OK - You want the truth Thomas?
YOU WANT THE TRUTH?!
Here it comes boy:
1) Fix your grammar, spelling and punctuation. They're all appalling.
2) Get your "facts" straight, as:
(i) Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Twilight are NOT
released at the same time as one other, as Twilight
is released in late November/early December (depending on
where you live, due to varying release dates) and "Harry Potter
and the Half-Blood Prince" is released in June/July of NEXT
YEAR. They seem to be a little further apart than your question
implies.
(ii) Your supposed belief that, what was it, "every body seems to be existed about twilight but no body seems to give a beep about harry potter" was both grammatically insulting and presummably pulled, no doubt, as one of your own unsupported pressumptions and ridiculous, incorrect and totally irrelevant concepts surrounding Harry Potter and Twilight. Not only are you basing your idea of Harry Potter losing popularity on Twilight's premiere film being "apparently" more "popular" than the NON-EXISTANT Harry Potter film which you believe to be released at the same time, but you are totally ignoring the fact that the first Twilight film is obviously going to be popular amongst the fans and supporters, and even new-comers to the series, as are most new films. Even if Harry Potter WAS released at the same time, it would draw, at increasing rates, higher incomes and worldwide support than Twilight, (premiere, sequel or not), ever could.
3) What is this utterly INSANE idea that "no body seems to give a beep about harry potter". Before I lose my cool in trying to burn the oblivious and unsupported hypocrisy of this ridiculous comment into your mind, let me first explain how enormous Harry Potter is, and how, no matter how many films about a lovestruck, repeditive and 2-dimensional teenage girl falling head-over-heels for a sparkling vampire there may be, Harry Potter is a world renowned series which redefined the now long-forgotten taboo surrounding children and literature, but created, in turn, a series and story which revolutionized the world and all those willing to open their minds to the rich, vivid, imaginative and epic tales of Harry Potter, opening their minds and hearts to the themes and messages that JK Rowling, who is now richer than the Queen herself having sold the most succesful novels (selling more copies than "the Bible" itself), fights to send. Harry Potter is, in no sense of the world, "unpopular" and how dare you imply that noone gives a hoot about it, when obviously, if you open your own oblivious eyes to the world around you, it is more apart of our daily lives and the history of our planet than any other series has stood before.
3) You proved no evidential support for any of your concepts, your "Yahoo Answers" question was actually a blase and biased attempt at making a social point, and while failing miserably at spreading those same ignorant ideas, you insulted the fans of Harry Potter, the speakers and writers of the English language, and any one, fan or not, who can see a flawed and ridiculous argument when it's so rudely shoved in their face as this one is.
Next time you ask a "question",
get your facts straight,
don't make biased and unjustified remarks,
don't make a statement without an answer,
and be prepared to cop the defensive natures of those who oppose your ideas.
Good day to you Thomas C.