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Susan Boyle

Not only has Susan Boyle's performance on "Britans Got Talent 2009" received 85 million view on YouTube so far, she also stormed onto the top selling artists list with 3.1 million albums sold in 2009. Good for her, she has a wonderful voice.

2009 Top Selling Artists
RANK Name Name
1 Michael Jackson 8,286,000
2 Taylor Swift 4,643,000
3 The Beatles 3,282,000
4 Susan Boyle 3,104,000
5 Lady Gaga 2,813,000
6 Andrea Bocelli 2,668,000
7 Michael Buble 2,280,000
8 Eminem 2,166,000
9 Carrie Underwood 1,895,000
10 Black Eyed Peas 1,881,000
Source: The Nielsen Company

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