Early preliminary figures are in for
Michael Jackson, R. Kelly, Ciara, and
Diddy-Dirty Money and what they expected to sell in their opening week.The
King of Pop’s posthumous new album,
Michael, is heading for a strong debut, with an estimated
225-250,000 copies being sold in its first week, according to
HITS Daily Double.And in R&B ,
R. Kelly is set to make a comeback the charts with his well-received album Love Letter, which should sell an estimated
150-160,000.But the other first-week sales aren’t looking too good. Despite a hefty promotional campaign,
Diddy-Dirty Money’s delayed album
'Last Train to Paris' is only going to move
60-65,000 copies. R&B singer & songwriter
Tank is on pace to sell
40-45,000 units of his new album
'Now or Never', while
Ciara’s Basic Instinct figures are projected at an all time low for her at
35-40,000.Well we know who's X-Mas stocking will be filled with
lumps of coal this holiday season.Womp!I guess she can change the name to
'Basic Extinct'.She can join Soulja Boy and T.I in the
ATL flop section. More Ci-error at her
flop album release party coming up...
