But if you've established a fanbase it's much easier to sell than if you're starting out new. Especially if you had promo every week on American Idol.
And the other Lambs on the first page said an EP means less sales first so look at them.
Why is this a competition in the first place? Shouldn't you be happy for a young rising star to top iTunes?
It is a competition for a few hours since most of his sales will be pre-orders Promo on American Idol over a year before an album release tho, how does that help?
It is a competition for a few hours since most of his sales will be pre-orders Promo on American Idol over a year before an album release tho, how does that help?
Mariah's sales are based on preorders too What kinda self drag?
And she promo'd Beautiful on American Idol and being on television in front of millions every week keeps your name in the public so it helps your sales.
Are the Lambs really that bothered by her not topping iTunes right away? She has already established a legacy. Why be so insecure? I'm sure she'll get there eventually
at ATRL comparing a teeny bopper singer with an EP and his debut to an established artist who has been in the industry for like 2 decades 
(Gotta support Mariah this week. 
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I understand the stress.
Promo on American Idol over a year before an album release tho, how does that help? 