[Mark Rih]

Oh wow Bruno

[One Nation]

Fantastic numbers Bruno

[Princedele21]

[fridayteenage]

hope moana and Hamilton can slay in the t10 together for that double lin manuel Miranda slayage.

[illuminated]

Bruno.
And with his second week being the Black Friday week, his drop won't be big. Now release Versace On The Floor and get those Christmas sales KING!

[Imogene]

Originally posted by illuminated

Bruno.
And with his second week being the Black Friday week, his drop won't be big.

+His CK airs this week.
Great start for him.

[Ferrer]

Originally posted by Green

A flop ATRL said

I have no doubt it will at least go Platinum even in this sales climate. The haters always seem to forget Bruno has longevity. Both of his previous two sets bowed with less than 200,000 and now both are at 2,000,000+ in sales. The fact that his first week start grew at all between now and UJ is insanely impressive considering that streaming is so much bigger now than in 2012

[Duca]

Nov. 13, 2016: The Trolls film soundtrack flies from No. 39 to a new peak of No. 3 with 47,000 (up 293 percent)
Nov. 21, 2016: The Trolls soundtrack holds at No. 3 with 48,000 (up 2 percent)
Nov. 28, 2016: The soundtrack to Trolls moves 3-6 with 53,000 (up 12 percent)

increasing every week

[IVY]

Yes Bruno.

[6_INCH_HEELS]

KING. Only haters would call his best sales week in one of the worst sales climate, a flop or underwhelming. Most of y'all faves aren't going up.

[Bribe]

Whew Bruno

[Ivan_brit]

Bruno biggest Album debut 5th biggest debut of the year! Take that ATRL! King


BTW. HDD FAILS again!
Metallica 306k & Bruno Mars 226k & Billboard report other thing specially with Metallica numbers

[moonlight.]

Bruno better DO THAT
finally saw the light & started stanning, this album & era so far is fantastic

[Temporal]

Good ass numbers

[KORDEI]

so even more than HDD? go off, Bruno.

[URBAN]

YAS zaddy came through!

[Imogene]

Bruno

[hellocory]

iHype rotting

[Superpower]

Further, Hardwired sold more in its first week than any rock album in two-and-a-half years. The last rock album to sell more in a single week was Coldplay’s Ghost Stories, which bowed with 382,000 copies sold on the chart dated June 7, 2014.


Is this going to be the last big opening for a Rock album this decade?

[blackbeatxx]

And,sorry, but can ghost stories actually be considered a rock album