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Discussion: "Make Me" 27k (-70%); "Rise" 44k (stable) = Kworb's 2nd Week
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This is actually the top10 best selling debuts of 2016:
1. Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling (379,000)
2. ZAYN - Pillowtalk (267,000)
3. Drake - Summer Sixteen (215,000)
4. Beyoncé - Formation (174,000)
5. Drake featuring The Throne - Pop Style (128,000)
6. Rihanna featuring Drake - Work (126,000) [1,5 days]
7. Florida Georgia Line - H.O.L.Y. (125,000)
8. Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For (123,000)
9. Beyoncè - Hold Up (123,000)
10. Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (118,000)
Unless I'm missing some. So yeah 130k would be enough for the 5th best selling debut week.
***Jordan Smith - Mary, Did You Know? sold 161k but all 7 days were from 2015 (?).
 OthersBeyoncè - Sorry (118,000)
Meghan Trainor - NO (113,000)
DJ Khaled featuring Drake - For Free (105,000)
Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance (104,000)
Beyoncè featuring The Weeknd - 6 Inch (98,000)
Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (95,000)
Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home (88,000)
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better (73,000)
Beyoncè featuring Kendrick Lamar - Freedom (67,000)
Beyoncè - Don't Hurt Yourself (66,000)
Fergie - M.I.L.F. $ (65,000)
P!nk - Just Like Fire (60,000)
Blake Shelton - Go Ahead And Break My Heart (58,000)
Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You (56,000)
Nick Jonas - Close (55,000)
Beyoncè - All Night (55,000)
Blake Shelton - Came Here to Forget (53,000)
Drake featuring Rihanna - Too Good (45,000)
Ariana Grande - Into You (34,000)
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Originally posted by Downtown
This is actually the top10 best selling debuts of 2016:
1. Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling (379,000)
2. ZAYN - Pillowtalk (267,000)
3. Drake - Summer Sixteen (215,000)
4. Beyoncé - Formation (174,000)
5. Drake featuring The Throne - Pop Style (128,000)
6. Rihanna featuring Drake - Work (126,000) [1,5 days]
7. Florida Georgia Line - H.O.L.Y. (125,000)
8. Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For (123,000)
9. Beyoncè - Hold Up (123,000)
10. Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (118,000)
Unless I'm missing some. So yeah 130k would be enough for the 5th best selling debut week.
***Jordan Smith - Mary, Did You Know? sold 161k but all 7 days were from 2015 (?).
Others
Beyoncè - Sorry (118,000)
Meghan Trainor - NO (113,000)
DJ Khaled featuring Drake - For Free (105,000)
Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance (104,000)
Beyoncè featuring The Weeknd - 6 Inch (98,000)
Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (95,000)
Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home (88,000)
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better (73,000)
Beyoncè featuring Kendrick Lamar - Freedom (67,000)
Beyoncè - Don't Hurt Yourself (66,000)
Fergie - M.I.L.F. $ (65,000)
P!nk - Just Like Fire (60,000)
Blake Shelton - Go Ahead And Break My Heart (58,000)
Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You (56,000)
Nick Jonas - Close (55,000)
Beyoncè - All Night (55,000)
Blake Shelton - Came Here to Forget (53,000)
Drake featuring Rihanna - Too Good (45,000)
Ariana Grande - Into You (34,000) |
Hmm..
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Quote:
Originally posted by Downtown
This is actually the top10 best selling debuts of 2016:
1. Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling (379,000)
2. ZAYN - Pillowtalk (267,000)
3. Drake - Summer Sixteen (215,000)
4. Beyoncé - Formation (174,000)
5. Drake featuring The Throne - Pop Style (128,000)
6. Rihanna featuring Drake - Work (126,000) [1,5 days]
7. Florida Georgia Line - H.O.L.Y. (125,000)
8. Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For (123,000)
9. Beyoncè - Hold Up (123,000)
10. Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (118,000)
Unless I'm missing some. So yeah 130k would be enough for the 5th best selling debut week.
***Jordan Smith - Mary, Did You Know? sold 161k but all 7 days were from 2015 (?).
Others
Beyoncè - Sorry (118,000)
Meghan Trainor - NO (113,000)
DJ Khaled featuring Drake - For Free (105,000)
Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance (104,000)
Beyoncè featuring The Weeknd - 6 Inch (98,000)
Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (95,000)
Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home (88,000)
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better (73,000)
Beyoncè featuring Kendrick Lamar - Freedom (67,000)
Beyoncè - Don't Hurt Yourself (66,000)
Fergie - M.I.L.F. $ (65,000)
P!nk - Just Like Fire (60,000)
Blake Shelton - Go Ahead And Break My Heart (58,000)
Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You (56,000)
Nick Jonas - Close (55,000)
Beyoncè - All Night (55,000)
Blake Shelton - Came Here to Forget (53,000)
Drake featuring Rihanna - Too Good (45,000)
Ariana Grande - Into You (34,000) |
So she's still consistant with the decline in sales 
These are still bad for her but with Katy Perry you have to think in the long run, so it will be fun to bump this thread at the end of the Olympics 
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Quote:
Originally posted by Downtown
This is actually the top10 best selling debuts of 2016:
1. Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling (379,000)
2. ZAYN - Pillowtalk (267,000)
3. Drake - Summer Sixteen (215,000)
4. Beyoncé - Formation (174,000)
5. Drake featuring The Throne - Pop Style (128,000)
6. Rihanna featuring Drake - Work (126,000) [1,5 days]
7. Florida Georgia Line - H.O.L.Y. (125,000)
8. Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For (123,000)
9. Beyoncè - Hold Up (123,000)
10. Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (118,000)
Unless I'm missing some. So yeah 130k would be enough for the 5th best selling debut week.
***Jordan Smith - Mary, Did You Know? sold 161k but all 7 days were from 2015 (?).
Others
Beyoncè - Sorry (118,000)
Meghan Trainor - NO (113,000)
DJ Khaled featuring Drake - For Free (105,000)
Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance (104,000)
Beyoncè featuring The Weeknd - 6 Inch (98,000)
Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (95,000)
Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home (88,000)
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better (73,000)
Beyoncè featuring Kendrick Lamar - Freedom (67,000)
Beyoncè - Don't Hurt Yourself (66,000)
Fergie - M.I.L.F. $ (65,000)
P!nk - Just Like Fire (60,000)
Blake Shelton - Go Ahead And Break My Heart (58,000)
Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You (56,000)
Nick Jonas - Close (55,000)
Beyoncè - All Night (55,000)
Blake Shelton - Came Here to Forget (53,000)
Drake featuring Rihanna - Too Good (45,000)
Ariana Grande - Into You (34,000) |
OMG Katy would be in the Top 5
Poor haters.
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Quote:
Originally posted by Downtown
This is actually the top10 best selling debuts of 2016:
1. Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop the Feeling (379,000)
2. ZAYN - Pillowtalk (267,000)
3. Drake - Summer Sixteen (215,000)
4. Beyoncé - Formation (174,000)
5. Drake featuring The Throne - Pop Style (128,000)
6. Rihanna featuring Drake - Work (126,000) [1,5 days]
7. Florida Georgia Line - H.O.L.Y. (125,000)
8. Calvin Harris featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For (123,000)
9. Beyoncè - Hold Up (123,000)
10. Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (118,000)
Unless I'm missing some. So yeah 130k would be enough for the 5th best selling debut week.
***Jordan Smith - Mary, Did You Know? sold 161k but all 7 days were from 2015 (?).
Others
Beyoncè - Sorry (118,000)
Meghan Trainor - NO (113,000)
DJ Khaled featuring Drake - For Free (105,000)
Drake featuring Wizkid & Kyla - One Dance (104,000)
Beyoncè featuring The Weeknd - 6 Inch (98,000)
Twenty One Pilots - Heathens (95,000)
Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla $ign - Work From Home (88,000)
Shawn Mendes - Treat You Better (73,000)
Beyoncè featuring Kendrick Lamar - Freedom (67,000)
Beyoncè - Don't Hurt Yourself (66,000)
Fergie - M.I.L.F. $ (65,000)
P!nk - Just Like Fire (60,000)
Blake Shelton - Go Ahead And Break My Heart (58,000)
Gwen Stefani - Make Me Like You (56,000)
Nick Jonas - Close (55,000)
Beyoncè - All Night (55,000)
Blake Shelton - Came Here to Forget (53,000)
Drake featuring Rihanna - Too Good (45,000)
Ariana Grande - Into You (34,000) |
Mine aren't debut singles as you can see...
Mine are best selling songs in a week.
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I would be expecting more from Katy since she's a HUGE force, but considering the sales decline over years and the fact that Roar was much more powerful and catchy this are still good numbers. Congrats girls!
P.S. Slay Sia, go get that #1 on Hot 100 
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Originally posted by Terylee
A few years ago I would have been pressed probably. But now... Both girls delivered (especially Britney) great songs. Who cares about charts in 2 years (besides D.M.F)? What stays is a good song which I enjoy and that is the most important thing.
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This is the healthy way to look at all of this, music in general. I have to disagree about the quality of the tracks, though, Make Me is alright, but Rise is an absolute dud.
I'm just happy that the best track, "Cheap Thrills" is winning this battle, the song, and Sia, deserve it so much.
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Originally posted by Letters From Adi
I don't know who told you this, but the digital queen is Rihanna 
I'm just gonna say one thing.
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No, Taylor is obviously the real digital queen. And yes, time is the ultimate truth teller, and time is telling quite an ugly truth about the state of Katy's career right now.
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Originally posted by cancer
Mine aren't debut singles as you can see...
Mine are best selling songs in a week.
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Considering this is likely the most Rise will sell in a single week, your list is more relevant.
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The fact that everyone thought Sia might never get close to Chandelier's success again
Go Sia
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Originally posted by ShineOverShadow
Considering this is likely the most Rise will sell in a single week, your list is more relevant.
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You're so dedicated. You've been waiting for this to happen to let it all out. 
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Go Sia! 
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Originally posted by Bounce
Katy going from ~600k to 130k in less than 3 years  |
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Sia has both a remix and the orginal song charting and they're counting it as one...let's not act like its such an accomplishment.
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Gaga's decline from BTW to Applause is bigger tho
1,1M to 219k
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Originally posted by RT Air
The fact that everyone thought Sia might never get close to Chandelier's success again
Go Sia |
She's coming for that billboard #1! And no one deserves this success more than her, especially with everything she's been through in life and the fact that she's been pumping out high quality music for over a decade now, and has only started seeing big success in the last few years. I just hope they pick the right follow up single after "Cheap Thrills" to keep the momentum going and to get her another hit. I'm thinking "Reaper" might be the best choice.
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Originally posted by Bounce
Katy going from ~600k to 130k in less than 3 years |
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I kinda feel bad for Kiddos getting all the lashings 
Woo hopefully they don't get to clap back when LG5 drops
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Originally posted by piledriverwaltz
Gaga's decline from BTW to Applause is bigger tho
1,1M to 219k |
When did btw sell 1,1M?
Oh yes, in your wildest dreams 
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Originally posted by Gourgeist
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Katy's wise words being timeless 
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Quote:
Originally posted by piledriverwaltz
Gaga's decline from BTW to Applause is bigger tho
1,1M to 219k |
Your post makes no sense. 1.1M was BTW's album sales, 219K was Applause's sales.
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