So does that mean 200m people have listened to one of her songs in the past wk?
Forgive my ignorance!
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Yep understood, I didn't really mean 200m individual people.Timmy94 wrote:You are almost right... I'd just rather say that in that certain week, Adele's songs have been heard 217 mio. times.
People can have heard certain songs multiple times, so we can't say that this airplay impression = people that heard the songs. So for example 22 mio. people could've heard 10 songs of Adele each last week, which would also result into an airplay impression of 217 mio.
They are both still high.arab wrote:Rolling In The Deep: 22.209arab wrote:9. ADELE - Rumour Has It: 95.710 (- 0.769)
14. ADELE - Set Fire To The Rain: 68.437 (- 1.009)
Someone Like You: 31.052
217.408mln AI combined
Yep, you're right, that will make 60 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.Timmy94 wrote:Are you sure? 21 has been in the top 10 since the 10th week consecutively. If it's still in the top 10 tomorrow, its 69th week, this will be 60 consecutive weeks in the top 10.innocenteyes wrote:If the album is still Top 10 on the ARIA chart tomorrow, which is highly likely, it will have the longest consecutive run in the Top 10, tied with P!nk's I'm Not Dead.
P!nk's I'm Not Dead has been in the top 10 from its 15th to its 76th week consecutively, which means 62 weeks.
So if 21 is in the top 10 tomorrow, it still needs 2 weeks to do equal to I'm Not Dead and another week, to take over it.
Cool. So we are pretty much guaranteed to see Adele breaking yet another record in 3 wks time.innocenteyes wrote:Yep, you're right, that will make 60 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.Timmy94 wrote:Are you sure? 21 has been in the top 10 since the 10th week consecutively. If it's still in the top 10 tomorrow, its 69th week, this will be 60 consecutive weeks in the top 10.innocenteyes wrote:If the album is still Top 10 on the ARIA chart tomorrow, which is highly likely, it will have the longest consecutive run in the Top 10, tied with P!nk's I'm Not Dead.
P!nk's I'm Not Dead has been in the top 10 from its 15th to its 76th week consecutively, which means 62 weeks.
So if 21 is in the top 10 tomorrow, it still needs 2 weeks to do equal to I'm Not Dead and another week, to take over it.
P!nk's I'm Not Dead spent 62 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.
Brothers In Arms and Come On Over spent 61 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.
I wonder what sort of effect a BBC3 showing will have on 21's sales. I would imagine it'll be pretty small, but there's bound to be some positive impact.NorfolkScot wrote:BBC3 showing the Royal Albert Hall concert tonight in the UK.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/programmes/schedules
21.5 million by mediatrafficjochen wrote:how much did her 21 album sold ww by now? i lost track.
It will be small, here is a reading took a few hours ago itunes.rundmck wrote:I wonder what sort of effect a BBC3 showing will have on 21's sales. I would imagine it'll be pretty small, but there's bound to be some positive impact.NorfolkScot wrote:BBC3 showing the Royal Albert Hall concert tonight in the UK.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/programmes/schedules
arab wrote:Mediatraffic
'19' Sales History (2011-2012)
24.000 - 27.000 - 41.000 - 43.000 - 41.000 - 63.000 - 72.000 - 72.000 - 65.000 - 61.000 - 67.000 - 93.000 - 58.000 - 60.000 - 59.000 - 54.000 - 58.000 - 59.000 - 55.000 - 52.000 - 57.000 - 55.000 - 60.000 - 66.000 - 49.000 - 45.000 - 49.000 - 51.000 - 50.000 - 47.000 - 46.000 - 46.000 - 53.000 - 59.000 - 57.000 - 49.000 - 44.000 - 42.000 - 45.000 - 50.000 - 49.000 - 45.000 - 45.000 - 40.000 - 44.000 - 52.000 - 56.000 - 70.000 – 92.000 – 137.000 – 71.000 – 52.000 - 44.000 - 40.000 - 42.000 - 42.000 - 60.000 - 131.000 - 84.000 – 71.000 – 54.000 – 52.000 – 42.000 – 39.000 – 48.000 – 38.000 – 33.000 – 31.000 – 31.000 – 34.000
1.039.000 (2012 total)
3.817.000 TOTAL
19 ~5.19mln (+ ~300k outside top 40)
I just noticed this little discrepancy in 19's reported ww sales figures, so I thought I would flag it up in case Arab needs to adjust his database.NorfolkScot wrote:Media Traffic
Adele's '21' slides one slot at no.3 (down 9% to 161.000 sales), her former set '19' ranks at no.24 in its 81st week with 31.000 sales. This album sold 5,4 million copies so far, '21' is at 21,44 million now.
LOLOLcooldeepak wrote:Mr N.S. u r small
No Timmy, the total since 2011 is 3.817 million, as Arab has correctly put in his regular post. Those sales are indisputable within the 'Mediatraffic reasoning', as they have been tracked since 19 started selling well again upon the release of 21 at the start of 2011.Timmy94 wrote:@rundmck: The 5.19 mio. are just since 2011, while Mediatraffic shows the entire sales of 19...
I think it's correct, cause when you add the sales outside top 40(~300k), then total sales will go up to ~5.49mlnrundmck wrote:I just noticed this little discrepancy in 19's reported ww sales figures, so I thought I would flag it up in case Arab needs to adjust his database.
That's great, thanks Arabarab wrote:I think it's correct, cause when you add the sales outside top 40(~300k), then total sales will go up to ~5.49mlnrundmck wrote:I just noticed this little discrepancy in 19's reported ww sales figures, so I thought I would flag it up in case Arab needs to adjust his database.
The tracks don't seem to be moving up, but the albums arerundmck wrote:I just did a Twitter search for 'Adele BBC3'. Loads of really positive comments. Spotted this one, which is a good example of the promo effect:
"Adele on bbc3 wow!!...amazing voice...she makes it look effortless!! #mustbuythealbum"