Britney Spears’ ‘Circus’ Exceeding All Sales Expectations

HitsDailyDouble.com reports Britney Spears is set to do better than the 300,000 sales pundits had originally projected for her just released album ‘Circus’.

Next week’s chart is all about Jive/ZLG’s Britney Spears, whose new ‘Circus’ album hit the streets on Tuesday and, from preliminary reports, is exceeding all expectations, with a flurry of positive press, an MTV documentary, an announced tour and a performance on Good Morning America that wowed Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts.


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| Posted on December 3, 2008 at 3:12 am in Music Charts

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6 Responses to “Britney Spears’ ‘Circus’ Exceeding All Sales Expectations”

  1. Rachel Says:

    Britney Spears has an ARMY of Support!!! I think I love that girl more than she loves herself… This album will go platinum!

  2. Mary Says:

    Love Circus. Way to go Britney!

  3. Rae Tamsura Says:

    Amazing Album Britney!!! love it! It will def go platinum!

  4. M Says:

    Bought it on my way into work. :) I’ve never been this excited to buy a CD in a while…well since Cold Play. Anyway, I LOVE it!

  5. manuel Says:

    I love the fact that she mentioned in her documentary that she didnt’ like the fact that people were calling this album “her comeback” and i totally AGREE!! she has always been here i mean even before “circus” she won her first THREE VMA’s and despite the lack of publicity and promotion for her album: “blackout” she still debuted #2 on the billboard charts. all in all britney always has been here and she will be here for a long time baby!!!!

  6. Miss Brandi Says:

    Circus is amazing. I hope that all the treasures and recognition she deserves are hers after putting out such a great album with all she’s got going on personally. YOU ARE AMAZING BRIT!

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