RBD on USA Today
RBD, the latin pop band made up of six actors, is so big that they landed themselves on the cover of the Life section of USA Today. What started out as a telenovela about an elite high school group of students dealing with regular teenage drama has turned out to be a huge success in the music industry as well.
RBD has earned $14.8 million for 24 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore this year, including a March date at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum that packed in 63,000 fans. We have the band (selling) 5 million units worldwide. they have over 300 products that are licensed: badges, ties, purses, calendars.
USA Today titled the cover story as RBD stand for Latin pop phenomenon. I think it stands for “Really Bad Deal”, or “Ridiculously Boring Dweebs”, or “Raking Big Dough”.
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Diana wrote:
I love RBD. I don’t care if they are just actors. They are my favorite and dress so awesome. I actually cried one day when I missed an episode.
06.29.2006 | 6:29 pm | Link
Jennifer wrote:
I think it also stands Really Bad Dejavu since this is just Timbiriche or Onda Vaselina all over again…with less talent.
06.29.2006 | 6:59 pm | Link
The Gossiper wrote:
Hats off to you Jennifer. I have to give it to you, that was good. If I didn’t like you so much I would delete your comment and place “Really Bad Dejavu” in the post and pretend I wrote it.
06.29.2006 | 9:23 pm | Link