'21' back up to #1 this week, for a 17th week at #1 and a 25th straight week top 2 :D Someone Like You holds at #30 and Set Fire To The Rain up to another new peak of #11! (19 up to #3 again as well, but that's not for this thread :kink:)

 

EDIT: Oh, this post should probably be in the chart runs thread shouldn't it :P Only SFTTR's new peak is relevant to this thread

Edited July 17, 201113 yr by Bré

This will be one of the biggest albums this decade! she is still smashing the charts WW :D

Seemingly she is number one in Slovenia.

Maybe someone can double check it and modify on 1st page

Number 1 again in Ireland this week

21 weeks at number 1 for '21' in Ireland :funky:

In the six months since its release Adele’s ‘21’ has only spent 5 weeks off the No1 spot (and never below No2). This week she celebrates not only 21 weeks at the top of the Album Chart but also takes the crown for the most weeks at No1 for any album in recent Irish chart history, breaking the 20 week record that has stood for 16 years for Oasis’ ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory’. Ireland

 

Top 100 Albums

 

01. (01) 21 - Adele ***21 weeks at No. 1***

05. (03) 19 - Adele

:arrr:

What happened to my edited post?

 

Anyway, I was saying Adele is increasing projected sales for '21' almost everywhere this week. Is this due to the release of the ITUNES Festival EP?

She's got to 1 in Slovenia, jumped 9-6 in Italy, projected to be back to no.1 in UK and US and who knows what happens on others I haven't checked?

 

Edited July 22, 201113 yr by Fahrenheit

Almost 8 million :D

 

she is reaching the next million mark so quickly! :cheer:

Set Fire to the Rain is up 5 to number 45 in Australia :)

'21' has sold another 77,130 this week in the USA (going back to #1 for an 11th non-consecutive week) bringing its total sales to 2,750,250 :D

 

Her iTunes Festival EP also climbs 12 places to #50, with another 8,745 sales bringing its total to 16,370 :D

Edited July 28, 201113 yr by Bré

21 is up to #3 in Spain! :o Rolling in the Deep is also up to #12!

RITD has now sold 4,692,000 in the US and 679,600 here. :D

According to Mediatrafic, RITD has sold 7,000,000 worldwide.

The album '21' has sold 9,5 millions WW

 

And '21' was no 1 in Belgium (Wallonia) for 3 weeks . Please modify on 1st page . This is her chart run there:

11-3-4-4-3-3-5-6-6-7-9-8-8-5-4-4-6-5-8-3-6-3-2-2-2-3-2-2-1-1-1-3-EC

 

Edited September 4, 201113 yr by Fahrenheit

'21' at #2 in it's 32nd week in the Netherlands, with only one week outside of the top 2. I believe she's had 26 weeks at #1, with more to come

'Rolling in the Deep' finally reaches the Spanish top 10 this week, after 29 weeks on chart, its new peak is #8! 'Someone Like You' is also new there at #23 :D

"Rolling In The Deep" tops the 5 million mark in digital sales this week. It's the first song to sell 5 million digital copies in a calendar year. It streaked to 5 million in just 35 weeks, faster than any other song in digital history. The old record was held by the Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling," which topped the 5 million mark in its 36th week.

 

 

 

Worldwide sales are now at 12.43 million, only just trailing The Fame on 13.26, so it'll overtake in a couple of weeks' time :D

Worldwide sales are now at 12.43 million, only just trailing The Fame on 13.26, so it'll overtake in a couple of weeks' time :D

 

A couple of weeks? How much is it selling worldwide per week? It's still doing 100k+ per week in the USA and might do 45k? in the UK this week (which will probably increase to nearly if not above the 100k mark in the coming weeks), so that's around 145-200k-ish (plus its sales outside the UK/US) per week for the rest of the year - its non-UK/US sales would have to be pretty considerable for it to close an 830k gap in 'a couple of weeks'. I dunno though. Should hopefully do it by the end of the year or January at the very latest.

Edited November 26, 201113 yr by Bré

Oops! :lol: I didn't realise it was around a million out, although I think it will definitely be done by mid-January.

Edited November 26, 201113 yr by THEO.

I don't know whether to count Live at the Royal Albert Hall's chart position from the mixed videos chart (#32) or the music videos chart (#3). The latter is obviously more impressive, but which is the official placing?

I don't know whether to count Live at the Royal Albert Hall's chart position from the mixed videos chart (#32) or the music videos chart (#3). The latter is obviously more impressive, but which is the official placing?

 

I'd say the first chart is the official one, as it's all DVD's combined. The Music Video Chart is a bit like the Dance or Urban Chart with songs