[Eternium]

Baby Jesus > Telephone.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Kisuke

But Ihype said peaks mean songs are bigger

Lie #2.

[SneakerNerd]

Originally posted by iHype.

There's no backfire. Everyone who isn't the Hive, who defends Beyonce to the highest point in everything, has agreed.

+ the replies actually served what I wanted when making this thread. But I won't get into that.

So you're just another pressed soul? iHype, never change.

[halcyonday]

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 on Year-End list.

[Golden]

At the end of the day iHype TRIED to be edgy & put Beyoncé in a negative light, but failed to do so & got clocked left and right.

Thanks for playing, try again tomorrow!

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by Istan4R

I cant believe SL only hit number 1 in US. I guess she is local

Cringe worthy since it sold over 10 million WW and was only released in America

[Golden]

Originally posted by halcyonday

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 n Year-End list.

Well then.

[Kisuke]

Originally posted by halcyonday

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 on Year-End list.

But the op clearly states peaks >>>

[iHype.]

Originally posted by halcyonday

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 n Year-End list.

You're right peaks in US aren't the final result in what is bigger, example:

Part Of Me went #1 and ended at #31 on Year-End list.

[SneakerNerd]

Originally posted by halcyonday

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 on Year-End list.

Gather them!

[Slayonce]

Originally posted by Istan4R

I cant believe SL only hit number 1 in US. I guess she is local

It was a US only single. What did you expect?
IIWAB which served as the first worldwide single peaked at #1 in more countries than her so called "bigger" hit Telephone.

[GrandMomCookies]

Originally posted by iHype.

You're right peaks in US aren't the final result in what is bigger, example:

Part Of Me went #1 and ended at #31 on Year-End list.

Throw ya lil Katy shade

[Golden]

Originally posted by iHype.

You're right peaks in US aren't the final result in what is bigger, example:

Part Of Me went #1 and ended at #31 on Year-End list.

Katy Perry's songs have nothing to do with this so you are steering off-topic. Clearly you don't like people going off-topic in your thread as you have called Kisuke out for it multiple times.

[Timber]

Originally posted by iHype.

You're right peaks in US aren't the final result in what is bigger, example:

Part Of Me went #1 and ended at #31 on Year-End list.

Yep. Now you're getting it.

It goes for other countries too.

[halcyonday]

Originally posted by iHype.

You're right peaks in US aren't the final result in what is bigger, example:

Part Of Me went #1 and ended at #31 on Year-End list.

Still really good for Part of Trash, you can try it Monster

[QueenBeyoncé]

Originally posted by halcyonday

Obviously peak isn't that important.

Look.

Born This Way went #1 and ended at #18 on Year-End list.
Single Ladies went #1 and ended at #8 on Year-End list.

Ooop.

[idkher]

I'm intrigued at most of these stans saying chart positions aren't as important as overall sales but that differs from what they have said in the past about certain other artists and their albums....

[Fans]

Because she's boring on her own?

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Golden

Katy Perry's songs have nothing to do with this so you are steering off-topic. Clearly you don't like people going off-topic in your thread as you have called Kisuke out for it multiple times.

It's not off-topic, as I co-signed his/her argument on what determines a US hit. With you wanting to be a moderator a lot, I know you're familiar with what actually constitutes as not related to the discussion.

Originally posted by Timber

Yep. Now you're getting it.

It goes for other countries too.

Hm.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by idkher

I'm intrigued at most of these stans saying chart positions aren't as important as overall sales but that differs from what they have said in the past about certain other artists and their albums....

I remember Drunk In Love was bragged about a lot as a #2 hit, even with just 1.2M sold and being the lowest-selling US #2 of the decade, so yeah, I'm sure not all the Hive disagrees on chart peaks meaning nothing.