[EmaciatedHooker]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

You keel reiterating this myth that Katy had low demand. She had over a million people in attendance. How the **** is that low?

How many people attended th TMB? reciepts.

Firework and California Gurls were HUGE WW. Teenage and ET were big hits too. Last Friday Night was a mediocre hit, but it was a 5th single after all. TOTGA, yea that was pretty local. Part Of Me is shaping out to be big WW.

I believe over 2,500,000 people attended TMB.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monster_Ball_Tour That only shows half the dates for some reason.

I'm reiterating because it's a fact. Low ticket costs are a result of smaller venues and ticket prices are often lowered as a way to get more people to come.

For TMB: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 39,299 / 39,299 (100%)
For TCD: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 24,649 / 24,649 (100%)

See what I'm saying by "scaling down"? Most of TCD dates are like that. I'm not saying it's a bad thing. Most artists have to do that when they can't fill out entire arenas to full capacity.

[Arturdork]

Teenager dream obviously. I don't even remember tfm singles just bad romance. I don't even remember the lyrics lol tbh tfm isn't all that. Delusional monsters stan forr their fav as usual.

[Tsuko]

Teenage Dream. I think the songs from the Teenage Dream era are more iconic and will go down in history more.

And I stan for Rihanna, so I'm neutral on this.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by EmaciatedHooker

I believe over 2,500,000 people attended TMB.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monster_Ball_Tour That only shows half the dates for some reason.

I'm reiterating because it's a fact. Low ticket costs are a result of smaller venues and ticket prices are often lowered as a way to get more people to come.

For TMB: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 39,299 / 39,299 (100%)
For TCD: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 24,649 / 24,649 (100%)

See what I'm saying by "scaling down"? Most of TCD dates are like that. I'm not saying it's a bad thing. Most artists have to do that when they can't fill out entire arenas to full capacity.

Ok so if TMB had 2.5 million people. Divide that by the # dates, and divide CDT by its # of dates. You will get about the same.

[Alberto]

Originally posted by Robertlavigne

I'd say TFM. It produced 2 massive WW number 1 singles and Alejandro was a big hit and it pushed TF's sales to about 14 million. If TFM wasn't released I think it would have stalled at 6-7. Also TFM made Gaga blow up and put her in a whole new league. Teenage Dream was huge though and much bigger than Born This Way era. There both flawless era's in terms of music, image, tours and videos (with the exception of Alejandro ).

No one's talking about Born This Way, and if that was the case, Born This Way as it's going on is still a better era that TD.

[Alberto]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Ok so if TMB had 2.5 million people. Divide that by the # dates, and divide CDT by its # of dates. You will get about the same.

That's not the case Ramcoro, you just don't want to take off your stan glasses. If MBT 2012 dates which were half the entire CDT and MBT grossed out more, who do you think is winning?

[Shinning]

Are people forgetting the Monster Ball?Just saying. An era isn't all about singles

[KyKy]

The one that produced six number one singles and one top 3

[Aaron]

Originally posted by KyKy

The one that produced six number one singles and one top 5

Top 3.

[Stephen]

The Fame Monster is easily the more successful era.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Benzene

Aside from the Billboard Hot 100, in what world does TD even come close to TFM?

Asked in November, and still unanswered.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Alberto

That's not the case Ramcoro, you just don't want to take off your stan glasses. If MBT 2012 dates which were half the entire CDT and MBT grossed out more, who do you think is winning?

:facepalm: If you're going to quote me how about you actually respond to what I said?

[KyKy]

Originally posted by Aaron

Top 3.

Woops thanks for correcting me.

[P!nk]

Obviously Teenage Dream.

[Katy V.!]

Originally posted by Alberto

No one's talking about Born This Way, and if that was the case, Born This Way as it's going on is still a better era that TD.

LOL

TF (M) was bigger than TD. Move On, this thread is so old

[itsAllen]

Originally posted by Arturdork

Teenager dream obviously. I don't even remember tfm singles just bad romance. I don't even remember the lyrics lol tbh tfm isn't all that. Delusional monsters stan forr their fav as usual.

I guess the Grammys are delusional too sis? The Fame Monster is one of the best pop albums to be released in a very long time.

[KyKy]

Just realized this was a bump from november.

[Katy V.!]

Originally posted by EmaciatedHooker

I believe over 2,500,000 people attended TMB.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monster_Ball_Tour That only shows half the dates for some reason.

I'm reiterating because it's a fact. Low ticket costs are a result of smaller venues and ticket prices are often lowered as a way to get more people to come.

For TMB: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 39,299 / 39,299 (100%)
For TCD: Rod Laver Arena Melbourne 24,649 / 24,649 (100%)

See what I'm saying by "scaling down"? Most of TCD dates are like that. I'm not saying it's a bad thing. Most artists have to do that when they can't fill out entire arenas to full capacity.

Do you realize that TMB were 3 dates & CDT were 2 right?

Anyway, TMB was way more bigger. There's no need for discussion.

[DvnR]

The Fame Monster.

[Ady.]

The Fame Monster by miles!