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 Aug 18 2014, 05:22 PM
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After several weeks of voting with 21 singles and a whopping 30 votes, the results will be posted in this thread, so any predictions....
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Aug 18 2014, 05:42 PM
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 It's a cruel summer.
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Come on whenever wherever
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Aug 18 2014, 05:52 PM
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21. Get It Started (Ft Pitbull) Avg: 4.172 Highest Rates: (8) (Regina, JosephStyles, Dobbo, Kellyann) Lowest Rates: (-1) (O' Mie d'Bandit, Heezus) (0) (Jsily, Aled, Chris ***) At #21 in bottom place is "Get It Started" featuring Pitbull and taken from his 7th album Global Warning and released in June 2012 as the album's second single. This also marks the third time they have collaborated together, others being the Spanish remix of "Did It Again" and the English version of "Rabosia". Not many people on this rate thought very highly of this track with six -1's and 0's, plus 13 other low rates that range 5 and below. The highest it gained was 8 and it's just one of 3 singles not to gain a 10. Worldwide it charted best in Hungary at #2 and top 10 in Czech Republic. In other countries it managed top 20 peaks in South Korea, Finland, Spain, Austria and Slovakia. Along with top 40 peaks in Brazil, Australia, Germany and Swiss. In the UK and USA it made small dents on the charts at #64 and #89 respectably.
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Aug 18 2014, 06:07 PM
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20. Give It Up To Me (Ft Lil Wayne) Avg: 5.125 Highest Rates: (9.5) (Nick F1) Lowest Rates: (0) (***) At #20 is the first of the album singles to drop out. "Give It Up To Me" released in October 2009 and featuring rapper Lil Wayne and taken as the 3rd single from her 3rd English studio album She Wolf. Originally this track was to feature Timbaland and was supposed to be included on his album Shock Value II, then his verse was replaced by Flo Rida, but that fell through and he again got replaced by Lil Wayne and due to it's last minute collaboration, the album was delayed in the USA. It was released as the album's 2nd single in the USA where it peaked at #29, then released in selected countries such as Canada and Australia, where it also made top 40 as well.
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Aug 18 2014, 06:09 PM
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Brown cow, stunning!
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Not a surprising or displeasing bottom 2. Hips Don't Lie, Don't Bother, She Wolf, Empire and Whenever Wherever to slay *.*
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Aug 18 2014, 06:17 PM
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'Loca' to slay please! Criminally underrated I feel.
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Aug 18 2014, 06:21 PM
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19. Rabosia (Ft Pitbull/El Cata) Avg: 5.948 Highest Rates: (9) (JosephStyles) Lowest Rates: (2) (Cameron) At #19 is the other Pitbull collaboration single "Rabosia" and gaining a better reception on this rate by gaining more higher rates with one 9 and several 8's and 7's. Released in April 2011 and taken as the third single from her 7th studio album Sale El Sol. Two versions of the song exist, the English version featuring Pitbull and the Spanish version which features Dominican rapper El Cata. It became a success worldwide topping the charts in Portugal and Spain. As well has top 5 and top 10 peaks in Poland, Swiss, Belgium, Austria, France, Italy, Israel, Denmark and Czech Republic. While making top 40 in Germany and Canada, and charting top 50 in Netherlands and Sweden, then making a small impact on the US charts at #110.
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Aug 18 2014, 06:34 PM
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18. Addicted To You Avg: 6 Highest Rates: (10) (O' Mie d Bandit) Lowest Rates: (3) (***) At #18 is another Sale El Sol era single to drop, released in March 2012 as the 5th and final single and despite having an English title, the song is sung entirely in Spanish and marks the first time that Shakira uses Reggaeton in her music. The track became another success for her by topping the charts in Mexico and reaching top 20 in Spain, France and Belgium.In the USA despite not denting the US Billboard Top 100 it did well on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs at #9 and hitting #3 on the Latin Pop Airplay and Tropical Songs chart. The song itself describes her infatuation with a lover.
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Aug 18 2014, 06:58 PM
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17. Illegal Avg: 6.666 Highest Rates: 10 (Regina, Liam) Lowest Rates: 2 (Mr Aly) At #17 is "Illegal" released in December 2006 as the 3rd and final single from her 2nd English studio album Oral Fixation Vol 2. Released after the massive success of "Hips Don't Lie" and features Santana. The song release was cancelled in USA and Australia, and couldn't quite manage the same level of success of her previous hit but it still managed to chart well in some countries by topping the charts in Romania and US Hot Dance/Club Play and hit top 10 in Slovakia, Czech Republic, Italy, Hungary, Netherlands, Austria and Swiss. As well as top 20 peaks in Germany, Finland and Belgium. In the UK it managed a peak of #34. This post has been edited by Niall Minogue: Aug 25 2014, 08:04 PM |
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Aug 23 2014, 01:28 PM
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16. The One Avg: 6.689 Highest Rates: (9) (Nick F1, Luk, Kellyann, chris, gooddelta) Lowest Rates: (4) (Conderella) At #16 is "The One" released in June 2002 as the 4th and final single from her first English studio album Laundry Service. It wasn't released in the USA because of the underperformance of previous single "Objection (Tango)" and in the UK it failed to chart. In other countries it didn't fare as well as the album's previous singles by not charting top 10 anywhere, but did manage top 20 peaks in France, Australia, Swiss and Italy. While charting top 40 in Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and New Zealand. Despite not scoring any 10's, it did manage several 9's and 10 other high rates, but mainly average and lower rates. This post has been edited by Niall Minogue: Aug 25 2014, 08:04 PM |
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Aug 23 2014, 01:32 PM
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 Break the tension
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'Illegal' was a huge mistake, dire song.
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Aug 23 2014, 01:33 PM
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 Alone and wounded
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'Give It Up to Me' far too low!
 'Hips Don't Lie' is the best thing she's ever done though, so that to win! Failing that, 'Whenever, Wherever' <3
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Aug 23 2014, 01:37 PM
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Brown cow, stunning!
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Illegal is lovely <3
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Aug 23 2014, 01:43 PM
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15. Gypsy Avg: 7.034 Highest Rates: 11 (Riser) 10 (Cameron, Jsily, Heezus) Lowest Rates: 3 (Atonement, O' Mie d Bandit) At #15 is "Gypsy" released in March 2010 as the 4th and final single from her 3rd English album She Wolf. The song draws influences from Middle Eastern and Indian music and it was also released digitally in a Spanish language form titled "Gitana" in April 2010. Worldwide the Spanish version topped the charts in Mexico, while it's English version became a top 10 hit in Spain, Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Germany. While hitting top 20 in Austria and Swiss. In the USA it peaked at #65 and #80 in Canada.
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Aug 23 2014, 01:44 PM
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Break the tension
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'Gypsy' amuses me, I almost view it as a novelty song.
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Aug 23 2014, 01:47 PM
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Alone and wounded
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'Gypsy' is stunning, one of her more understated efforts. Wonderful instrumentation, too! I remember being gutted that it didn't chart, especially as I used to see the music video all the time!
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Aug 23 2014, 01:57 PM
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14. Dare (La La La) Avg: 7.116 Highest Rates: 10 (Cameron, Regina, Juranamo, Heezus) Lowest Rates: 0 (Chris) At #14 is Shakira's most recent single "Dare (La, La, La)" released in March of this year and taken as the third single from her 4th English studio album Shakira, making this her 10th album in total. Another version of the song titled "La, La, La (Brazil 2014)" was released in May of this year as the second theme song for 2014 World Cup, which included new lyrics and features Braziiian singer Carlinhos Brown. The single in both forms became another success for her worldwide by topping the charts in Greece and US Hot Dance Club Songs, and top 5 peaks in Spain, Ukraine, Belgium, Colombia, Italy, Swiss, Luxembourg and Russia. Along with top 10 peaks in Mexico, Finland, Lebanon and South Korea. Then top 20/40 peaks in 10 other countries. This post has been edited by Niall Minogue: Aug 25 2014, 08:46 PM |
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Aug 23 2014, 01:59 PM
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Break the tension
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I like 'Did It Again', I probably would have gone for 'Men In This Town' instead in hindsight but it's an enjoyable and catchy track (and who can forget those sexual noises?
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Aug 23 2014, 09:13 PM
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13. Loca (Ft Dizzee Rascal/El Cata) Avg: 7.166 Highest Rates: 11 (AdamAloud) 10 (Niall Minogue, JosephStyles, Jsily, Luciano, Conderella) Lowest Rates: -1 (Ultraviolence) At #13 is "Loca" which was certain for a top 10 placing on this rate with several high scores including a 11, five 10's, three 9's and six 8's, but the scores slowed down about half way through with a couple of average and low scores, including 4 scores under 5 and quite a few 6's. Released in September 2010 as the lead single from her 7th album Sale El Sol, making this the last of that era's singles to feature in this countdown. The Spanish version of this song features El Cata, while the English version features British rapper Dizzee Rascal and both of which features on the album. The single mainly the English version became a smash hit selling over 5 Million copies worldwide and topped the charts in Belgium, Czech Republic,Italy,Spain and Swiss. As well as top 10 in Austria, France, Slovakia, Hungary and Germany. Top 20 peaks in Finland, Denmark and Sweden and top 40 in USA and Canada. Despite it's success worldwide the UK release got cancelled, despite constant TV airplay, which was a shame coz with the right push it should have smashed the charts, and definately ranks as one of her finer moments.
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Aug 23 2014, 09:31 PM
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12. Did It Again Avg: 7.2 Highest Rates: 11 (Jsily) 10 (Heezus) Lowest Rates: 3 (Regina) At #12 is "Did It Again" which was released in October 2009 and taken as the 2nd single from her She Wolf album. The song was written and produced by Shakira herself with additions from Pharrell Williams and The Neptunes. Like several of her English hits there is also a Spanish version titled "Lo Hecho Esta Hecho" (English "What Done Is Done" with additional vocals by Jorgie Drexler. The song was a moderate success worldwide by topping the US Hot Dance/Club Play charts despite not being released there, "GIUTM" was released instead, It hit top 5 in Belgium and Mexico. Top 20 in Spain, Italy, Ireland and Slovakia. Along with top 40 peaks in UK, Swiss, Austria, Germany and Sweden. This post has been edited by Niall Minogue: Aug 25 2014, 08:45 PM |
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