Seeing how hard Nicki is flopping with PnP I'm glad that Gagz somehow managed to go 2x Platinum with Applause in US and 1x Platinum with DWUW.
It's so sad that she never went to Europe to promote even tho Europe was showing her a support considering that DWUW went top 10 on iTunes in many countries. Even in the Netherlands
I remember when Perez signed Travis Garland and managed to book him a performance on American Idol. What a tragic flop. Sold his soul to the devil for nothing.
Leave that mess in the past. Believe is HORRIBLE, his worst
Travis is amazing tho listening to his rich voice alone is such a joy...
Seeing how hard Nicki is flopping with PnP I'm glad that Gagz somehow managed to go 2x Platinum with Applause in US and 1x Platinum with DWUW.
It's so sad that she never went to Europe to promote even tho Europe was showing her a support considering that DWUW went top 10 on iTunes in many countries. Even in the Netherlands
How the **** does Stankonia lose to any of that? (rhetorical)
Crazy, but Paul Grein did predict a U2 vs. OBWAT battle.
Quote:
ALBUM OF THE YEAR: The other big story will be U2, which is likely to win five awards, including Album of the Year for All That You Can't Leave Behind. That would make U2 the first band ever to win Album of the Year twice (take that, Beatles). Bono and company first won this award with the landmark The Joshua Tree back in 1987 B.P. ("Before Panel"), when Grammy voters somehow managed to choose the nominees in the top categories without being second-guessed by a blue-ribbon committee. Fancy that. But U2 doesn't quite have a lock on the prize. Bob Dylan's presence in the race with Love and Theft could split the Rock vote, allowing the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack to pull off an upset. But that's not likely. U2, which led all artists with eight nominations, has a much higher profile at the moment than Dylan, who received just two bids. Besides, no country album has won in this category since a Glen Campbell LP scored 33 years ago. The other nominees�India.Arie's Acoustic Soul and OutKast's Stankonia�are more or less along for the ride. Pick: U2 will have another "Beautiful Day."
What a tragic flop. Sold his soul to the devil for nothing.
Leave that mess in the past. Believe is HORRIBLE, his worst 
listening to his rich voice alone is such a joy...