Spice Girls Net

U.S. iTunes Spice - #289

I'm pretty certain it was the tour opening anyway. I don't think it's changed.

iTunes UK 28. Shallow 96. Always Remember Us This Way 109. Rain On Me 114. Million Reasons 200. I'll Never Love Again

Stop should get to 100m in July on Spotify as it does 2m a month. Tomorrow it will reach 88m streams

Looking forward to this. Probably my favourite era along with TFM Can't believe it's been 10 years already :cry:

U.S. iTunes Spice #637

Thank you :) :heart:

Look out for some Spice Girls Net posts on Monday regarding sales ;)

Spice went 4x Platinum in Japan in the April of 1997 (800,000) That was 24 years ago, hasn’t been updated since and I can imagine they sold more copies during the rest of 1997, 1998 plus downloads and streaming units

Does your friend at FIMI have any access to sales totals? :wub: :wub:

Not sure how reliable this source is. It's a French music site with sales of Europe's Best Selling albums (updated in 2009) and some albums have been released since like Adele's 21 (10x Plat in Europe for 10m) 22. Spice (9,370,000) 106. Spiceworld (5,340,000) Best selling albums in Europe

Quite a few of these music videos are doing slightly better than expected and are now due to reach these milestones on this date Wannabe - 500m (Feb 10) Too Much - 20m (March 3) Say You'll Be There - 80m (March 24) Spice Up Your Life - 30m (April 21) Mama - 20m (May 24) Let Love Lead The Way - 6m (June 24) :kink: Viva Forever - 50m (Aug 20) Goodbye - 20m (December 20)

Yay! :cheer:

I have a question, Jay. Say you download a song off a Spice Girls/solo album (which counts as a sale) if you download the other 9-12 tracks at a different time does that album get a 'sale' too? Thanks

Definitely better to buy songs induvially (at least they'll count as a sale) :)

Slightly off topic but the BRITs certified Twitter page posted their usual Friday posts and it really bugs me that they never gave ‘STOP’ a tweet back in 2020, considering it was only a year after the tour and it’s pretty iconic and the only release between 96-00 to not reach #1 Even Black Eyed Peas got a post today from their 2003 single and surprise, surprise Ed Sheeran has another multi platinum single (4x Plat thanks to massively inflated streaming numbers)

Hoping that everyone is still streaming the song and watching the music video

Thank you, Jay for the breakdown. Much appreciated :) I wish they'd done a full sales update. Fingers crossed we get a SG one in July.

NBTSA is the best seller but on streaming it goes NBTSA - 18.4 million ITTY - 22.6 million (Both the album version and Hex Hector remix)

Increase in sales (the old figures were posted by the OCC in June 2017 What I Am - 10k (3.5 years) What Took You So Long - 26k (3.5 years) What I Am 224,000 (June 2017) 234,000 (January 2021) What Took You So Long 269,000 (June 2017) 295,000 (January 2021) :wub:

Increase in sales (the old figures were posted by the OCC in June 2017 What I Am - 10k (3.5 years) What Took You So Long - 26k (3.5 years) What I Am 224,000 (June 2017) 234,000 (January 2021) What Took You So Long 269,000 (June 2017) 295,000 (January 2021) :cheer: :wub:

What Took You So Long and the debut album are both 20 this April so maybe some casual downloading and a streaming push will help a little.

Nice to see that the OCC has given us updates for WTYSL and What I Am but it would be nice if they actually listed all of the sales, there’s only 10 to post

I love this woman so much. Watched it live on BBC news. I bet when she was 19 Gaga never imagined becoming the biggest pop star in the world and 12 years into her career singing at a President's Inauguration

It would be a shame, that after their 2007 and 2012 documentaries, if we didn't get any interviews for their 25th anniversary. Yes to some kind of new release because naturally that would help to boost their back catalogue and give fans something new to stream to coincide with such a big anniversary.