justin timberlake sold more albums than kanye or taylor swift.
justin timberlake sold more albums than kanye or taylor swift.
who sold more albums kanye or taylor swift?
justin timberlake
the incident was parodied at the 2009 country music association awards, in which after swift won the award for music video of the year, carrie underwood, who was hosting the awards with brad paisley, told paisley that she thought his video for "welcome to the future" was a great video as well. paisley thanked her and then thanked his producers for the video, at which time singer little jimmy dickens stepped on the stage and pushed brad paisley away from the microphone, saying, "excuse me. excuse me, sir. excuse me, i'll let you finish later. now, brad paisley, i know you had a nice video and all that, but taylor swift had the best video of all time. you go girl!" swift laughed in her seat. paisley then remarked, "what kind of security do we have if a 4'9" 88-year-old man gets by it?" earlier in the awards show, underwood and paisley's monologue was a duet paying tribute to the song "mamas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys", in which the first line was "mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be kanye". additionally, when taylor swift hosted "saturday night live", one part of her monologue (which was done in the form of a song ostensibly about all the things that she was not going to talk about) included bill hader and jason sudeikis as security men charged with preventing kanye west from coming on stage. she closed her monologue by saying "kanye west is "not" here." additionally when taylor lautner, who then was rumored to be dating swift, hosted snl, in his monologue he beats up a cardboard cutout of west. the incident is also referenced in eminem's single "no love", which he says "man, get these whack cocksuckers off stage/where the fuck is kanye when you need him?/snatch the mic from 'em, bitch, i'mma let you finish in a minute, yeah/the rap was tight/but i'm 'bout to spit the greatest verse of all time".
2009 mtv video music awards
"taylor swift" was released on october 24, 2006 with eleven tracks. swift was highly involved in the album packaging, designing doodle graphics herself. she also personally capitalized specific letters in the lyrics from each song to spell out hidden messages, a feat she would also execute for her succeeding albums. on november 6, 2007, the album was released under the title "taylor swift deluxe edition" for a limited time. the deluxe edition contained three new songs: "i'm only me when i'm with you", "invisible" and "a perfectly good heart", the radio edits for "teardrops on my guitar", and "our song", and swift's first phone conversation with tim mcgraw. the release also bore new artwork and a bonus dvd with all of swift's music videos at the time ("tim mcgraw", "teardrops on my guitar", and "our song"), behind-the-scenes footage of "teardrops on my guitar" and "our song" music videos, and a performance of "picture to burn", among other material. the american retail company target released an exclusive version of "taylor swift deluxe edition", with performances of swift during mcgraw and hill's soul2soul ii tour. a third and final edition appeared on march 18, 2008 with the original album artwork, including the three new songs from the "taylor swift deluxe edition", as well as the radio edit of "picture to burn," and an additional pop remix of "teardrops on my guitar". this version of the album was also released on vinyl in 2016. a karaoke version of "taylor swift" was released on january 27, 2009, containing the first fourteen tracks from the album on both cd+g and dvd.
taylor swift (album)