Britney Spears Blackout

Looks like ‘Circus’ wasn’t the only Britney album to shake up the charts this week. According to MTV.com ‘Blackout’ has made its way BACK in to the Billboard 200 after selling more than 4,600 copies and is now at #198.

Maybe now is the time to go out and buy those old Britney albums you never got round to getting in the past. Let’s get all EIGHT (if you include Greatest Hits: My Prerogative
and B in the Mix: The Remixes) of Britney’s albums in the charts! Wouldn’t that be epic?!

Source: BritneySpears.com
CREDIT: BritneySpearsBlackout.com

BSB Note: Blackout FTW “wink”

Top pop 100 albums:

#21 – Blackout
#30 – Blackout (Deluxe Edition)

Top pop 100 songs:

#21 – Piece of Me
#67 – Break The Ice
#74 – Gimme More
#99 – Toxic

Top pop 100 video’s:

#4 – Piece Of Me
#17 -Toxic
#37 – Baby One More Time
#41 – Slave
#46 – Gimme More
#67 – Oops!..I Did It Again
#69 – Gimme More (Clean version)
#78 – Break The Ice
#91 – Everytime

Top 100 songs:

#68 – Piece Of Me

Top 100 video’s:

#7 – Piece Of Me
#48 – Toxic

Source: Break The Ice
CREDIT: BTI / britneyspearsblackout.com

The VMA aftermath has Britney sittin pretty – in her Versace dress and on the charts!

The “Piece Of Me” song has re-entered the top 100 in iTunes’s “Top Songs” category coming in at #90, with Pink’s “So What” in the lead.

“Piece Of Me” also comes in at #32 in the “Top pop 100 songs” category with “Break The Ice” in 82nd and “Gimme More” at 88th.

Even the music videos have taken a turn for the better, with “Piece Of Me” coming in at #5 and “Toxic” at #60 in the ” Top Music Videos” category. A HUGE accomplishment! “Piece Of Me” also takes the #4 spot on the top 100 Pop Music Videos category, as well as “Toxic” (#20), “I’m A Slave 4 U (#38), “Gimme More” (#40), “Baby One More Time… (#58), “Oops!.. I Did It Again” (#61), “Break The Ice” (#66), and “Crazy Remix” at #100.

And just for shits & giggles, “Blackout” has moved up to #16 on the Top Pop Albums list on iTunes, as well as “Greatest Hits: My Prerogative” at #60.

See, a little promo never hurt anybody!

Source: Breathe Heavy
CREDIT: britneyspearsblackout.com

Britney – Blackout.
Week / # on chart / sold copies in a week / total sold copies
Week 1 : #2 290,048 (290,048)
Week 2 : #7 86,639 (376,687)
Week 3 : #23 51,520 (428,207)
Week 4 : #41 38,627 (466,834)
Week 5 : #41 28,704 (495,538)
Week 6 : #51 28,711 (524,249)
Week 7 : #53 34,120 (558,369)
Week 8 : #41 60,186 (618,555)
Week 9 : #34 38,441 (656,996)
Week 10 : #37 20,731 (677,727)
Week 11 : #35 16,507 (694,234)
Week 12 : #35 14,342 (708,576)
Week 13 : #48 12,786 (721,362)

Madonna – Hard Candy.
Week / # on chart / sold copies in a week / total sold copies
Week 1 : #1 279,522 (280,273)
Week 2 : #3 94,177 (374,450)
Week 3 : #8 53,302 (427,752)
Week 4 : #9 38,632 (466,384)
Week 5 : #11 31,791 (498,175)
Week 6 : #14 26,925 (525,100)
Week 7 : #31 19,149 (544,249)
Week 8 : #36 14,294 (558,543)
Week 9 : #46 11,867 (570,410)
Week 10 : #57 10,524 (580,934)
Week 11 : #63 9,027 (589,961)
Week 12 : #69 8,613 (598,574)
Week 13 : #85 7,259 (605,833)

Source: exhale / Britney Space

Finally!

Blackout has sold 2 022 075 worldwide and without promotion!

Source: Eve@Euphoria – Video Source: ermis@exhale

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Quote From Our Eclipse Member Britney’s Major Fan -Hi, this is my 4th chart update for y’all and it is a big one! After a request for more charts, i decided to do some ‘Britney Chart Research’ and here’s what i got!! >>>

Key
GREEN = Current Chart Position
RED = No.1 Position
BLACK = Other Details

Britney Singles:

Piece Of Me -

World Charts
Top 40 Singles: No.25 – Down 7 (Week 17) Peak Position: No.6
Global Dance Traxx Top 10: No.6 – Down 1 (Week 14) Peak Position: No.4

European Charts
European Top 100 Singles: No.38 – Down 8 (Week 14) Peak Position: No.5
MTV Euro Top 20: No.5
MTV Baltic Top 20: No.16
NRJ Euro Top 30: No.25 – Down 6
The Euro Hit 40: No.7
Europarade Top 30: No.12 – Up 9 (Week 10)

UK Charts
Top 40 Singles: No.42 – Down 5 (Week 21) Peak Position: No.2
HMV Top 100 Downloads: No.34
MTV Online Music Chart: No.11
Fresh40 Chart: No.11

US Charts
Billboard Hot 100 Singles: No-Entry

Sweden Charts
Swedish Top 60 Singles: No.47 – Down 6 (Week 21)
Swedish Dance Chart: No.10

Finland Charts
Finish Top 40 Singles: No.12 – Non-Mover (Week 14)
Finish Dance Chart: No.11

Denmark Charts
Denmark Top 40 Singles: No.12 – Down 4 (Week 15) Peak Position: No.4
Danish Dance Chart: No.16 – Down 8 (Week 14) Peak Position: No.1
Skala.FM Top 40: No.18 – Down 6

Germany Charts
German Top 100 Singles: No.28 – Up 1 (Week 10) Peak Position: No.7
German Top 100 Downloads: No.41

Austria Charts
Austrian Top 75 Singles: No.30 – Down 3 (Week 11)

Ireland Charts
Irish Top 50 Singles: No.44 – Down 5 (Week 18)
The Today FM Top 40 Chart: No.36 – Down 4 (Week 6)

Switzerland Charts
Swiss Top 100 Singles: No.46 – Down 7 (Week 15)

Australia Charts
Australian Top 50 Singles: No.16 – Down 1 (Week 11) Peak Position: No.2
Digital Track Chart: No.17 – Down 1 (Week 17) Peak Position: No.2
Physical Singles Chart (Downloads Not Included): No.13 – Up 1 (Week 11) Peak Position: No.2
Australian Dance Chart: No.1 – Non-Mover (Week 11) Peak Position: No.1
Australian Music Report Weekly Hot 100: No.25 – Down 12 (Week 19) Peak Position: No.9
Australia’s Take 40 Countdown: No.7

New Zealand Charts
New Zealand Top 40 Singles: No.17 – Up 2 (Week 17)

Canada Charts
Top 50 Digital Downloads: No.32 – Down 6 (Week 24)

Brazil Charts
Hot 100 Singles: No.8 – Down 5 (Week 14) Peak Position: No.1
Top 40 Dance Trax: No.12 – Down 4 (Week 12) Peak Position: No.1

Break The Ice -

World Charts
Top 40 Singles: No.29 – Up 11 (Week 2) Peak Position: No.29

European Charts
European Top 100 Singles: No.59 – Up 21 (Week 2)

UK Charts
Official Top 40 Singles: No.23 – Up 2 (Week 3) Peak Position: No.23
Hit40Uk Chart: No.28 – Up 5 (Week 2) Peak Position: No.28
HMV Top 40 Singles: No.9 – New-Entry Peak Position: No.9
HMV Top 100 Downloads: No.23

US Charts
BillBoard Hot 100 Singles: No.46 – Up 14 (Week 7)

Sweden Charts
Swedish Top 60 Singles: No.33 – Down 1 (Week 7)

Denmark Charts
Danish Dance Chart: No.4 – Up 18 (Week 2) Peak Position: No.4
Skala.FM Top 40: No.28 – New-Entry

Finland Charts
Finish Top 40 Singles: No.8 – Up 9 (Week 2)
Finish Dance Chart: No.25 – Re-Entry
NRJ Top 10: No.1

Germany Charts
German Top 100 Downloads: No.68

Ireland Charts
Irish Top 50 Singles: No.7 – Up 4 (Week 5) Peak Position: No.7
FM 104 Dublin Top 20 Chart: No.12
Today FM Chart: No.8 – New-Entry

Australia Charts
Top 40 Digital Track Chart: No.31 – Non-Mover (Week 3) Peak Position: No.31
2Day FM Hot 30 Countdown: No.24

Canada Charts
Top 50 Digital Downloads: No.9 – Up 5 (Week 8 )
The Hits Chart Radio Airplay: No.20 – Up 11

Gimme More

Australia Charts
Top 20 Dance Chart: No.16 – Down 3 (Week 27) Peak Position: No.1

Britney Albums:

Blackout

US: No.97 – Up 8 (Week 24) Peak Position: No.2
UK: No.43 – Up 13
Sweden: No-Entry (Top 60)
Finland: No-Entry (Top 40)
Norway: No-Entry (Top 40)
Denmark: No.33 – Up 4 (Week 20) Peak Position: No.6
Netherlands: No.88 – Up 7 (Week 7)
Germany: No-Entry (Top 100)
Austria: No-Entry (Top 75)
Ireland: No.13 – Non-Mover (Week 25) Peak Position: No.1
Switzerland: No-Entry (Top 100)
Australia: No.50 – Down 7 (Week 24) Peak Position: No.3 (PLATINUM)
New Zealand: No.23 – Down 7 (Week 18) (GOLD)
Canada: No.32 – Up 6 (Week 24)
Brazil: No.19 – Non-Mover (Week 23) Peak Position: No.1

Next Chart Update:- 26th April.

Source: Our Eclipse BSB Forum by member Britney’s Major Fan

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‘Blackout’ has currently sold over 2 million records since its release on October 31st, 2007! This number only counts the months November and December of 2007. This does not count January and February of 2008 so ‘Blackout’ has sold more then 2 million copies so far. The up to date number is currently unknown. This number is worldwide!

See it for yourself here!

Source: Osdia.es/Break The Ice

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‘Blackout’ sells 12,708 copies this week in the US alone. It has now sold a total of 743.000 copies in the US comming in at #47!
Source: Break The Ice

week 1 : 578,906 ( 578,906 ) Date: 11/3/2007
week 2 : 221,510 ( 800,416 ) -61.7% Date: 11/10/2007
week 3 : 160,051 ( 960,466 ) -27.7% Date: 11/17/2007
week 4 : 134,128 ( 1,094,595 ) -16.2% Date: 11/24/2007
week 5 : 75,682 ( 1,170,277 ) -43.6% Date: 12/1/2007
week 6 : 69,670 ( 1,239,947 ) -7.9% Date: 12/8/2007
week 7 : 76,452 ( 1,316,400 ) 9.7% Date: 12/15/2007
week 8 : 121,601 ( 1,438,001 ) 59.1% Date: 12/22/2007
week 9 : 77,105 ( 1,515,106 ) -36.6% Date: 12/29/2007
week 10 : 52,746 ( 1,567,852 ) -31.6% Date: 1/5/2008
week 11 : 40,304 ( 1,608,155 ) -23.6% Date: 1/12/2008

week 12 ; 37,289 ( 1,645,445 ) – 7.5% Date 1/19/2008

Europe : 324,651 ( est.)
North/South America : 1,050,275 ( est.)
Asia,Africa and Oceania: 270,519 ( est.)

Total Estimate : 1,645,445 ( est)

Source: ATRL/Extra Team Britney

Sales will probably increase this week in Europe because of the NRJ Award Blackout has received!

Blackout’ has risen 7 places on the Billboard 200 coming in at #34 this week with estimated sales of 60,000 copies!

See it for yourself here!

Source : Billboard/Hot As Ice

The following is from a article from US Magazine …..

Here’s one possible reason why Britney Spears hasn’t answered all the court’s phone calls for drug tests: she’s got a no. 1 album to promote!

Yes, despite being eclipsed by The Eagles for no. 1 on Billboard’s U.S. charts, Spears apparently still has what it takes abroad. The “Gimme More” singer finished last week as the no. 1 seller on Billboard’s European and Canadian charts, and took the top spot in U.S. digital downloads as well. Take that, Eagles!

Usmagazine.com has also learned that Spears’ record company, Jive, is already prepping the official release of the album’s second single, “Piece of Me,” produced by the people behind “Toxic.”

http://www.usmagazine.com/britney_spears_i…r_one_in_europe

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The following italicized article is from www.nbc5i.com:
The Eagles have soared to the top of the album charts, flying far higher than Britney Spears’ new album.
The classic rock group’s No. 1 debut on the Billboard Top 200 chart came about with a change in the publication’s policy.
Spears’ album “Blackout” would have been No. 1 with sales of 290,000 copies, but the Eagles massively outsold her, with sales of 711,000 copies of their “Long Road Out Of Eden” album. The policy change comes because the Eagles’ album was only sold through Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club stores.
Billboard never used to count albums that were sold exclusively through one retailer, but it has decided to change that because Wal-Mart was willing to share its sales data with Nielsen Soundscan.
Nielsen Soundscan counts music sales and Billboard uses those figures to determine the chart rankings.
The Eagles’ “Long Road Out of Eden” features four of the group’s longtime members: Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmidt.
The group will make its first-ever appearance at the Country Music Association’s awards show Wednesday.

Source.nbc5i/Break The Ice

BLACKOUT set all sorts of crazy records in its first week! Not only was it the biggest-sellingdigital album debut by a female artist in one week, but Britney has become the only woman whose first five studio albums have debuted in the top two slots on the chart.

Take that, Eagles.

Source: Britney.com/Jive/ONTD

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Here’s one possible reason why Britney Spears hasn’t answered all the court’s phone calls for drug tests: she’s got a no. 1 album to promote!

Yes, despite being eclipsed by The Eagles for no. 1 on Billboard’s U.S. charts, Spears apparently still has what it takes abroad. The “Gimme More” singer finished last week as the no. 1 seller on Billboard’s European and Canadian charts, and took the top spot in U.S. digital downloads as well. Take that, Eagles!

Usmagazine.com has also learned that Spears’ record company, Jive, is already prepping the official release of the album’s second single, “Piece of Me,” produced by the people behind “Toxic.”

Source: US Weekly

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