@THA PHOENIX

Wow, what a tantrum. So what you’re really saying is that you couldn’t find a credible source that specifically stated that Def Jam did not profit off of Rated R. Gee, why am I not surprised? “Disappointing sales” does not mean a loss. It could very well only mean disappointing in comparison to the last album. If you had better powers of critical reasoning, consideration of that scenario would not have eluded you. Talk of a new album is simply that, talk; unless you can prove otherwise (which you can’t seem to do or you would have done it by now).

Anyone can make inferences as you just have. Finding evidence to substantiate your claims is another matter entirely. Even Crazy-@ss XYand Z throws up links. Retailers have already bought 2.6 million copies, regardless of whether or not it’s individually sold a million less than that, and unless her sales come to a screeching halt, there’s no reason to believe that when all’s said and done that the album won’t eventually sell 2.6 million copies. Why don’t you do yourself a favor, stop stalling, and FIND A LINK TO A SOURCE THAT PROVES THAT DEF JAM HAS NOT PROFITTED OFF OF RATED R.