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How is it a good drop? I wouldn’t say brutal but it’s not good either. I’m not trying to compare them or anything but if that’s a good drop then how would you describe Sour’s second week numbers?
I think Sour is unique case, all the album was pulling huge numbers, in this case it is the title track only. We have to see further on how it holds, I see 30,000 pure for second week, that is good, maybe she will have pure sales support over the run. We have to wait a bit.
ReplyCopy URLHoney, as expected, Billie Eilish fell hard in her second week. She will continue to plummet down the charts week after week. YAY!
Honey, get real! She is still winning at least 1 Grammy for it regardless of sales.
FYC: 64th Annual GRAMMY AwardsReplyCopy URLBillie Eilish: Record Of The Year, Album Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Pop Vocal Album
Arlo Parks: Best Alternative Music Album
Jazmine Sullivan: Best R&B Album
Tyler, The Creator: Best Rap Album
Honey, stop being delusional! Billie Eilish is NOT winning at least one Grammy, especially with abysmal album sales.
Honey Billie overperformed with a hit single that is being promoted now to radio with potential and the album served bit of hold. It is one of the times that even Gucci was wrong. ☺️
ReplyCopy URLI think Sour is unique case, all the album was pulling huge numbers, in this case it is the title track only. We have to see further on how it holds, I see 30,000 pure for second week, that is good, maybe she will have pure sales support over the run. We have to wait a bit.
My point is I’d described Sour’s drop as good. I won’t describe a much worse drop the exact same way. I agree that we have to wait months to see how it is selling in order to truly talk about it.
ReplyCopy URLBillie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever holds atop the Billboard 200 albums chart for a second week on top, as the set earned 85,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending Aug. 12 (down 64%), according to MRC Data. The album debuted at No. 1 a week ago with 238,000 units – the fifth-largest week of 2021 for an album. Happier Than Ever is the second album released in 2021 to spend its first two weeks at No. 1, following Morgan Wallen’s Dangerous: The Double Album (which spent 10 weeks at No. 1, all consecutive, from its debut on the Jan. 23-dated chart).
ReplyCopy URLHappier Than Ever will be completely forgotten by November.
Honey, you said the exact same thing about Folklore and it ended up winning Album Of The Year!
FYC: 64th Annual GRAMMY AwardsReplyCopy URLBillie Eilish: Record Of The Year, Album Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Pop Vocal Album
Arlo Parks: Best Alternative Music Album
Jazmine Sullivan: Best R&B Album
Tyler, The Creator: Best Rap Album
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