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Ah Tex, don't try too hard. Perhaps you should read the fine print.

It's called not wanting to be the focus for her Bfriends birthday. Sound's like more of her bfriends idea and Carrie doesn't want to be like the center of attention whore Yelly is when she's out with her friends.

Shouldn't you be off with your fellow tards in the corner stressed out and freaked by Yelly's lowering spins for IDNHU and her dismal weekly album sales? I was reading that laugher KCE Hdd thread last night. Bwwaaaa!!!

"Yelly does NOT want to be a superstar"! Fucking righteous!

I got to say though, Kellysmomcallsmefine is the most reasonable member in that cult.

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Ah Tex, don't try too hard. Perhaps you should read the fine print.

It's called not wanting to be the focus for her Bfriends birthday. Sound's like more of her bfriends idea and Carrie doesn't want to be like the center of attention whore Yelly is when she's out with her friends.

Shouldn't you be off with your fellow tards in the corner stressed out and freaked by Yelly's lowering spins for IDNHU and her dismal weekly album sales? I was reading that laugher KCE Hdd thread last night. Bwwaaaa!!!

"Yelly does NOT want to be a superstar"! Fucking righteous!

I got to say though, Kellysmomcallsmefine is the most reasonable member in that cult.

No worries, I read the big and fine print. This is what, the 3rd time she has ducked out or in the case of that one video during a game, ducked down. She is an arrogant bitch plain and simple. You are worse than the Claymates, always making excuses and spinning the truth.

The Cuntry Carrie tards are way more concerned about how many awards she wins than I am about how many spins Kelly gets.

Nope, not concerned. Carrie has enough awards that most artist will never win in their lifetime, including Yelly. As for her ducking, not this case. It's not wanting the limelight. It's her boyfriends birthday. GET IT?

Tex, don't be bitter because Carrie is pwing Yelly in her career.

According to this article, 10% of Carrie's sales are international and that most country acts don't tour overseas because it's not a money maker. I hope she does though at one point because she has the AI brand behind her.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/08/AR2009060801017.html

"Most country acts are reluctant to go overseas because they can't make the same money," remarked Joe Galante, chairman of Sony Music Nashville. "But you have to go there and spend some time and build a marketplace."

A few are making a go of it. Besides Bentley, Keith Urban regularly tours abroad. Brooks & Dunn, Sugarland and Taylor Swift are also making inroads. Alan Jackson and Martina McBride are both preparing to play shows in Europe.

In a recent interview, top-seller Rascal Flatts said one of their main goals with their latest album was expanding their audience overseas. And Swift - who is queen of both pop and country these days - has been greeted by energetic fans in Europe.

"I've been very lucky that it's been so successful over there, because I certainly expected it to be harder, having there been an absence of country music over there," she said in a recent interview.

Still, it isn't easy. Most countries don't have radio stations dedicated to country music or TV networks that play country videos. And unlike pop and rock, country labels don't typically release albums worldwide.

As a result, some of the genre's biggest stars sell comparatively few records outside of the U.S., with Canada and Australia usually accounting for the largest chunks.

According to their respective record labels, 19 percent of Jackson's total sales last year were international; 9 percent of Brad Paisley's; 8 percent of Kenny Chesney's; 11 percent of McBride's; and 10 percent of Carrie Underwood's. Brooks & Dunn, which has toured Australia the past two years, had 27 percent international sales in 2008. George Strait averages about 5 percent to 6 percent a year.