[wehan6]

25

[RoyalT]

Can this thread die please?

[Feanor]

1989

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by Loveyoubxtch

Of course

Poor you. You thought Send My Love was done in May and it wasn't done until mid-September.

[IVY]

Lol 25, the album will end up selling 20m copies WW and that's alone destroys every competition out there.

[simmnfierzig]

1989 obviously

[Mariano]

25 sold double the albums and 1989's album sales are already enormous so yeah..

[ChandlerBing]

1989 by far. Singles are more important than albums.

[abrahamjmr]

Originally posted by ChandlerBing

1989 by far. Singles are more important than albums.

Yes, let's forget 25 had two hits and a moderate hit.

[cancer]

1989 still.

[Icarus]

They're both way bigger than any other era over the last few years. I want to say 25 simply because of the album sales, but 1989 had big singles with massive videos, and the massive tour. So..a tie

[Salacious]

Which era made the most money (considering album sales, single sales, tour gross, merchandise sales, etc.)? The respective album is bigger.

[Dollas n Diamonds]

still 1989 SML still has a bit too go to tie even Wildest Dreams but I'm glad the song got a second wind
Poor Synchronicity better luck 2020

[PrinceMichaelFan]

25 killed 1989 in it's first week, and as it goes into 20 million units worldwide 1989 will remain behind ha. poor girl.

[BlueMoon77]

Originally posted by PrinceMichaelFan

25 killed 1989 in it's first week, and as it goes into 20 million units worldwide 1989 will remain behind ha. poor girl.

Yea, poor ha with her 10M albums sold, 250+ WW record breaking/ setting tour, 2nd AOTY @the Grammys, five #1s, 2 MV with over 1B streams each (which are about to cross 2B, and another one about to cross 1B ), 3 Grammys.
Poor ha indeed

Both eras were huge. Taylor's 1989 has excelled at everything, 25 has sold a massive amount of albums and has sprung a massive hit. I give 1989 the edge because it's had more success that's not just limited to one category.

[blackbeatxx]

Originally posted by Icarus

They're both way bigger than any other era over the last few years. I want to say 25 simply because of the album sales, but 1989 had big singles with massive videos, and the massive tour. So..a tie

this is a correct answer

[blackbeatxx]

and regarding touring, Adele will end up with like 200 million so that's not too far behind Taylor's. plus Adele choose to do arenas when the ticket demand has been unprecedented and could easily do 100 stadium dates. every show in the world sold out immediately.

regarding making money that's irrelevant, cuz Adele simply doesn't do endorsements of any kind, despite being offered with dozens by the day. her manager's main job duty is to say no

[Bellerophon]

Originally posted by Truth Teller

1989 was the bigger era
25 was the bigger album

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[Smilers]

Can we just annouce a TIE and close this stupid thread?

[musicman101]

I mean I guess 1989 since Taylor Swift had nonstop media attention and was constantly shoved down our throats, but Adele still doubled her album sales in half the amount of time and lbr, if Adele didn't have stage fright and booked stadiums, they would all sell out in minutes and she'd easily outgross Taylor