

it just shows you that marketing is what truly sales records.
https://twitter.com/GMA/status/260720168903249920
and no this ain't hiphop but just imagine if we had rappers that could push units like that

and no this ain't hiphop but just imagine if we had rappers that could push units like that![]()
She's the biggest star in music right now, so not surprising.
and no this ain't hiphop but just imagine if we had rappers that could push units like that![]()
In 2001, Avex forced Hamasaki to release her first compilation album, A Best, on March 28, putting the album in "competition" with Hikaru Utada's second studio album, Distance. The "competition" between the two singers (which both claimed was merely a creation of their record companies and the media) was supposedly the reason for the success of the albums; Distance sold 3 million copies in its debut week and A Best sold 2,874,870 copies.[31]