In reply to XoMoDe.

First of all @XoMeDe know something about music history It was always Madonna Vs. Janet hence there rivalry Madonna wasn't in no competition with Michael bitch please the rivalry was always Michael Vs. Prince hello Thriller Vs. Purple Rain Purple Rain Vs. Thriller
1983-1984 era how in the hell is Madonna in Competition with Michael when she brought Michael to the 1988-89 Academy Awards and after that she tried to fuck him. Bitch that's not called Competition that's called let me take you somewhere nice just so we could fuck later, everybody knows that Madonna was a industry hoe doesn't take someone to dig up Ray Charles just to tell you that. now while I continue to gather your edges just to set you straight. I wasn't talking about Whitney, I merely said Whitney was at the top with Prince, Michael,Janet & Madonna look learn how to read. And while we're talking chart positions yes Whitney was at top with I Will Always Love You.(Dolly Parton Song) for 14weeks but she got trumped out of that position by Boyz II Men's I'll Make Love To You. Which stayed
16 weeks on the Charts and Boyz II Men trumped there damn selves with One Sweet Day with Mariah Carey and that stayed 20 weeks on the charts so there. Bloop to your logic so don't just sit and say Janet had harder success when she was up there with her best peers only in 2004 she started to take a tumble due to the Superbowl fiasco(coughs cause of Justin Timberlake) but anyways even if she fell she found her way back up again, you also remember music also change in the 2000's thanks to Napster and Illegal downloading like I said so of course it's hard for legends to sell like use too in the multi Millions to Icons like Madonna, Janet, Prince, David Bowie, Mariah,Babyface Etc, 547,000 are flop numbers compared yo selling 4x's, 5x's, or 10x's Double, triple, quadruple, Platinum or Diamond for a small few. Now these Legends only do it for there fans because they realize music has changed, the dynamic has changed and it's a new generation let the new generation have these what we call low sales we have are classics and we can tour off our catalog while the new generation fight to stay relevant by coming out every year and fight for chart positions.