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Post by kat531 on Aug 14, 2016 11:39:21 GMT -5
Dr. Dre — 2001 is the fifth biggest selling rap album in the U.S. since Nielsen Music began tracking sales in 1991. Ahead of it are 50 Cent’s Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ (8.4 million), Nelly’s Country Grammar (8.6 million), Eminem’s The Eminem Show (10.7 million) and Eminem’s The Marshall Mathers LP (11 million).-Billboard Pretty cool that Interscope/ Shady Records took 4 of the top 5 spots. And that Em personally had something to do with all 4 of them. I really enjoy 2001; it's a great album. |
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Post by willowmoonblood on Aug 16, 2016 12:33:02 GMT -5
CURRENTLY 11 EMINEM SONGS ARE CHARTING ON ITUNES TOP 200 HIP-HOP/RAP SONGS linkNot surprised about "Without Me"...kinda surprised about "Shake That"  |
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Post by kat531 on Sept 10, 2016 11:40:47 GMT -5
Forbes Lists "Top Earning Hip-Hip Acts Of Past 10 Years" www.southpawer.com/2016/09/08/forbes-lists-top-earning-hip-hip-acts-of-past-10-years/Forbes Reports: Eminem proved you can still earn nine figures from nothing but music; he cashes in on his extensive catalogue of hits with lucrative live shows. Though 50 Cent has not appeared on the ranking since 2014 after a 2015 bankruptcy filing decimated his earnings, the Queens native still lands on this list from dollars deposited earlier in the decade. His biggest windfall: Coca-Cola’s $4.1 billion purchase of Vitaminwater parent Glacéau, in which 50 owned a stake. The 2007 sale netted him some $100 million. Dr. Dre accounted for one fifth of the cumulative $4.5 billion total earned by Hip-Hop Cash Kings in the last 10 years, banking more than any other rap star thanks largely to Apple’s $3 billion Beats buyout in 2014. #10 – Snoop Dogg (124M) #9 – Eminem (151M) #8 – Lil Wayne (161M) #7 – Drake (163M) #6 – Pharrell Williams (165.5M) #5 – Kanye West (224.5M) #4 – 50 Cent (238.5M) #3 – Puff Diddy (435M) #2 – Jay Z (501.5M) #1 – Dr. Dre (923M) |
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Post by kat531 on Sept 10, 2016 11:43:41 GMT -5
Forbes Releases Full List of "Hip-Hop Cash Kings of 2016" www.southpawer.com/2016/09/08/forbes-releases-full-list-of-hip-hop-cash-kings-of-2016/It’s been a comparatively quiet year for Marshall Mathers, who continues to cash in on his extensive catalogue of hits. He only played three shows during Forbes scoring period, but made them count: they were all at South American iterations of the Lollapalooza music festival in front of tens of thousands of fans.” 1. Diddy – $62 million 2. Jay Z – $53.5 million 3. Dr. Dre – $41 million 4. Drake – $38.5 million 5. Wiz Khalifa – $24 million 6. Nicki Minaj – $20.5 million 7. Pitbull – $20 million 8. Pharrell Williams – $19.5 million 9. Kendrick Lamar – $18.5 million 10. Birdman – $18 million 11. Kanye West – $17.5 million 12. Dj Khaled – $15 million 13. A$AP Rocky – $14.5 million 14. J. Cole – $14 million 15. Lil Wayne – $14 million 16. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – $14 million 17. Snoop Dogg – $12.5 million 18. Eminem – $11 million 19. Swizz Beatz – $10.5 million 20. Ludacris – $10 million 21. Rick Ross – $10 million |
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Post by Admin on Sept 10, 2016 22:29:14 GMT -5
Forbes Lists "Top Earning Hip-Hip Acts Of Past 10 Years" www.southpawer.com/2016/09/08/forbes-lists-top-earning-hip-hip-acts-of-past-10-years/Forbes Reports: Eminem proved you can still earn nine figures from nothing but music; he cashes in on his extensive catalogue of hits with lucrative live shows. Though 50 Cent has not appeared on the ranking since 2014 after a 2015 bankruptcy filing decimated his earnings, the Queens native still lands on this list from dollars deposited earlier in the decade. His biggest windfall: Coca-Cola’s $4.1 billion purchase of Vitaminwater parent Glacéau, in which 50 owned a stake. The 2007 sale netted him some $100 million. Dr. Dre accounted for one fifth of the cumulative $4.5 billion total earned by Hip-Hop Cash Kings in the last 10 years, banking more than any other rap star thanks largely to Apple’s $3 billion Beats buyout in 2014. #10 – Snoop Dogg (124M) #9 – Eminem (151M) #8 – Lil Wayne (161M) #7 – Drake (163M) #6 – Pharrell Williams (165.5M) #5 – Kanye West (224.5M) #4 – 50 Cent (238.5M) #3 – Puff Diddy (435M) #2 – Jay Z (501.5M) #1 – Dr. Dre (923M) Em's best years financially were probably 2000-2002 too. |
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Post by willowmoonblood on Oct 17, 2016 8:37:42 GMT -5
BILLBOARD LISTS “THE 10 HIGHEST SELLING RAP ALBUM SERIES OF ALL TIME”At more than 11 million sales, the original Marshall Mathers LP alone has outsold every other collection on this list. On its own, MMLP 2‘s 2.4 million sales would have just missed the top 10 mark. I love when stuff like this validates Em's hard work and contribution to the industry! :6z
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Post by me on Oct 17, 2016 9:44:10 GMT -5
BILLBOARD LISTS “THE 10 HIGHEST SELLING RAP ALBUM SERIES OF ALL TIME”At more than 11 million sales, the original Marshall Mathers LP alone has outsold every other collection on this list. On its own, MMLP 2‘s 2.4 million sales would have just missed the top 10 mark. I love when stuff like this validates Em's hard work and contribution to the industry! :6z Awesome awesome awesome! :4w But shouldn't The Eminem Show be on the list too? Or did I misunderstand the list? Hasn't TES sold over 10 million?  |
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Post by willowmoonblood on Oct 17, 2016 10:51:28 GMT -5
BILLBOARD LISTS “THE 10 HIGHEST SELLING RAP ALBUM SERIES OF ALL TIME”At more than 11 million sales, the original Marshall Mathers LP alone has outsold every other collection on this list. On its own, MMLP 2‘s 2.4 million sales would have just missed the top 10 mark. I love when stuff like this validates Em's hard work and contribution to the industry! :6z Awesome awesome awesome! :4w But shouldn't The Eminem Show be on the list too? Or did I misunderstand the list? Hasn't TES sold over 10 million? The list is only for albums that had 'sequels" Like the MMLP and MMLP2 There seemed to be some on there that had several albums in the group and still did not outsell's Em's two albums! |
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Post by me on Oct 17, 2016 11:04:27 GMT -5
Awesome awesome awesome! :4w But shouldn't The Eminem Show be on the list too? Or did I misunderstand the list? Hasn't TES sold over 10 million? The list is only for albums that had 'sequels" Like the MMLP and MMLP2 There seemed to be some on there that had several albums in the group and still did not outsell's Em's two albums! Well it does say "series", so it's kinda obvious...  k. bye... :ce But isn't there a TES 2? It's just not released yet? People just paid for it in advance? I would!   no? k. bye... |
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Post by cally on Oct 17, 2016 18:24:14 GMT -5
The list is only for albums that had 'sequels" Like the MMLP and MMLP2 There seemed to be some on there that had several albums in the group and still did not outsell's Em's two albums! Well it does say "series", so it's kinda obvious... k. bye... :ce But isn't there a TES 2? It's just not released yet? People just paid for it in advance? I would! no? k. bye... hahaha yes! the TES 2!!it will be release at the same time as that interview he did and never got out and that DVD tour from like 2010  |
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Post by GG102 on Oct 25, 2016 21:10:32 GMT -5
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Post by Admin on Nov 8, 2016 1:43:10 GMT -5
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Post by Admin on Nov 17, 2016 1:12:27 GMT -5
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Post by tcat on Nov 17, 2016 10:15:37 GMT -5
How can Lil Wayne have more top 10 hits than Em? I can't stand Lil Wayne. |
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Post by Admin on Dec 7, 2016 0:02:14 GMT -5
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