Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 8/18/2013 (Kendrick Lamar Crosses Platinum)

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Siqnih Da Trapper;6180201 said:
Them pics is k Michele?? Bc I never seen her b4 I kno y'all gon be like .. "damn this nigga living under a rock" literally I never seen her show.. I hear people on my timeline saying how thick she is and shit

I don't watch basketball wives or whatever so I didn't know what she looked like either. I just knew she was a singer. Seen a pic of dat ass and I was like Daaayummm
 
BlackGerald;6181349 said:
Siqnih Da Trapper;6180201 said:
Them pics is k Michele?? Bc I never seen her b4 I kno y'all gon be like .. "damn this nigga living under a rock" literally I never seen her show.. I hear people on my timeline saying how thick she is and shit

I don't watch basketball wives or whatever so I didn't know what she looked like either. I just knew she was a singer. Seen a pic of dat ass and I was like Daaayummm

She ain't on Basketball Wives bruh lol
 
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This week, Kendrick Lamar’s album “good kid, m.A.A.d city” finally reached 1,000,000 in sales. Now that he has the sales to match the lofty critical acclaim that his album received, what is next for the Compton MC? Overcoming the daunting sophomore curse.

Many prominent artists that have ever made a mark in Hip-Hop tend to have made that mark with their major label debut album. However, many of them fail to reach the same level of quality in their music on their second attempt. This can be said about the commercial success of those albums too. This could be explained by a number of factors: they shot their proverbial load and don’t have much left to say; their allure has diminished and therefore no longer seem like that breath of fresh air they once were or; a change in environments such as: new labels and producers. Kendrick Lamar now has these potential issues to overcome.

Article continued here:http://thekoalition.com/2013/08/kendrick-lamar-beat-sophomore-curse/

So will Kendrick's album succeed over his first?
 
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dalyricalbandit;6181255 said:
#4. Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines - 48,000 (291,000)

this shit is still shocking to me, biggest song of the year is on this album and its not really selling guess folks just buying that single

More proof that artist development is needed for longevity in sales.

 
Mr_Kennedy;6181761 said:
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This week, Kendrick Lamar’s album “good kid, m.A.A.d city” finally reached 1,000,000 in sales. Now that he has the sales to match the lofty critical acclaim that his album received, what is next for the Compton MC? Overcoming the daunting sophomore curse.

Many prominent artists that have ever made a mark in Hip-Hop tend to have made that mark with their major label debut album. However, many of them fail to reach the same level of quality in their music on their second attempt. This can be said about the commercial success of those albums too. This could be explained by a number of factors: they shot their proverbial load and don’t have much left to say; their allure has diminished and therefore no longer seem like that breath of fresh air they once were or; a change in environments such as: new labels and producers. Kendrick Lamar now has these potential issues to overcome.

Article continued here:http://thekoalition.com/2013/08/kendrick-lamar-beat-sophomore-curse/

So will Kendrick's album succeed over his first?

K Dot still has a lot more to prove. With all the competition in the air, he put pressure on his peers and himself to make a classic sophomore album. He is the artist that is in it for keeps.
 

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