Just one more week and Adele will be 21 for ’21′! The Pop/Soul singer’s album has now spent 20 weeks at #1 on the United World Chart, extending her lead as 2011′s best-selling artist.
It seems like the only person who can combat Adele’s chart reign is Amy Winehouse. The late singer has once again claimed the top spot on the UK Albums Chart, denying her contemporary another shot at the crown. However, Adele isn’t going down without a fight.
Other artists in the industry are experiencing struggles on the charts but there are two acts who continue to climb to new heights. Adele and Lady GaGa have both achieved new career milestones, proving that there is still hope for commercial success.
Adele creeps closer to achieving 21 weeks at #1 with her ’21′ LP as the record continues its lead at the top. In fact, after 18 weeks at the chart summit, the album shows no signs of slowing down
Adele’s global domination continues to thunder onward as her ’21′ album has returned to the #1 spot for an incredible 18th week. The singer easily surpassed her nearest competitors, Beyonce and Lady GaGa, despite releasing her LP weeks before them.
Maybe 4 isn’t her lucky number after all. Following its #1 debut on the Unite World Chart last week, Beyonce’s ’4′ has already lost its grip of the top spot.
That Beyonce reign just won’t let up! The entertainer’s ’4′ album continues its lead on the UK Albums Chart, denying Adele and Lady GaGa another shot at the top spot.
Did you know that Flo Rida’s ‘Low (Ft. T-Pain)’ was the most successful Hip-Hop song on the Billboard Hot 100 in the 50-year period of 1958 to 2008?
The full video for David Guetta’s new single, ‘Where Dem Girls At?’, debuted moments ago. Featuring Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj, the visual for the Hip-Hop/Dance track was filmed in Los Angeles last month.
David Guetta exits the club and enjoys some sunlight in his new video for ‘Where Dem Girls At’. In this sneak peek, which features his collaborators Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj, the DJ gives viewers a glimpse of the party anthem’s unexpected visual. See the preview below: