In reply to LittleJohnny.

No they're not. I hate when people sugarcoat and downplay. The truth is nothing under 450-500k is "impressive". Good, maybe. Satisfactory, maybe. "Impressive," no. And anything under 150k (especially if you're an established act with an established fan base) is bad.

Keyshia has never really been a mainstream/pop-accessible act. She never especially appealed to white folks and pop fans, so no one expected her to this time. However, seeing as how these are her poorest #'s, that means that she didn't engage those same Black/R&B music fans who bought her music just a handful of years ago.

I like Keyshia and R&B as much as anyone but watering down the truth doesn't help anyone or anything. All it does is lower expectations and that's not good. Her management and her label so far are doing a poor job of promoting her and her music and the #'s show it.