frontman Alex Gaskarth singing songs about cross-country partying, drinking too much, and hooking up. Who needs classy guys? Rebel against your parents, girls." Commercial performance and legacy Prior to the album's release, Billboard magazine predicted that Nothing Personal could enter the top ten of the Billboard 200 in its debut week, with projected sales of 60,000–75,000 copies. As it happened, Nothing Personal debuted at number four and sold 63,000 copies, becoming the group's best sales week and highest-charting album, until Future Hearts surpassed it in 2015 by reaching number two. By September 2009, the album had sold over 135,000 copies. Nothing Personal also charted on a number of Billboard charts: number one on the Alternative Albums, Independent Albums and Top Rock Albums charts, and number three on the Digital Albums chart. At the end of the year, the album had charted at number 38 on the Alternative Albums (Year End) chart, and number 50 on the Top Rock Albums (Year End) chart. In addition, the album reached number 22 in both Canada and Sweden, number 69 in Japan, number 71 in Australia, number 86 in the Netherlands and number 104 in the UK. "Weightless" charted at number 75 on the Digital Song Sales chart and number 100 in the UK. "Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)" charted at number 67 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the band's first song to do so. It also charted at number 40 on both the Digital Song Sales and Heatseekers Songs charts. "Lost in Stereo" charted at number 126 in the UK. In 2010, Gaskarth called the album "great", however, he felt they "went a bit too far in one direction. I think we went too pop for our band." Barakat added that "we were kind of afraid to be pop or afraid to be rock, so the songs ended up in a weird medium". Nothing Personal was certified Silver and then Gold by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) in December 2012 and March 2017. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified "Weightless" Gold in November 2014, and the album Gold in May 2017. Alternative Press included "Walls" and "Too Much" on their list of the band's best non-single songs. Rock Sound said that the album was a big influence on Tonight Alive's What Are You So Scared Of? (2011), Fall Out Boy's Save Rock and Roll (2013), Neck