[Baby Boy]

BEYONCE sold more than Prism.

[Notorious K.E.N]

Originally posted by Cyanide

I'll give you PF but ARTPOP was bigger than RR sorry, especially since the market was declining and she was facing a bigger backlash. The tour was also a lot bigger.

They sold the about the same WW and Starships is bigger than all of the ARTPOP singles combined 2X. Not to mention the other platinum singles

[jax.]

Originally posted by Rei

1. The Fame Monster
2. Teenage Dream
3. 1989
4. Prism
5. Born This Way
6. Red
7. Loud
8. Unapologetic
9. Femme Fatale
10. Animal
11. Born To Die
12. The Truth About Love
13. Bangerz
14. Pure Heroine
15. Talk That Talk
16. Title
17. Speak Now
18. Artpop
19. Pink Friday
20. Halcyon

You think BEYONCÉ wasn't as big as Femme Fatale, Bangerz, Title, Animal, ARTPOP, Talk That Talk, and Halcyon?

This site is a JOKE

[ezra]

This decade's biggest:
1. 21
2. The Fame Monster
3. 1989
4. LOUD
5. Born This Way
6. Teenage dream
7. Red
8. The Truth About Love
9. BEYONCE
10. 4
11. Pink Friday
12. Born to Die
13. Prism
14. Bangerz
15. Unapologetic
16. Talk that Talk
17. Speak Now
18. ARTPOP
19. Title
20. My Everything

[Timber]

Originally posted by jax.

Sorry but Prism didn't sell that much more than self titled. Plus self titled had an iconic release. Prism is kind of just... there. Plus you need to look into acclaim. And don't bring in tour receipts

But when will you explain why Stars Dance is more iconic than 4 which also had a 200m grossing tour and sold 3million?

Prism isn't even close to outselling BEYONCÉ. ST is still selling more to this day.

[jax.]

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA

As the Op says this is not set in stone you can make your own list. I tried to balance singles, albums and touring, Acclaim is not accounted just plain popularity

but still... Stars Dance had one smash single. 4 had a few minor successful singles and sold way more and actually had a tour people were willing to pay for.

I just... don't understand you people.

[Cyanide]

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA

TFM had less hits than 1989, and seeing how 1989 is still selling a lot I think it could come closer to TFM when it's all said and done (in 2015, which is even more impressive).

Oh and MDNA's tour...it grossed 300M, Super Bowl, etc.

Both have 3 hits, and the hits from TFM are bigger and more global.

[jax.]

Originally posted by Timber

Prism isn't even close to outselling BEYONCÉ. ST is still selling more to this day.

ajsdklasj oh

oops

poor kats!

[gerardsuxx]

Originally posted by ezra

This decade's biggest:
1. 21
2. The Fame Monster
3. 1989
4. LOUD
5. Born This Way
6. Teenage dream
7. Red
8. The Truth About Love
9. BEYONCE
10. 4
11. Pink Friday
12. Born to Die
13. Prism
14. Bangerz
15. Unapologetic
16. Talk that Talk
17. Speak Now
18. ARTPOP
19. Title
20. My Everything

Femme Fatale and Pink Friday sold more and had more hits
edit: oh I see PP now but FF is still bigger than ARTPOP

[Feanor]

An era consists of more than just album sales: single sales, video views, on-demand streams, touring gross, awards…

Just because an album has outsold another one doesn't automatically make it a bigger era.

[jax.]

Originally posted by ezra

This decade's biggest:
1. 21
2. The Fame Monster
3. 1989
4. LOUD
5. Born This Way
6. Teenage dream
7. Red
8. The Truth About Love
9. BEYONCE
10. 4
11. Pink Friday
12. Born to Die
13. Prism
14. Bangerz
15. Unapologetic
16. Talk that Talk
17. Speak Now
18. ARTPOP
19. Title
20. My Everything

I agree with this!

[zoldyck]

a nice list
i think TFM should e above 1989
since it singles were more successful, sold more albums and also have more gross(till now at least)



a great job

[zoldyck]

Originally posted by Notorious K.E.N

The fact that Pink Friday is bigger than BEYONCE and ARTPOP in a local stage and global stage makes this list void

Also Roman Reloaded was much bigger than ARTPOP

era also include tours so....

[LoKoPaNdA]

Originally posted by jax.

but still... Stars Dance had one smash single. 4 had a few minor successful singles and sold way more and actually had a tour people were willing to pay for.

I just... don't understand you people.

The OP says I forgot about 4, I am sorry about that. Should be somewhere between 12-20.

Beyoncé has not outsold PRISM

[Capricorn]

Originally posted by ezra

This decade's biggest:
1. 21
2. The Fame Monster
3. 1989
4. LOUD
5. Born This Way
6. Teenage dream
7. Red
8. The Truth About Love
9. BEYONCE
10. 4
11. Pink Friday
12. Born to Die
13. Prism
14. Bangerz
15. Unapologetic
16. Talk that Talk
17. Speak Now
18. ARTPOP
19. Title
20. My Everything

Bangerz and PRISM should be higher imo.
Bangerz had 2 big hits and the era got LOADS of attention
PRISM had also 2 smash hits, unlike e.g 4 or Born To Die

[ezra]

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA

TFM had less hits than 1989, and seeing how 1989 is still selling a lot I think it could come closer to TFM when it's all said and done (in 2015, which is even more impressive).

Oh and MDNA's tour...it grossed 300M, Super Bowl, etc.

TFM has 7 top 10 hits and 2 #1's. Bad Romance alone outsold SIO and Blank Space combined. And yea no 1989 is huge but 7 million is only half of TFM's 14-15 million. It won Grammy's and had a 200M+ debut tour as well so it's definitely a bigger era than all of these except 21.

[jax.]

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA

The OP says I forgot about 4, I am sorry about that. Should be somewhere between 12-20.

Beyoncé has not outsold PRISM

yes it has!

Poor you! Poor kats! Poor katy! Poor katy's team! Poor katy's parents! Poor katy's employees! Poor katy's pets! Poor everyone that's purchased prism!

[pxxxtrick]

Originally posted by jax.

um no. TTT, Bangerz, Prism, and Unapologetic are nowhere close to as big as BEYONCÉ.

We Found Love, Wrecking Ball, Dark Horse, Diamonds > Drunk in Love

[gerardsuxx]

ARTPOP era:
1.9M
Applause #4
DWYW #13
GUY #76

Femme Fatale era:
1.9M
HIAM #1
TTWE #3
IWG #7

Femme Fatale WINS

[jax.]

Originally posted by pxxxtrick

We Found Love, Wrecking Ball, Dark Horse, Diamonds > Drunk in Love

bish dis isn't all about singles!!

the tour, album sales, overall impact, and critical acclaim>