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arab do you know when streaming activity is measured? Is it a weekly measure (like sales)? If that's the case, which day does it start (monday-sunday for sales, for example). Or is it a one-day mesure (like radio, on wednesday). If so, which day?
Do you think guys that it could debut this week on Hot 100, due to radio airplay? Of course there would be 0 downloads, but can radio be strong enough to make her debut in the 90-100 range?
Kelly Clarkson's My life Would Suck Without You did it. It jumped from #97 to #1. So of course it was not registered as a debut :-?
I hope not, I wish taylor could really make one more chart-history fact!
Depending on how big this song turns out to be and how big the album is I think we will see Speak Now cross the 5 million mark 3 back to back 5xplatinum albums who else?.....and they say people don't buy albums anymore
We are never ever ever getting back together.....like ever
speak Now is like 900k away from 5 million though LOL... it might take like 4 years for it to reach that if ever it does. I think it will reach 4.5m thanks to the new hype and stuff
4th
era and she's still America's Sweetheart. It's really impressive
considering current trends/market. Big respect!
u know she is also sweetheart of india
every teen girl and every teen boy in my country who follows english music loves taylor swift
only shakira beats her in popularity here ;)
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Ultimate Faves :- " true legends - The Beatles, Queen - Britney, Prince
- Justin Timberlake, True Soul - Adele, Sweetheart -
Taylor Swift "
TAYLOR SWIFT - SPEAK NOW
Gold Certification (Album) Friday, November 26, 2010
UNIVERSAL MUSIC (MERCURY)
Released Monday, October 25, 2010
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TAYLOR SWIFT - TAYLOR SWIFT
Silver Certification (Album) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Monday, August 03, 2009
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TAYLOR SWIFT - LOVE STORY
Gold Certification (Single) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Saturday, February 14, 2009
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TAYLOR SWIFT - FEARLESS
Platinum Certification (Album) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Monday, March 09, 2009
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TAYLOR SWIFT - SPEAK NOW
Gold Certification (Album) Friday, November 26, 2010
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Released Monday, October 25, 2010
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TAYLOR SWIFT - TAYLOR SWIFT
Silver Certification (Album) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Monday, August 03, 2009
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TAYLOR SWIFT - LOVE STORY
Gold Certification (Single) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Saturday, February 14, 2009
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TAYLOR SWIFT - FEARLESS
Platinum Certification (Album) Friday, February 12, 2010
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Released Monday, March 09, 2009
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Ohhhh yaay now i can actually say she had a succesful era there. I really think this album can surpass Fearless in sales in the UK if she releases the Ed Sheeran single.
The title of Taylor Swift's new single clearly isn't about her relationship with radio or her adoring buying public.
"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," the first single from Swift's fourth studio album "Red," due Oct. 22, appears headed for the upper reaches of next week's Billboard Hot 100 chart, thanks to its immediate acceptance across multiple radio formats and a projected record first-week digital sales total.
Taylor Swift Announces 'Red' Album, New Single
After being serviced to radio late yesterday (Aug. 13) jointly by Big Machine and Universal Republic Records, "Never" has accrued approximately 30 million in all-format radio audience in less than 24 hours, according to Nielsen BDS. With that audience total, "Never" is already among the last seven days' 40 most-played titles across all formats.
Also commercially released to iTunes and Google Play late yesterday, and to other digital retailers today (14), "Never" has the retail record books in its sights. Industry sources suggest that the song may sell between 450,000 to 500,000 downloads by the end of the Nielsen SoundScan tracking week on Sunday (19). That large a sum could earn "Never" the biggest sales debut for a digital song by a woman, as well as a career-high sales week for the country/pop superstar.
If it surpasses 448,000, "Never" will earn the largest debut for a digital song by a female artist. Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" holds the mark among women, having launched at No. 1 on Billboard's Digital Songs chart dated Feb. 26, 2011. (Impressively, "Born" racked 448,000 after only three days on sale, having bowed Friday, Feb. 11, 2011. (The SoundScan tracking week ends on Sunday each week). Swift's "Never" will start with a little more than six days' worth of sales.
As for Swift, her best sales week was tallied with "Love Story," which sold 360,000 over Christmas week of 2008 (on the Digital Songs chart dated Jan. 10, 2009). Her highest debut week came courtesy of "Today Was a Fairytale," which sold 325,000 on the Feb. 6, 2010, Digital Songs chart.
Since her arrival in 2006, Swift has sold 17.8 million albums in the U.S. and 47.6 million digital tracks, according to SoundScan. In its 2011 year-end report, Nielsen named Swift the No. 5-best-selling digital songs artist, and the top such country act, of the digital era.
While the sales of "Never" will not factor into this week's Hot 100 - highlights of which will be revealed tomorrow morning on Billboard.com and Billboard.biz - as it was released following the chart's sales tracking period (which ended Sunday), the Hot 100's airplay tracking week runs on a Wednesday-through-Tuesday cycle. Thus, the song's approximate 30 million in audience so far should enable a debut in the chart's lower half this week before its first sales frame helps propel it to the upper ranks of next week's Hot 100.
Could "Never" soar to No. 1 on the Hot 100 next week? Possibly. As a comparison, Justin Bieber launched at No. 2 the week of April 14 with "Boyfriend," thanks to 521,000 in first-week sales and 49 million in opening-week audience. As "Never" could debut with a similar, if slightly less, sales sum and a likely higher audience total, a top five Hot 100 rank, at least, next week appears possible.
The official debut sales frame for "Never," according to SoundScan, will be released on the morning of Wednesday, Aug. 22. Highlights of next week's Hot 100, including the rank of "Never," will post on Billboard's websites the same day.
RADIO-ACTIVE COUNTRY HIT
With Billboard's Nielsen BDS-based genre airplay charts on a Monday-through-Sunday cycle, "Never" is off to a fast start at numerous formats as of this afternoon. On the building charts as of 4 p.m. ET today, the song ranked at No. 4 on Country Songs, No. 10 on Adult Contemporary, No. 16 on Pop Songs, No. 18 on Adult Pop Songs and No. 37 on Rhythmic.
As the end of Clear Channel's intense airplay of the song after tonight could level off its airplay throughout the week, a top 20 debut for "Never" on the Country chart seems more probable than a top five or top 10 start. (Highlights of Billboard's genre airplay charts will be released Monday (20) on Billboard.com.)
"It took just one listen to realize how huge this song will be."
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