Yela on Em (Complex "Breaking Bad")

[EminemBase]

Em hasn't sold anywhere near as many records as The Beatles though. I know he was probably sort of, just saying that half-joking...

But The Beatles have apparently sold hundreds of millions.

Yela was talking about the 2000s decade. Eminem sold 32m & The Beatles sold around 31m (in the U.S.)...

I was responding to EmBase saying this, but then I saw your post. He was defiantly talking about the 2000s.

It was a good read, thanks for posting!

Oh okay, well... it's not that amazing though.

Considering The Beatles were active in the 60s and have been disbanded for over thirty years lmao. And Eminem's prime was the 2000s.

What's more amazing is the fact despite The Beatles being split up for over thirty years, they still managed to sell NEARLY AS MUCH as EMINEM, in his PRIME.

[Innovation]

Oh okay, well... it's not that amazing though.

Considering The Beatles were active in the 60s and have been disbanded for over thirty years lmao. And Eminem's prime was the 2000s.

What's more amazing is the fact despite The Beatles being split up for over thirty years, they still managed to sell NEARLY AS MUCH as EMINEM, in his PRIME.

No doubt. What The Beatles have achieved is spectacular. We may never see commercial success to that extent again (in regards to how much their selling to when they split up).

It's still cool how Eminem was the only artist to out sell them.

[momentsgolden]

Em hasn't sold anywhere near as many records as The Beatles though. I know he was probably sort of, just saying that half-joking...

But The Beatles have apparently sold hundreds of millions.

Yela was talking about the 2000s decade. Eminem sold 32m & The Beatles sold around 31m (in the U.S.)...

Sales depress me. Like, the way people consume music in general now is SO different than 50 years ago sales do so little justice to the audience people can now reach. Plus, giving an artist just due is increasingly rare