So I haven't updated my lil old Blog in weeks,
nothing exciting going on right now
but I'll be sure 2 update very soon
until then
xoxoxoxox
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Farewell Michael....
I can't express how moved I was by his memorial serivce
that was aired!!!
MTV good job!
CNN,bad job!( local news in the middle of the service?)
Anyway I believe each and every artist made MJ proud!
=(
Michael you are now at peace.
love is god,god is love.
He has now returned 2 glory!
LONG LIVE THE KING!
Monday, July 6, 2009
Sunday, July 5, 2009
First Pic Of Lauren London Preggy
Thisis50.com has posted a pic of the new baby mother of Lil Wayne.
How many kids is this for Lil Wayne now?
Smh,i don't know what 2 think of this but congrats!
How many kids is this for Lil Wayne now?
Smh,i don't know what 2 think of this but congrats!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Who's Bad?
Michael Jackson,DUH!!!!!!
Even in death he's still top of the charts!!!!
How amazing is this?
R.I.P LONG LIVE THE KING
The King of Pop returned to the top of the music charts this week.
Sales of Michael Jackson's music shot up drastically after his death on Thursday, and on Wednesday, Billboard reported that Michael sold over 415,000 copies of his albums this week, including "Thriller" and "Off The Wall."
Two greatest hits compilations, "Number Ones" and "The Essential Michael Jackson," topped the charts with sales of 108,000 and 102,000, respectively, with "Thriller" following closely with 101,000 copies.
The albums will not appear in the Billboard 200 chart due to their status as catalog releases - albums more than 18 months old that have fallen off the top half of the Billboard 200 chart - but on the Top Comprehensive Albums tally, Jackson's top three albums take the top three spots, with the Black Eyed Peas' "The E.N.D." following at No. 4 with over 88,000 copies.
Michael's impressive numbers set a few chart records - it's the first time a catalog release (much less three of them) has outsold a Billboard 200 No. 1, and he set records for the Hot Digital Songs chart with 25 songs charting and the Digital Albums chart, where he notched six of the top 10 spots.
And Michael also holds a staggering nine out of the top 10 spots on the Top Pop Catalog Albums chart.
By contrast, he sold 10,000 total of his releases in the previous week - and a grand total of 297,000 through 2009 thus far, a number eclipsed by this week's sales.
In the wake of his death on Thursday, fans flocked to stores such as Amazon.com and iTunes to purchase the singer's music, driving his past hits back up the charts.
Even in death he's still top of the charts!!!!
How amazing is this?
R.I.P LONG LIVE THE KING
The King of Pop returned to the top of the music charts this week.
Sales of Michael Jackson's music shot up drastically after his death on Thursday, and on Wednesday, Billboard reported that Michael sold over 415,000 copies of his albums this week, including "Thriller" and "Off The Wall."
Two greatest hits compilations, "Number Ones" and "The Essential Michael Jackson," topped the charts with sales of 108,000 and 102,000, respectively, with "Thriller" following closely with 101,000 copies.
The albums will not appear in the Billboard 200 chart due to their status as catalog releases - albums more than 18 months old that have fallen off the top half of the Billboard 200 chart - but on the Top Comprehensive Albums tally, Jackson's top three albums take the top three spots, with the Black Eyed Peas' "The E.N.D." following at No. 4 with over 88,000 copies.
Michael's impressive numbers set a few chart records - it's the first time a catalog release (much less three of them) has outsold a Billboard 200 No. 1, and he set records for the Hot Digital Songs chart with 25 songs charting and the Digital Albums chart, where he notched six of the top 10 spots.
And Michael also holds a staggering nine out of the top 10 spots on the Top Pop Catalog Albums chart.
By contrast, he sold 10,000 total of his releases in the previous week - and a grand total of 297,000 through 2009 thus far, a number eclipsed by this week's sales.
In the wake of his death on Thursday, fans flocked to stores such as Amazon.com and iTunes to purchase the singer's music, driving his past hits back up the charts.
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