No it's about both. Wayne has the sales and the "streets". Nobody is playing Eminem in clubs or on urban radio. To be "king" of hip hop you need both.
I don't what you are talking about or where you've been, but are misinformed and biased.
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No it's about both. Wayne has the sales and the "streets". Nobody is playing Eminem in clubs or on urban radio. To be "king" of hip hop you need both.
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i only believe 690,000 birdman brought the rest.
BUT 2ND WEEK SALES MEAN EVERYTHING!!!!!!
RT @mackmaine: A old head once said....."Men lie women lie numbers don't" C4 milli in da first week
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i only believe 690,000 birdman brought the rest.
BUT 2ND WEEK SALES MEAN EVERYTHING!!!!!!
RT @mackmaine: A old head once said....."Men lie women lie numbers don't" C4 milli in da first week
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I don't what you are talking about or where you've been, but are misinformed and biased.
so how many of u bgol'ers brought WTT?
Always glad to see a black man successful in America.
With that said:
Wayne sucks
Nigga, record sales does not make you the king of hip hop. Just means your shit appeals to more than just hip hop fans.
i only believe 690,000 birdman brought the rest.
Same here.
They ran the same thing they did with C3. Coppin' tons of units themselves helps to fuel this "Wayne is the best" talk.
And Birdman owns the label, so all the bread comes right back to him anyway. He's only payin' Universal for P&D. So why not just cop mad copies from iTunes? It's digital. Smart move, but far from honest. They almost HAD to do that to save Weezy's career.
Same here.
They ran the same thing they did with C3. Coppin' tons of units themselves helps to fuel this "Wayne is the best" talk.
And Birdman owns the label, so all the bread comes right back to him anyway. He's only payin' Universal for P&D. So why not just cop mad copies from iTunes? It's digital. Smart move, but far from honest. They almost HAD to do that to save Weezy's career.
Glad the young brothers are doing it but when people talking about the streets Im thinking what streets? lol
Street anthems are just that, street.
This is Pop music.
Lil Wayne is a pop icon and Im proud even though I cant stand his music, cause well he has made his way.
i saw projections go from 600+ to 700+ to 975+ in a matter of days.
RT @BIRDMAN5STAR: .C4.BMJR We Tha Busine$$.YMCMBillionaire mind$
Fuck this jegging wearing homo & his salesyall keep supporting the gay movement
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................Lil Wayne's 'Carter IV' Debuts at No. 1 With 964,000 Sold
September 06, 2011
By Keith Caulfield (@keith_caulfield), Los Angeles
http://www.billboard.biz/bbbiz/indu...arter-iv-debuts-at-no-1-with-1005340572.story
It's official: Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter IV" has sold 964,000 in its first week according to Nielsen SoundScan, easily enabling its No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200 chart. It is his third No. 1 album following "Tha Carter III" and "I Am Not a Human Being."
"Carter IV" earns the biggest sales week for a hip-hop album (or any set by a male artist), since his own "Carter III" bowed with 1.01 million on the June 28, 2008 chart. "Carter IV" also marks 2011's second-biggest frame, behind Lady Gaga's 1.11 million debut with "Born This Way."
Of course, Gaga's first week was bolstered by two days' worth of 99-cent sale pricing from AmazonMP3's store. "Carter IV" managed to sell nearly a million without such tactics. It's estimated that AmazonMP3 sold upwards of 440,000 downloads of its 99-cent "Born This Way" album.
Speaking of downloads, "Carter IV" shifted 362,000 digital copies in its first week. That marks the second-largest digital sales week of all time for an album; again, behind "Born This Way," with 662,000 downloads.
However, while SoundScan does not disclose retailer-specific figures, sources say "Carter" easily broke the U.S. iTunes Store's single-week album sales record, with around 345,000 sold via iTunes.
Lil Wayne Beats 'Watch the Throne' -- 'Carter IV' Breaks iTunes Single-Week Album Sales Record
"Tha Carter IV" is off to a fast start courtesy of both a hot single and an eve-of-release performance by Wayne on the highly rated MTV Video Music Awards telecast (Aug. 28). His "How to Love" single is his first top 10 hit as a lead artist on the Pop Songs chart since 2008 when "Lollipop" ("Tha Carter III's" first single) went to No. 5. "Love" is in fact only his second top 10 on the Pop Songs tally, after "Lollipop."
Also, figure that the "Carter" name brand carries weight with fans, much in the same way the word "blueprint" makes Jay-Z aficionados take notice. He's had three "Blueprint" albums to date: All debuted at No. 1 with over 400,000 sold in their respective first weeks.
A full recap of the week's top 10 selling albums and digital songs will follow tomorrow morning.