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Eminem had a 2002 album that sold 10 million copies, a 2004 album that sold 5 million copies, a 2009 album that sold 2 million copies, and a 2010 album that sold 3 million copies, all just in domestic sales. (Each double that many or more counting foreign sales.) When exactly are you saying he wasn't popular for him to have become popular again?
Eminem had a 2002 album that sold 10 million copies, a 2004 album that sold 5 million copies, a 2009 album that sold 2 million copies, and a 2010 album that sold 3 million copies, all just in domestic sales. (Each double that many or more counting foreign sales.) When exactly are you saying he wasn't popular for him to have become popular again?
Its from a local radio show. When they talk about someone who is irrelevant, like a long reliever for the Twins, Vikings special teamer, anyone who plays for the Timberwolves, they have a sounder that says "WHO?" fairly loudly. I was saying it because whoever I posted mentioned some trophy I'd never heard of from a league I'd never heard of.Ric Flair?
Eminem had a 2002 album that sold 10 million copies, a 2004 album that sold 5 million copies, a 2009 album that sold 2 million copies, and a 2010 album that sold 3 million copies, all just in domestic sales. (Each double that many or more counting foreign sales.) When exactly are you saying he wasn't popular for him to have become popular again?
I suppose so, but that's still a ****load of albums, and the sales of the 2009 album were probably cannibalized, to an extent, but the release of the 2010 album not that long afterward.Mmm ... you sort of undercut your argument using numbers showing a largely downward trajectory of record sales between 2002 and 2010. Not to say that selling millions of CDs in a given year doesn't make an artist "popular" at some level. Then again, I presume that many of his 2002 fans may already be Chrysler customers.
Mmm ... you sort of undercut your argument using numbers showing a largely downward trajectory of record sales between 2002 and 2010. Not to say that selling millions of CDs in a given year doesn't make an artist "popular" at some level. Then again, I presume that many of his 2002 fans may already be Chrysler customers.
I agree, its hard to say he sold out for that commercial in any way when he's seen the best and worst Detroit has to offer and is "Imported from Detroit" himself.
