The Chosen One said:I'm surprised Beyonce isn't on the list (while Destiny's Child is) considering how omnipresent she's been the last 5-6 years.
MIMIC said:07 Linkin Park 21,421,000
11 Nickelback 19,817,000
18 Kid Rock 17,614,000
46 3 Doors Down 12,551,000
48 Limp Bizkit 12,378,000
Pop is almost never good.Kusagari said:Creed AND Nickelback both making the top 15 says how shitty pop music has been this decade.
MIMIC said:Bestselling Digital Singles of the Decade
1. Flo Rida feat. T-Pain - "Low" - 5,214,000
2. Lady Gaga feat. Colby O'Donis - "Just Dance" - 4,690,000
3. Jason Mraz - "I'm Yours" - 4,619,000
4. Timbaland feat. OneRepublic - "Apologize" - 4,439,000
5. The Black Eyed Peas - "Boom Boom Pow" - 4,349,000
6. Soulja Boy Tell'em - "Crank That" - 4,315,000
7. Lady Gaga - "Poker Face" - 4,200,000
8. Coldplay - "Viva la Vida" - 4,140,000
9. Taylor Swift - "Love Story" - 4,005,000
10. Katy Perry - "Hot N Cold" - 3,945,000
Commence the bitching and moaning!
eggandI said:Lil wayne is this decade's 'Pac. :lol
MIMIC said:As far as the world-wide best-selling act, it goes down like this apparently (per Wikipedia--certified sales):
1. The Beatles: 230.1 million
2. Elvis Presley: 188.8 million
3. Michael Jackson: 146.1 million
Michael holds the record for best-selling album with "Thriller"...with the far and away sales of 110 million. 2nd place is AC/DC's "Back in Black" with 49 million.
He wore that expression for an entire interview, even when he was dancing and joking around. It was hilarious.xelios said:![]()
That is the douchiest expression I've ever seen.
DrForester said:Wait, so more than 2/3 of all Jackson albums sold was Thriller? That number seems unbelievably skewed...
eggandI said:Lil wayne is this decade's 'Pac. :lol
Always-honest said:this list is mind boggling and disturbing in many ways......
Nickelback.................. holy shit.. i knew it. eminem, nickelback and linkin park = the u.s.a.
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
fuck yeah, lets buy Nickelback..:lol :lol :lol
Kusagari said:She broke away from Destiny's Child in the later part of the decade when CD sales began to slump and iTunes took over. Look at all the CD's high up. All albums released in the early part of the decade.
PSGames said:There's a big dispute on that Wikipedia page. It's been overrun by a Beatles and Elvis fan who doesn't particularly care for Michael Jackson. Anyone who tries to correct the sales has been immediately corrected by these rabid fans. Anyway the official number for Michael Jackson from his record label is 750 Million records sold. The Beatles and Elvis are at 1 Billion records sold. MJ will surely catch up in this next decade.
sigheggandI said:Lil wayne is this decade's 'Pac. :lol
silly rabbit, that would be 50 cent.eggandI said:Lil wayne is this decade's 'Pac. :lol
Yes. Where's Led Zeppelin though?Kentpaul said:Pink floyd ftw
jamesinclair said:Ive never even heard of this guy
06 Kenny Chesney 22,034,000
Where they belong.diehard said:Yes. Where's Led Zeppelin though?
BanGy.nz said:Where they belong.Please don't hurt me
no, but third place is still goodPSGames said:There's a big dispute on that Wikipedia page. It's been overrun by a Beatles and Elvis fan who doesn't particularly care for Michael Jackson. Anyone who tries to correct the sales has been immediately corrected by these rabid fans. Anyway the official number for Michael Jackson from his record label is 750 Million records sold. The Beatles and Elvis are at 1 Billion records sold. MJ will surely catch up in this next decade.
BanGy.nz said:Where they belong.Please don't hurt me
Calcaneus said:Damn, N'sync really sold that much, I always thought they were second teir in popularity to the Backstreet Boys.
QuadCore said:I once though Eminem was a great artist, and he was with Slim Shady and Marshal Matthers LP, but that shit Relapse is the absolute worst. Stop doing this shitty foreign accents. Stop doing general rap about girls and cars and money. Just fliiping stop.
Maybe if the Beatles stop selling completely, but until then, no. There is still a huge marketing machine behind The Beatles. I mean, they have yet to even embrace digital downloads. Sad to say, but just wait until Paul and Ringo die.PSGames said:There's a big dispute on that Wikipedia page. It's been overrun by a Beatles and Elvis fan who doesn't particularly care for Michael Jackson. Anyone who tries to correct the sales has been immediately corrected by these rabid fans. Anyway the official number for Michael Jackson from his record label is 750 Million records sold. The Beatles and Elvis are at 1 Billion records sold. MJ will surely catch up in this next decade.
Bolded tracks have my personal seal of approval. Keep it up, US.MIMIC said:Bestselling Digital Singles of the Decade
1. Flo Rida feat. T-Pain - "Low" - 5,214,000
2. Lady Gaga feat. Colby O'Donis - "Just Dance" - 4,690,000
3. Jason Mraz - "I'm Yours" - 4,619,000
4. Timbaland feat. OneRepublic - "Apologize" - 4,439,000
5. The Black Eyed Peas - "Boom Boom Pow" - 4,349,000
6. Soulja Boy Tell'em - "Crank That" - 4,315,000
7. Lady Gaga - "Poker Face" - 4,200,000
8. Coldplay - "Viva la Vida" - 4,140,000
9. Taylor Swift - "Love Story" - 4,005,000
10. Katy Perry - "Hot N Cold" - 3,945,000
QuadCore said:I once though Eminem was a great artist, and he was with Slim Shady and Marshal Matthers LP, but that shit Relapse is the absolute worst. Stop doing this shitty foreign accents. Stop doing general rap about girls and cars and money. Just fliiping stop.
Diablos said:Yeah uh, the entire list is absolute garbage. That Eminem has sold over 30 million records in the past ten years alone is so unbelievably disgusting. This list is further proof that the mainstream has gone to complete shit since the mid-90's. If there are any good things on it (i.e. U2, Johnny Cash, Pink Floyd, The Beatles), it doesn't really matter as they established themselves decades ago -- and that would be cool if they were among good bands and artists, but they aren't, so it kind of cheapens the whole thing. Like an eclectic mixtape gone bad, or something.
I will remember this decade fondly as one where I really branched out and discovered to a lot of different things that profoundly shaped the way I listen, and for the better. Fuck this shit.
I blame 9-11Socreges said:Wow. Didn't know country was that big. I guess it makes sense. All sounds the fucking same to me, though.
:lol :lol No. Maybe in most number one somethings, but that's probably it.Operations said:Didn't Madonna de-throne the Beatles a couple of years ago? Is this a different metric of sorts or what am I missing?
Toy Soldier said:It's exciting to look back on how well Britney has done over the course of the decade. Dominant. Her train of success continues to pound on with a steady head of steam, so here's hoping for a few more decades on these decade-end lists! We'd be better off for it.