she deserves it. she's built such a strong foundation for the rest of her career. FIVE albums in, EIGHT years in the industry, and she's more on top than ever before. that's amazing. good for her (and her brilliant marketing team, damn!).
she deserves it. she's built such a strong foundation for the rest of her career. FIVE albums in, EIGHT years in the industry, and she's more on top than ever before. that's amazing. good for her (and her brilliant marketing team, damn!).
Hmm well 1989 is bound to end up her lowest-selling studio album but I suppose that has more to do with the state of record sales. But Fearless seems like her peak regardless.
Hmm well 1989 is bound to end up her lowest-selling studio album but I suppose that has more to do with the state of record sales. But Fearless seems like her peak regardless.
Are you kidding me? 1989 is bound to be the best. On a course of 1.2 million+ which is in line with or possibly above 'Red' her prior highest debut.
Are you kidding me? 1989 is bound to be the best. On a course of 1.2 million+ which is in line with or possibly above 'Red' her prior highest debut.
I think that comment is in regards to overall lifetime sales. It may be true, but even going platinum today is a feat so this album's legacy is secure. Plus Blank Space and Style are gonna smash and help the album sell.
Napster was not even CLOSE to the scale of pirating these days everyone has a computer now, internet is way faster, and everyone is aware of pirating.
The bitterness is not necessary. The fact that someone could break the record in today's climate is worth celebrating.
There is a misconception that everyone in the 90s were selling like crazy which wasn't the case, the 1 thing the 90s represented that everyone misses is how all genres were able to succeed and be represented on the billboard hot 100 and go multi platinum.
is that how much she's sold so far??? imagine she breaks n*sync's record
everyone has a computer now, internet is way faster, and everyone is aware of pirating.
the army would end up in straitjackets