Maybe about 1 hundred thousand?
The four Twilight books have been sold in more than 25 million copies worldwide and 20 million of them have been sold in the USA alone.
Paramore sold 170,000 copies of their album Brand New Eyes in it's first week, landing them the #2 position on the Billboard album charts.
they sell both but usually 2nd gen
Store like Target, Canadian Tire, Super store and many more sell birthday party themes. Online sites or stores like eBay or Amazon also sell birthday party themes.
Garth Brooks (February 7, 1962) was the first man country singer who's album sold 10 million copies. Other people have accomplished things like that, Elvis Presley was one, and Taylor Swift sold all of her concert tickets in less than 8 hours! :)
No, but it is out now. And you can read the 1st chapter in Inkdeath in new copies of Inkheart.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone was published in the US on the 1st September 1998.The series wasn't popular or highly anticipated then so sales were low. Probably very few, it any, copies were sold on the second day. Sorcerer's Stone hit the best-sellers list in December 1998.The book has sold over 107 million copies worldwide.
Bailando was released on the 1st of January, 1996. This song was sang by Paradisio who are Belgian euro dance group. Bailando, which means, Dancing in Spanish, was very popular in many European countries and sold millions of copies.
well the 1st and 2nd did not sell will so am thinking no
Lil waynes first solo album was "tha block is hot" which sold over 1000000000 copies in the USA alone
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75,000 records then he went on and sold 100,000 copies 3 months later.he is the 1st rapper 2 sing 3 songs and 2 hooks without consulting his regency agent...he also made 5 apearences in the zimbabwae African cup for peace,,,,after goin to Alaska an dplanting the 1st ever apple tree in the Peterson alps.he made 7 million since 1999.4 years later he invented the double in hip hop recording.....this and more info can be found on THISISJADA.COM. REGARDS FRANKY WILSON