[Era]

King of rap

[Beatz]

[Frozen99]

Classic

[Green]

A 2002 #1 single selling 7 million digital copies.
Real classic.

[JohnGray]

A classic

[Zaynsus]

How much has it sold in total ? Digital + physical ?

[family.guy123]

Is this the best selling song by a homophobe?

[Nux]

[Stitches.]

Classic
King of Rap
King of Billboard
King of Hip Hop
wooo, my f****** fave

The pressed here Fume a bit

[fireaero]

Amazing Iconic song.

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by LovingYourCareer

Didn't Yeah!, U Got It Bad, We Belong Together, Hips Don't Lie, Poker Face, Complicated and Crazy in Love exist?

Its actually one of them.

Only Poker Face has sold more and that was released during the peak of the digital sales. Lose Yourself was released way before digital sales were a thing and it's still selling more than any of those songs you listed. It also has more streams than any of those songs and before you try to bring VEVO stats, no, I'm talking about Spotify, Lose Yourself isn't available on VEVO.

[TSLGNMA]

Originally posted by abrahamjmr

Only Poker Face has sold more and that was released during the peak of the digital sales. Lose Yourself was released way before digital sales were a thing and it's still selling more than any of those songs you listed. It also has more streams than any of those songs and before you try to bring VEVO stats, no, I'm talking about Spotify, Lose Yourself isn't available on VEVO.

This

Regardless of what billboard and ATRL might say, IMO Lose Yourself is the biggest hit released this century in the US. It's selling on par with the biggest songs released IN the digital age when it was release years before the digital age even started. It's iconic and actually remember unlike most songs.

[blackbeatxx]

it was from Em's biopic 8 mile (not green mile lol). unlike his previous songs it was a massive #1 in US, prolly b/c of the less explicit lyrics

[blackbeatxx]

Originally posted by TSLGNMA

This

Regardless of what billboard and ATRL might say, IMO Lose Yourself is the biggest hit released this century in the US. It's selling on par with the biggest songs released IN the digital age when it was release years before the digital age even started. It's iconic and actually remember unlike most songs.

i agree

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by HeavenMonster

It was used in some movie as soundtrack (Green Mile? if I'm not mistaken) or something, I never really listened to it as well, because I don't like rap.

8 Mile. It was his biopic.
Green Mile is a movie whose main character is Tom Hanks and it's way different from 8 Mile.

[Summer Boy]

Poker Face is the biggest song of the 2000's, sold more WW and in the US

OT: Congratulations tho.

[PrismaticFluff]

Originally posted by Lein

This Oscar winning song smashed in every angle of the Earth

lamayo check yourself, no

[PrismaticFluff]

Originally posted by family.guy123

Is this the best selling song by a homophobe?

yes! what an achievement

[TSLGNMA]

Originally posted by Summer Boy

Poker Face is the biggest song of the 2000's, sold more WW and in the US

OT: Congratulations tho.

No

One of those is not the same as the other. One sold 7 million and was released pre digital age and one was released at the heart of the digital age and sold 7 million.

[Lein]

Originally posted by PrismaticFluff

lamayo check yourself, no

Yes unless you have lived under a rock (or in a crypt )