U.Y.
#65 Mexico
#70 Sweden
#85 Ireland
#105 Spain
#108 Norway
#120 Russia
#124 France
#124 Hong Kong
#125 New Zealand
#134 Australia
#194 Brazil
#209 United Kingdom
#210 Canada
#217 Denmark
#219 Italy
#261 Switzerland
#279 Thailand
#313 United States
#314 Austria
#339 Belgium
I Will Never Let You Down
#14 Ireland
#23 Australia
#36 Norway
#41 Sweden
#44 New Zealand
#49 Moldova
#68 Poland
#92 Thailand
#94 Finland
#103 Slovakia
#110 Spain
#131 Denmark
#132 Indonesia
#168 Netherlands
#171 United Kingdom
#196 Italy
#206 Belgium
#244 Malaysia
#252 Brazil
#282 France
#282 United Arab Emirates
#325 Portugal
These are pre-order except Australia and ireland and some other countries, but i don't know which exactly.
It's barely platinum in the UK and Australia. It "smashed" only in the US, though even there it did worse than recent albums like Red and 20/20 Part 1.
Outside of the opening weekend the project was a failure.
Comparing smash to smash isn't really a good thing to do, especially when BEYONCÉ has only sold like 500K less than 20/20.
The project sold 650K in it's opening week in the US, correct? It has currently sold 1.9M, almost triple of it's opening week, meanwhile JT has only sold 1.5x as much as his debut.
It "smashed" only in the US, though even there it did worse than recent albums like Red and 20/20 Part 1.
#justiceforCHER
