Posted December 5, 200915 yr NMz-OnO00E8 Charting extremely well as an album track only, should earn a new peak in the top 35 this week - N-Dubz are physically releasing this as the follow-up to top 5 smash "I Need You". The track is up there with their best singles, I can't decide now if it's better than INY or out but it is definitely better than the likes of "You Better Not Waste My Time" and "I Swear". Could this be their "Poker Face" of the era and peak within the top 5 or will it do a "Strong Again" and hang around for a $h!t long time with impressive sales but only achieving a low-ish peak? I'm reserving my vote for now, it's so hard to predict. Maybe your people's predictions will help me ey.
December 5, 200915 yr This song is so bad and the collaboration is so bad i nearly threw up over my TV when it came on. ergh, its beyond bad.
December 5, 200915 yr This song is so bad and the collaboration is so bad i nearly threw up over my TV when it came on. ergh, its beyond bad. Something's missing from this post. :kink:
December 5, 200915 yr Its not as good as INY, but its not bad It wont chart as high, but it will probably make top 10/20
December 5, 200915 yr I love this song, will properly just chart outside the top 10. #12 I'm predicting. ^_^
December 5, 200915 yr I really don't understand the love for this absolutely VILE band. This song is beyond awful. Perhaps even worse than 'I Need You'. And the whole 'Na na....niiiii' thing is utterly ridiculous. I really can't emphasise how $h!t I think it is. Will probably be a hit though. They owe a lot to Mr Hudson if it is a hit. I'll say about #8/#9.
December 5, 200915 yr Author I really don't understand the love for this absolutely VILE band. This song is beyond awful. Perhaps even worse than 'I Need You'. And the whole 'Na na....niiiii' thing is utterly ridiculous. I really can't emphasise how $h!t I think it is. Will probably be a hit though. They owe a lot to Mr Hudson if it is a hit. I'll say about #8/#9. How exactly will they owe a lot to Mr Hudson? All he does is the ad-libs for the song, he wasn't involved in the production or anything else if anything Mr Hudson should be owing a lot to N-Dubz for allowing him to credited on a hit single where all he does is ad-libs, especially after the major flop of his debut album, N-Dubz are way bigger than he is so they're doing him a favour and not visa versa.
December 5, 200915 yr How exactly will they owe a lot to Mr Hudson? All he does is the ad-libs for the song, he wasn't involved in the production or anything else if anything Mr Hudson should be owing a lot to N-Dubz for allowing him to credited on a hit single where all he does is ad-libs, especially after the major flop of his debut album, N-Dubz are way bigger than he is so they're doing him a favour and not visa versa. This tbh.
December 5, 200915 yr How exactly will they owe a lot to Mr Hudson? All he does is the ad-libs for the song, he wasn't involved in the production or anything else if anything Mr Hudson should be owing a lot to N-Dubz for allowing him to credited on a hit single where all he does is ad-libs, especially after the major flop of his debut album, N-Dubz are way bigger than he is so they're doing him a favour and not visa versa. Yes, his album flopped, but 'Supernova' was far bigger than any of their singles have been so far. Plus, he's a huge name, featuring on Kanye and Jay-Z records, something which N-Dubz haven't and never will do. So I think it's safe to say he's a big name... And in the song, he's got the catchiest part of the song (the hook) so I have no idea what you're on about when you say he should owe them for allowing him to be credited. :mellow:
December 5, 200915 yr Author Yes, his album flopped, but 'Supernova' was far bigger than any of their singles have been so far. Plus, he's a huge name, featuring on Kanye and Jay-Z records, something which N-Dubz haven't and never will do. So I think it's safe to say he's a big name... And in the song, he's got the catchiest part of the song (the hook) so I have no idea what you're on about when you say he should owe them for allowing him to be credited. :mellow: OK. This is laughable, Mr Hudson a big act? His a one hit wonder, it's about the albums which sell not the singles. N-Dubz have had SIX (5 of which are solo) top 40 hits, Mr Hudson THREE (1 of which are solo). And N-Dubz's albums outsells his by something like 100 to 1. Mr Hudson is hardly big at all, what awards has he won to substantiate, uh none, his one of those artists that get hype but can't follow through with it, his only featured on Kanye and Jay-Z records because they've been banking on him being their prodiges but so far he has been anything but. N-Dubz don't need Jay-Z or Kanye to be huge they can do it all on their own, the same can't be said about Mr Hudson and this song being another example of it. So yes, they are doing a favour by having him credited. His contribution is so minor that N-Dubz wouldn't have to credit him, but they did him the favour. His part of the song is actually the most annoying part, Tulisa would've done the ad-libs much better than him anyway so you're saying a person singing 'a-ha-oh' in a song is worth giving them credit for? :mellow: N-Dubz did do him a favour, whether you like the fact or not they could've used someone else like Daniel Merriweather or Chrome to do it if they wanted to but THEY chose him and he never chose them since its THEIR record not his which means he gets some of the songs profit which is unarguably a favour no matter which act is bigger than the other.
December 5, 200915 yr OK. This is laughable, Mr Hudson a big act? His a one hit wonder, it's about the albums which sell not the singles. N-Dubz have had SIX (5 of which are solo) top 40 hits, Mr Hudson THREE (1 of which are solo). And N-Dubz's albums outsells his by something like 100 to 1. Mr Hudson is hardly big at all, what awards has he won to substantiate, uh none, his one of those artists that get hype but can't follow through with it, his only featured on Kanye and Jay-Z records because they've been banking on him being their prodiges but so far he has been anything but. N-Dubz don't need Jay-Z or Kanye to be huge they can do it all on their own, the same can't be said about Mr Hudson and this song being another example of it. So yes, they are doing a favour by having him credited. His contribution is so minor that N-Dubz wouldn't have to credit him, but they did him the favour. His part of the song is actually the most annoying part, Tulisa would've done the ad-libs much better than him anyway so you're saying a person singing 'a-ha-oh' in a song is worth giving them credit for? :mellow: N-Dubz did do him a favour, whether you like the fact or not they could've used someone else like Daniel Merriweather or Chrome to do it if they wanted to but THEY chose him and he never chose them since its THEIR record not his which means he gets some of the songs profit which is unarguably a favour no matter which act is bigger than the other. I don't think there's any point really arguing with you. N-Dubz's albums have sold FAR more than Mr Hudson's, as you've said - I can't say that's not true. I guess I was thinking more worldwide - Mr Hudson is surely a bigger name, as he has featured on huge albums from Kanye and Jay Z, surely he's known around the world, therefore a bigger act? I assume N-Dubz are only really successful in the UK really? I completely get where you're coming from and I admit you've proven me wrong on some points, although I still maintain that this song (and everything from N-Dubz) is utter $h!te.
December 5, 200915 yr LOL, to add my honest opinion, Mr Hudson is far/and will be far, bigger than N-Dubz ever will be. :lol: This'll probably chart Top 15/20, even though it's pretty $h!te, which is a shame as Uncle B was a really good album.
December 5, 200915 yr Author LOL, to add my honest opinion, Mr Hudson is far/and will be far, bigger than N-Dubz ever will be. :lol: Mr Hudson's two combined album sales - 75k vs N-Dubz's two combined album sales 475k. N-Dubz have +- twice the amount of awards, nominations, Last FM listeners, fans on Facebook than Mr Hudson despite not releasing internationaly like he has. So, sure, Mr Hudson is "much bigger" than N-Dubz. :lol: Edited December 6, 200915 yr by Proudly Chav
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