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Originally posted by idkher
This makes zero sense, and the "roof" in the late 90s was Come On Over's 40 million sold, which Britney barely got halfway to.
BOMT and Fearless are both the third best selling albums from their respective release years. Oops is also the 3rd best selling album from 2000 whereas Red is the 2nd best selling album from 2012. 1989 will most likely remain as the biggest selling 2014 release whereas Britney never had an album make the top 3 of any year end list again
Taylor has outdone Britney's career commercially but not in terms of celebrity status I guess
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How is 25M barely halfway to 40M? Meanwhile Taylor did 10M (that's me being generous) compared to Adele's 28M.
BOMT also sold 8M globally from 2000-2010 and still has strong catalogue sales. Its YE position is not nearly as important when it continued to sell after 1999.
When we account for the shift in the music market, Taylor has sold 51M albums/TEAs/SEAs and is behind Rihanna from her generation. When we do the same with Britney, she's at 97M and the #1 fron her generation. The closest is Bey (including DC) with 82M. No solo female in Britney's gen is even in the 60M albums/TEAs/SEAs range. Britney ran a lap around the other girls globally whereas Taylor is still trailing behind another artist.
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Originally posted by idkher
Are you saying Britney is the second most successful female artist of all time?
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Second biggest pop female would be my guess.
She's behind Madonna, Celine, Mariah and Whitney, respectively.
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Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds
I don't care about madonna enough to have this argument but Madonna is bigger her tour is bigger her album will be bigger and both thier singles flopped actually I idk if Lfl or w.e has even gone for adds yet. Whoops idk where that # came from
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Then why did you even comment on it?
And why make debtable claims if you don't want to discuss them?