Review aggregation website Metacritic assigned 1989 a score of 76 out of 100 based on 24 critics' reviews. Genre & Styleīoth 1989 and Oops! received primarily positive reviews after release. After all, until now, Spears' impressive sales record had gone unchallenged for well over a decade - she must've done something right! What, if anything, do 1989 and Oops!.I Did It Again have in common that could explain their commercial success? Let's take a look. In an attempt to find an answer, I decided to look to Spears' Oops! I Did It Again. Given that album sales in the United States have been on the decline for the past several years, probably in part due to the popularity of streaming services like Spotify, we have to ask: What's the secret to Swift's continued success? I mean, 1989 reportedly sold over 600,000 copies in its first day alone - that's more than many of Swift's contemporaries can hope to sell in an entire week! How does she do it? This latest prediction is especially significant because if Swift is able to shift over 1.319 million copies of her fifth studio album, she will break Britney Spears' record for biggest first-week sales by a female artist - a record that has stood since the release of Spears' sophomore effort, Oops!.I Did It Again, over 14 years ago. 1989 will likely become the 24-year-old singer's third consecutive release to top the million mark in its opening week ( after Speak Now and Red in 20, respectively). The final projection is in: Music industry website Hits Daily Double predicts that Taylor Swift's new album, 1989, will sell 1.3 million copies in its first week.
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