FLO RIDA SINGLE "LOW"
STILL RANKS HIGH ON THE
CHARTS
With over 3 million ringtones sold,
the relative newcomer still reigns in
the Top 10
STILL RANKS HIGH ON THE
CHARTS
With over 3 million ringtones sold,
the relative newcomer still reigns in
the Top 10
Rap Artist Flo Rida (Photo Credit: Poe Boy
Entertainment/Atlantic)
Entertainment/Atlantic)
(March 16) Hailing from the Sunshine state, Flo Rida has commenced to doing something that
a lot of artists are shining a green eye at.
In a time where album sales are not what they use to be because of the rapidly growing pace
of digital downloads, Flo Rida has reached multi-platinum status in ringtones with his club
banging hit, Low. Over three million ringtones sold to be exact.
Low, which was featured on the soundtrack for the dance flick, Step Up 2, has held a spot on
the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs (25 weeks), Billboard 200 (20 weeks) and Billboard
Pop 100 (19 weeks), which is currently at #1.
His second single, Elevator from his upcoming album, Mail on Sunday is getting much
radioplay and is steadliy climbing up the charts, already at #16 on the Billboard 200.
Will his ringtone success deter the Atlantic recording artist's potential album sales?
Find out when Flo Rida's album, Mail on Sunday hits stores on Tuesday, March 18.
Source: Billboard.com
a lot of artists are shining a green eye at.
In a time where album sales are not what they use to be because of the rapidly growing pace
of digital downloads, Flo Rida has reached multi-platinum status in ringtones with his club
banging hit, Low. Over three million ringtones sold to be exact.
Low, which was featured on the soundtrack for the dance flick, Step Up 2, has held a spot on
the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs (25 weeks), Billboard 200 (20 weeks) and Billboard
Pop 100 (19 weeks), which is currently at #1.
His second single, Elevator from his upcoming album, Mail on Sunday is getting much
radioplay and is steadliy climbing up the charts, already at #16 on the Billboard 200.
Will his ringtone success deter the Atlantic recording artist's potential album sales?
Find out when Flo Rida's album, Mail on Sunday hits stores on Tuesday, March 18.
Source: Billboard.com
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