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The Dream: ''1 illegal download effects 3,000 people''
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lol wat
Well at least he tried to sound intelligent...
Poh SIti Dawn
Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
And I'm guessing one legal buy affects 3,000 people? .99¢ iTunes song split 3000 ways lol
avon barksdale
i want my corners
He is right buy music like i do 
It doesn't have that big of an effect, people will put those 10 bucks on something else if we're looking at the bigger picture.
Now it's bad that people ain't buying cd's, but I'd say that the internet has done more good for the artists than damage. Now the labels on the other hand
Now it's bad that people ain't buying cd's, but I'd say that the internet has done more good for the artists than damage. Now the labels on the other hand
Carl Spackler
Banned
"No plateau to stand on"
Loud Still Coolin
Suppose be a IT cert like you coli nikkaz
Pool_Shark
Can’t move with me in this digital space
My iPod would make the whole industry go bankrupt.
he needs to give Ronald his hamburgers back, thats stealing too
NigerianDonDada
FFOE
The-Dream's new LP is not expected to sell many units in its first week.
The-Dream's dropped quite a few tracks from his fourth album leading up to its release, and despite scoring features from both Jay-Z and Beyonce for his singles, the Radio Killa's first sales week is looking relatively low. IV Play is expected to move between 18-21k copies, around a third of the first week sales of his last proper full length Love King, (not including 1977, which was a retail version of a free mixtape he released under his birth name).
The-Dream's dropped quite a few tracks from his fourth album leading up to its release, and despite scoring features from both Jay-Z and Beyonce for his singles, the Radio Killa's first sales week is looking relatively low. IV Play is expected to move between 18-21k copies, around a third of the first week sales of his last proper full length Love King, (not including 1977, which was a retail version of a free mixtape he released under his birth name).
link to his album?