Tommy

TOP 50 after top 5 isn't a good achievement, I'm surprise that their label was believing that CTS may improve their album sale. Scooter Braun should help them to record something with Bieber or at least Carly.

And Rita is from Kosovo :)

Amazon very often do different promotions, they was selling Lady Gaga album for 0.99$. So probably current price of Cheryl and Justin album is a new promotion.

CTS isn't as good as GYC, so guys want focus on their upcoming album. They will release new song from new album in September, so probably they will have to send it to the radio stations in August. CTS doesn't have a much time to peak.

6th no.1 from one album. Amazing.

Over on the Digital Songs chart, Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" stays steady at No. 1, selling 292,000 downloads (down 1%) while Maroon 5's "Payphone" is also a non-mover at No. 2. It sold 230,000 last week (down 2%). Katy Perry's "Wide Awake" jumps 4-3 with 198,000 (up 14%) while Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" slips 3-4 with 195,000 (down 8%). Justin Bieber's "As Long As You Love Me" (not a cover of the Backstreet Boys) debuts at No. 5 with 168,000. Pitbull's "Back in Time" is stationary at No. 6 with 125,000 (down 5%), Usher's "Scream" sizzles 16-7 with 123,000 (up 28%) and Rihanna's "Where Have You Been" drops 7-8 with 122,000 (down 7%). Ellie Goulding's "Lights" hits the top 10 for the first time, ascending 12-9 with 121,000 (up 14%) while One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful" closes out the top 10, falling two rungs to No. 10. It sold 118,000 (down 6%).

Billboard.com estimates that he will sell this week 400-500k, and in second week he will sell at least 30% of 1 week sale. WMYB 2703k

I doesn't see here a serious competition for Cheryl& Bieber so probably next week this two will have another fight, fight for this number 1. And it's mean that Cheryl have a chance for two weeks on no.1 :cheer: or 0 :(

This data are from Billboard top 200 so it doesn't count last week, so 1D sold almost 820k, Bieber will sell this week around 400-500k, then 150-200, then around 100, so even in the best case for him he doesn't will overtake 1D soon, maybe never.

01 - 3,515,862 - 21 - Adele 02 - 861,753 - TUSKEGEE - Lionel Richie 03 - 803,500 - THE GREATEST HITS - Whitney Houston 04 - 779,100 - UP ALL NIGHT - One Direction 05 - 699,462 - NOW 41 - Various 06 - 544,578 - BLOWN AWAY - Carrie Underwood 07 - 523,723 - TAKE CARE - Drake 08 - 521,544 - PINK FRIDAY: ROMAN RELOADED - Nicki Minaj 09 - 509,428 - 19 - Adele 10 - 498,138 - TAILGATES AND TANLINES - Luke Bryan 11 - 494,025 - MAKING MIRRORS - Gotye 12 - 477,300 - MDNA - Madonna 13 - 444,734 - OWN THE NIGHT - Lady Antebellum 14 - 411,283 - WRECKING BALL - Bruce Springsteen 15 - 398,465 - EL CAMINO - Black Keys 16 - 395,292 - TALK THAT TALK - Rihanna 17 - 392,712 - THE HUNGER GAMES - Soundtrack 18 - 390,897 - MYLO XYLOTO - Coldplay 19 - 387,700 - A DIFFERENT KIND OF TRUTH - Van Halen 20 - 372,085 - STRONGER - Kelly Clarkson And their DVD sold 113250 copies.

One Direction's IFPI album sales according to global sales data and official national album charts. NB: actual sales data - USA, JAPAN, UNITED KINGDOM, GERMANY, FRANCE weighted sales data according to size of market using latest IFPI statistics - CANADA, AUSTRALIA, ITALY, SPAIN, BRAZIL, MEXICO, NETHERLANDS, SWITZERLAND, BELGIUM, SOUTH AFRICA, SWEDEN, AUSTRIA, NORWAY, DENMARK, FINLAND, IRELAND, ARGENTINA, CHILE, COLOMBIA, VENEZUELA, NEW ZEALAND, MALAYSIA, POLAND, PORTUGAL, HUNGARY, CZECH REPUBLIC, SLOVAKIA, GREECE & SOUTH KOREA Exception - albums with huge sales in these countries weighted higher. albums which place in most or all IFPI monitored countries get additional points for countries which have no official charts - RUSSIA, CHINA, INDIA, TURKEY, etc Week 1 - #11 Up All Night 148.000 Week 2 - #10 Up All Night 113.000 Week 3 - #17 Up All Night 96.000 Week 4 - #18 Up All Night 104.000 Week 5 - #27 Up All Night 107.000 Week 6 - #25 Up All Night 47.000 Week 7 - #35 Up All Night 26.000 Week 8 - #34 Up All Night 21.000 Week 9 - #35 Up All Night 18.000 Week 10 - xxx Week 11 - xxx Week 12 - #29 Up All Night 28.000 Week 13 - #25 Up All Night 36.000 Week 14 - #25 Up All Night 35.000 Week 15 - #30 Up All Night 34.000 Week 16 - #32 Up All Night 33.000 Week 17 - #2 UP All Night 246.000 Week 18 - #7 Up All Night 106.000 Week 19 - #6 Up All Night 91.000 Week 20 - #4 Up All Night 142.000 Week 21 - #4 Up All Night 116.000 Week 22 - #4 Up All Night 104.000 Week 23 - #4 Up All Night 96.000 Week 24 - #5 Up All Night 89.000 Week 25 - #9 Up All Night 78.000 Week 26 - #7 Up All Night 68.000 Week 27 - #6 Up All Night 71.000 Week 28 - #3 Up All Night 88.000 biggest sale increase this week Week 29 - #4 Up All Night 84.000 TOTAL: 2.225.000 + sale when they was out of the chart.

If you say so...

Hi there, Does anyone have a database covering all the singles that went Top 40 or 75 in the UK Charts from the 1950s until today? I know I can access the charts online however I am needing a database in excel or word. Thanks, Leszek

Considering on fact that your name is Leszek it's quite funny :P Everyone who doesn't like post like this is a Cheryl's loon? were?? It's just me ;)

Jesus Christ, we already know that you don't like Cheryl's music, so you do not have to remind that every day ;)

:blink: I have no idea why you can't accept FACT that some data are missing. And based on this: Jun 18 2012, 09:58 AM 1. Cheryl Cole - A Million Lights (Deluxe) 6. Justin Bieber - Believe (Deluxe) 10. Cheryl Cole - A Million Lights 28. Carrie Underwood - Blown Away 79. Carrie Underwood - Blown Away (Deluxe) No sign of the regular edition of Believe in the top 100. It's hard to believe that Bieber sold more than Cheryl on Itunes.

First day for Bieber, second day tie, and now Cheryl has a four days to overtake Bieber, it's very possible.

I didn't add a source because I found it on a few sites, and I have no idea which of them is a original source.

Bieber 13026 copies Cheryl 9,649 copies + Itunes

Justin Bieber's "Believe" album is on course to net the singer his best sales week yet -- and the biggest debut of the year. Industry sources suggest that the set, which came out today (June 19), may sell between 400,000 to 500,000 copies by the end of the tracking period on June 24.

Ed sold more than The Wanted :o

All i wanted to say is fact that Cheryl has more than 9k, and Bieber has more than 12.5k.

Don't forget about missing iTunes data.

Some guy wrote on some site that Cheryl sold 137 k copies of her album, and other guy on that site wrote that Cheryl is #2, so I think we should all chill down and wait for more reliable sources. http://www.northnews.co.uk/article/433

but all iTunes data is missing...