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I'm sorry but it's pretty much a universally praised comeback single for her. I'm not just saying that as a "Kylie loon" either. -_-

 

Besides, won't the #1 single next week be completely void of originality? :lol:

K'Naan - Wavin' Flag

Tinie Tempah - Frisky

Example - Kickstarts

Shout For England - Shout

Kylie - All The Lovers

 

I think I'd put them in this order. Although All The Lovers and Kickstarts are growing on me.

 

My order exactly, the chorus of "Shout" isn't assertive enough for me.

They're not out until the 28th. They botched the release but #4 is still decent if that's the peak it'll have now.

I'm hoping that all the Kylie loons will buy both versions of the single along with the 7". At least go top 3 would be nicer :cry: Her last number one was in 2003 - 7 YEARS AGO! & that was "Slow"

Glad this peaked higher than Kylie, so much better! :D

 

Agree with u. All The Lovers was good first few days and after that I get bored very quick.

TiK ToK will finally get to #1 next week :lol:

Unfortunately in the form of an absolutely terrible 'song'

She could come back with something original then...

 

What's so unoriginal about it. How many years has she been going now 22? Pretty damn good. Well done Kylie!

I was on the fence on this at first, it has really grown on me.
And what do you advise?

 

I don't know, "All The Lovers" is perfectly innoffensive but it doesn't deviate enough from her typical sound for me.

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2 :up: (from 3) K'naan - Wavin' Flag [D]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/2733657.JPG

 

Chart Run: 16-16-3-2 [4 wks]

 

Release date: 21-06-2010

Format: CDS

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 2733657

Label: polydor

 

K'Naan Warsame was fortunate to arrive in New York City during his teenage years, as the Somali Civil War was reaching its peak of bloodshed. After spending some time in Harlem, he and his family eventually settled in Toronto, where he began to develop his voice as a poet, which was heavily influenced by the cadences of the early rappers. K'Naan soon sparked attention, most of all from Senegalese musician Youssou N'Dour, who was moved by the young poet's performance in front of a U.N. refugees committee. While THE DUSTY FOOT PHILOSOPHER first saw release and acclaim (including a Juno award) in 2005/06, it was widely reissued in 2008. In the intervening period, artists ranging from Nelly Furtado to Mos Def began collaborating with K'Naan as he prepared new material and toured the world, spreading his message about the injustices against the Somali people. - HMV

 

Video here:

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

2010 40 Stop For A Minute (Keane & K'naan)

2010 02 Wavin' Flag

TiK ToK will finally get to #1 next week :lol:

Unfortunately in the form of an absolutely terrible 'song'

 

Haha. I think California Gurls is better than Tik Tok though. Less wannabe 8-bit.

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