HDD: Maroon 5 predicted to hit #1 with 150k; Ariana Grande down to 45k

[PicklePower 1,649]

So are these the final numbers for this week? Ariana though... :emo:

[Spock 20,290]

:lmao: at Ariana. The new Princess of Pop they said :rip:

[PicklePower 1,649]

Do you know what this means. THE NEXT MADONNA/GAGA IS COMING. :shock:

 

Hopefully

[giskardsb 12,565]

 

 

maybe I'm wrong  :P but the music industry is not dead just cuz streaming takes over

 

It is for artists and labels, they make next to nothing on streaming.

 

piracy is killing the industry.  There won't be big pop stars because there won't be money.

[RBNLM 1,640]

We'll see c2c numbers :|

[Anderson123 31,104]

Well, Sia's 1000 Forms of Fear also debuted at #1 and sold like 60k copies the first week, but it's still a pretty good album and my favorite this year. I couldn't care less about these things, as long as the music is good and I go to see them live, it's what matters to me.

[Runway 27,876]

Ariana coming for ha second non gold album :applause:

[Nick 29]

Oooooh Let's wait until Taylor Swift and Adele and Rihanna I have high hopes for them

I think Swift will do well but Rihanna just moderately well.

[xzxyyxzx 116]

Wow... Remember when 150k was considered a flop.

[mcoop 628]

Great numbers for Sam Smith. So proud of him.

[Anderson123 31,104]

Omg I just read "Lambert" and "RCA" and I thought for a second that Adam Lambert had released something.

[Valextra 58]

Very low and mediocre numbers for Ariana considering the exposition that she had in the past months and 3 singles at the same time on the top10.

[Paper Planes 340]

say goodbye to music sales chart. That's tragic for the industry.

 

One of the biggest band debuts with only 150 k

 

Ariana Grande despite the media exposoure and her hits had a 72% drop.

 

Maroon 5 being a "biggest band"

[nikola 4,342]

this is really sad idk what to expect anymore i mean we have nrw albums from rihhana,adele,taylor....if they get low numbers then idk what to say

[mariomania1234 11,368]

I'm starting to think these big pop eras are going to become a thing of the past. The record labels are basically broke.