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Largest Nielsen Music-reported sales weeks in 2015, as of the week ending March 8, 2015:

Rank / Title (Year released) / Artist / Sales / Week Ending

1. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake - 494,746 - 2/15/15 [DEBUT]
2. Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 210,431 - 2/15/15 [DEBUT]
3. Title (2015) - Meghan Trainor - 194,522 - 1/18/15 [DEBUT]
4. American Beauty / American Psycho (2015) - Fall Out Boy - 191,698 - 1/25/15 [DEBUT]
5. Smoke + Mirrors (2015) - Imagine Dragons - 172,378 - 2/22/15 [DEBUT]
6. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 171,925 - 1/4/15
7. Dark Sky Paradise (2015) - Big Sean - 139,427 - 3/1/15 [DEBUT]
8. First Kiss (2015) - Kid Rock - 136,785 - 3/1/15 [DEBUT]
9. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake -129,118 - 2/22/15
10. In The Lonely Hour (2014) - Sam Smith - 124,224 - 2/15/15

11.Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 114,937 - 2/22/15
12. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 110,977 - 1/11/15
13. NOW 53 (2015) - Various Artists - 99,324 - 2/8/15 [DEBUT]
14. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 92,196 - 1/18/15
15. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 92,000 - 2/15/15
16. x (2014) - Ed Sheeran - 89,000 - 2/15/15
17. Piece By Piece (2015) - Kelly Clarkson - 82,856 - 3/8/15 [DEBUT]
18. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 81,662 - 1/25/15 
19. Kidz Bop 27 (2015) - Kidz Bop Kids - 77,380 - 1/18/15 [DEBUT]
20. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 76,769 - 2/8/15

21. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 70,704 - 2/1/15
22. Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 (2014) - Various Artists - 70,014 - 1/4/15
23. Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 67,245 - 3/1/15
24. Reflection (2015) - Fifth Harmony - 61,854 - 2/8/15 [DEBUT]
25. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake - 58,640 - 3/1/15

Madonna's Rebel Heart is aiming for the 12th biggest sales week with its debut. Worst case scenario, based on earlier predictions, would be for her 13th studio album to open with the 13th biggest sales week for this year so far. Not bad. Excited for her HDD numbers.

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127 David Guetta Hey Mama (feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack)

honestly i think everyone who hears this song will like it it's too catchy 

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Largest Nielsen Music-reported sales weeks in 2015, as of the week ending March 8, 2015:

Rank / Title (Year released) / Artist / Sales / Week Ending

1. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake - 494,746 - 2/15/15 [DEBUT]
2. Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 210,431 - 2/15/15 [DEBUT]
3. Title (2015) - Meghan Trainor - 194,522 - 1/18/15 [DEBUT]
4. American Beauty / American Psycho (2015) - Fall Out Boy - 191,698 - 1/25/15 [DEBUT]
5. Smoke + Mirrors (2015) - Imagine Dragons - 172,378 - 2/22/15 [DEBUT]
6. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 171,925 - 1/4/15
7. Dark Sky Paradise (2015) - Big Sean - 139,427 - 3/1/15 [DEBUT]
8. First Kiss (2015) - Kid Rock - 136,785 - 3/1/15 [DEBUT]
9. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake -129,118 - 2/22/15
10. In The Lonely Hour (2014) - Sam Smith - 124,224 - 2/15/15

11.Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 114,937 - 2/22/15
12. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 110,977 - 1/11/15
13. NOW 53 (2015) - Various Artists - 99,324 - 2/8/15 [DEBUT]
14. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 92,196 - 1/18/15
15. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 92,000 - 2/15/15
16. x (2014) - Ed Sheeran - 89,000 - 2/15/15
17. Piece By Piece (2015) - Kelly Clarkson - 82,856 - 3/8/15 [DEBUT]
18. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 81,662 - 1/25/15 
19. Kidz Bop 27 (2015) - Kidz Bop Kids - 77,380 - 1/18/15 [DEBUT]
20. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 76,769 - 2/8/15

21. 1989 (2014) - Taylor Swift - 70,704 - 2/1/15
22. Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 (2014) - Various Artists - 70,014 - 1/4/15
23. Fifty Shades of Grey OST (2015) - Various Artists - 67,245 - 3/1/15
24. Reflection (2015) - Fifth Harmony - 61,854 - 2/8/15 [DEBUT]
25. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late (2015) - Drake - 58,640 - 3/1/15

Madonna's Rebel Heart is aiming for the 12th biggest sales week with its debut. Worst case scenario, based on earlier predictions, would be for her 13th studio album to open with the 13th biggest sales week for this year so far. Not bad. Excited for her HDD numbers.

​Taylor with 7 of those places... spare us qween

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Female artists with the highest reported album sales in Nielsen Music history

Rank / Artist / Last reported Nielsen Music album sales / Source

1. Mariah Carey - 54.28 million (as of May 30, 2014 via Chart Watch)
2. Celine Dion - 52.23 million (as of May 30, 2014 via Chart Watch)
3. Shania Twain - 34.244 million (as of Nov. 29, 2012 via Chart Watch)
4. Britney Spears - 32.5 million (as of May 27, 2012 via Billboard)
5. Reba McEntire - 30.102 million (as of Nov. 29, 2012 via Chart Watch)
6. Madonna - 27.474 million+ (26.935M career as of July 2011 + 539k for MDNA as of Feb. 2015)*
7. Taylor Swift - 27.67 million (as of Mar. 13, 2015 via Billboard)

Bubbling Under:
Norah Jones - 19.1 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Alicia Keys - 18.4 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Christina Aguilera - 17.9 million (as of Sept. 1, 2014 via Billboard)
P!nk - 16.2 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Beyonce - 15.5 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Carrie Underwood - 14.7 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Adele - 13.8 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)
Kelly Clarkson - 13.5 million (as of Nov. 26, 2014 via Chart Watch)

*Note: As of the week ending 3/8/15, Billboard is listing Taylor Swift as the 7th biggest album-seller among females since 1991, which only means that Madonna's current total album sales, according to Nielsen's running tally, are way above 27.67 million. But for the purpose of listing only the last reported Nielsen Music career album sales of these female artists, instead of making my own estimations or anybody else, Madonna's last reported album sales here are simply the sum of her SoundScan career album sales from the July 2011 update and the MDNA sales from the Feb. 2015 update, as reported both by Billboard itself. 

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U.K. sales:

Sam Smith came from behind to win a spectacular Mother's Day double on Sunday, with debut album In The Lonely Hour trouncing midweek chart leader Madonna, and his new Comic Relief version of Lay Me Down, re-cast as a duet with John Legend, springing to the top of the singles chart, in which Flo Rida was the midweek leader.

Undoubtedly benefitting both from Mother's Day gift-buying and his performance (with Legend) of Lay Me Down on BBC1's Red Nose Day coverage of Comic Relief, In The Lonely Hour increased sales by 48.70% week-on-week to 49,482 copies - including 3,611 streaming sales - to destroy Madonna's ambition of topping the chart with new album, Rebel Heart. Its biggest weekly sale for 10 weeks propels In The Lonely Hour to its eighth week at number one in all, and raise its cumulative sales (excluding streams) to 1,574,044. In The Lonely Hour has never spent more than two weeks in a row at number one, and its latest rally starts its sixth separate reign atop the chart. The only albums to have more spells at number one in the whole of chart history are Simon & Garfunkel's Bridge Over Troubled Water, Adele's 21 and Emeli Sande's Our Version Of Events.

Madonna had been expected to debut atop the album chart with Rebel Heart - her first new studio set in nearly three years. It was way ahead in Tuesday's sales flashes, with sales of 20,078, nearly three times as many as any other album, but it faded very fast, and even with a spike in downloads as the week ended, following her appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday, its full week sales as it debuted at number two were a very disappointing 37,245, including 416 from streams.

It sold fewer copies on its first week in the shops than any Madonna studio album in more than 20 years, falling short even of the 42,041 copies that Bedtime Stories sold debuting and peaking at number two in 1994. We should, however, qualify that by mentioning the Evita soundtrack album - not strictly a Madonna solo album - sold only 24,674 copies when debuting at number seven ahead of the film's release in 1996, finally topping the chart 12 weeks later. In 2005, Confessions On The Dance Floor gave Madonna her highest ever weekly sale of 217,610.

The Evita album - which also includes several tracks on which Madonna doesn't perform, with vocals from Antonio Banderas, Jonathan Pryce and Jimmy Nail, among others - brings us to another bone of contention. Madonna has had more number one albums than any other solo artist if we include Evita - 12. If we don't, then she is equal with Elvis Presley and Robbie Williams, who have both had 11. Ahead of Madonna in terms of number one albums lie only The Beatles, with 15.

Madonna's last studio album, MDNA, opened at number one on sales of 56,335 copies in March 2012 but tumbled to number seven on its second week, never appeared in the Top 10 again, and has sold only 134,803 copies to date, making it her lowest selling studio album.

In the short term, Rebel Heart will lengthen Madonna's lead over her rivals as this century biggest selling female artist. Prior to the release of Rebel Heart, her 792 week 21st century total sale of 7,653,480 (including 86,788 Evita sales) was enough for her to top the list ahead of Pink (7,377,310), Rihanna (7,084,988) and Adele (6,979,902).

As of 7 March 2015, Madonna is the century's 12th biggest seller, behind Robbie Williams (15,464,202), Coldplay (11,955,164), Westlife (11,871,186), Take That (11,388,271), Michael Buble (10,084,185), Eminem (9,844,245), Rod Stewart (9,353,186), Michael Jackson (9,243,018), The Beatles (8,834,981) and Oasis (7,894,460). Totals include interview albums. It would arguably be as valid to add some Take That sales to Williams' tally, to credit Eminem's D12 duties, to add more than a million to The Beatles tally to arrive at a higher figure for Paul McCartney, and so on. I have not done this, although if an album has a joint credit (Michael Jackson and The Jacksons, Rod Stewart & The Faces being the most obvious examples) full sales have been added. There is no definitive way of doing this and, hey, it's just for fun.

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I find it to be rather peculiar how a lot of you guys still talk smack on ARTPOP's sales and pretend like Rebel Heart and its disasterous performance don't even exist. :fan:

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Yanko

I find it to be rather peculiar how a lot of you guys still talk smack on ARTPOP's sales and pretend like Rebel Heart and its disasterous performance don't even exist. :fan:

​ARTPOP wasnt even that bad lol 2 million prism did like 3 million right? it was just an underperformance 

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127 David Guetta Hey Mama (feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack)

honestly i think everyone who hears this song will like it it's too catchy 

​I blame the chorus :legend:

 

I feel like this will follow the success of Turn Me On but wont be  as big as TMO

It's much more fun to have hizophrenia... u never get lonely
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US Pop Radio

25 +1
TOVE LO
Talking Body
3163 +120 256 +174 18.990 +0.686 

 

US itunes

29

Spin increases today are big. More stations added?

 

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US Pop Radio

25 +1
TOVE LO
Talking Body
3163 +120 256 +174 18.990 +0.686 

 

US itunes

29

Spin increases today are big. More stations added?

 

They finally saw the smash potencial :slay: 

I feel bad couse of the video, it's kinda basic, they could do much more ,

I requested it yesterday on the big stations , maybe it had some effect :)

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Bad Monster Kid

They finally saw the smash potencial :slay: 

I feel bad couse of the video, it's kinda basic, they could do much more ,

I requested it yesterday on the big stations , maybe it had some effect :)

Omg. Your impact. 

I think the high increase is cause of station adds. Most songs today got big increases. 

The MV is nothing special.  Was expecting something mor with a bigger budget.  

 

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Americano

If RH doesn't go #1, the draggings from Gaga fans because C2C went #1 and outsold it first week potentially are :air: Gonna avoid ATRL for that mess

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