I think Ed will get top 10 before Nicole overtakes him. I hope it shoots up into the top 5 with the top 10 effect :D

Not yet... But its coming ^_^

 

Gaga will be performing on X Factor on November 13th (same day as 1D)

I hope Marry The Night becomes a huge smash, its definitely the most radio friendly/club banger song she's released so far (off BTW), so i have high hopes. She is also rumoured to be performing on Alan Carr, and she has CiN and the EMAs as promo too!!

 

:w00t:

 

TOO SOON for the single... maybe another top 20,

and this is the BEST of BTW.

I think Ed will get top 10 before Nicole overtakes him. I hope it shoots up into the top 5 with the top 10 effect :D

 

I hope so. I hope Ed goes top 10, then shoots up with the top 10 effect, then Nicole can knock The Wanted out of the top 10 and get the top 10 effect herself.

TOO SOON for the single... maybe another top 20,

and this is the BEST of BTW.

After Scheiße and TEOG :kink:

 

I think its being released on November 20th here, so that gives it a couple more weeks

Good to see Game Over always selling so well too. Modern day classic tbh.

 

Agreed. Tinchy Stryder's unpopularity at the time (Seriously, he had two flops in comparison to what he had with the previous album) stopped it from going higher. It also didn't help that on the charts it was listed as "Tinchy Stryder featuring Chipmunk". And Chipmunk totally destroyed the song (in a bad way). His verse didn't fit with any of the song, similar to Hitman on the single version of Forgot about Dre

Come on Ed Sheeran!

 

Lego House needs to climb into the top 10!

Birdy 42 ... getting closer to T40

Agreed. Tinchy Stryder's unpopularity at the time (Seriously, he had two flops in comparison to what he had with the previous album) stopped it from going higher. It also didn't help that on the charts it was listed as "Tinchy Stryder featuring Chipmunk". And Chipmunk totally destroyed the song (in a bad way). His verse didn't fit with any of the song, similar to Hitman on the single version of Forgot about Dre

 

It was also less popular than it could've been since it wasn't released as a single. It was just an album track (although it peaked the same as, and outsold, Second Chance which was released 2 weeks before it :lol:).

 

I think I like the song, because there's no massive female chorus or club beat to distract people. The whole emphasis is on the lyrics. Of course, there's lots and lots of songs like that, but they never actually manage to chart!

 

I really didn't like Chipmunk's flow on the song tbh. :( It was too slow. And some of the lines were a bit silly too. Like "I open my mouth, panic". Erm, sorry... but nobody will be panicking after that verse. Not to menion he sounds like he wants to be signed to Young Money, and he rhymes "puppy" with "puppy". :drama:

 

About Forgot About Dre, I LOVE that song!!! :heart: Conveniently, I was watching a behind the scenes video for it on Youtube a couple of weeks ago, so I can answer that question. Apparently his verse was from a different song, but Dr. Dre put it at the end of the music video to help promote him, which explains why it sounds out of place. :lol:

Edited October 31, 201113 yr by Eric_Blob

I don't get why you've always said Game Over was an album track? It was an album track yet I saw the video to it probably as many times as I did to all of his other singles off that album combined! It was no wonder it did as well as them given it was promoted as much as them, 'official' single or not!

I don't get why you've always said Game Over was an album track? It was an album track yet I saw the video to it probably as many times as I did to all of his other singles off that album combined! It was no wonder it did as well as them given it was promoted as much as them, 'official' single or not!

 

You've asked me this like 5 times already, but I'll answer again. :lol: I say it's an album track, because is IS an album track. :lol: In the same way that 1+1 by Beyonce, Man Down by Rihanna, etc. are album tracks. Not to mention, why would Tinchy Stryder release two singles a fortnight apart?

 

I don't really watch MTV very much, so I didn't know how much it got played on there. It's great that it got so much play though, since the music video is really boring. It proves you don't need massive dance routines and computer effects to get MTV airplay (I bet Adele must be pleased to hear this :lol:).

 

I heard Game Over a lot on urban radio too though, to be fair. I think the main reason why it sold so much was just because of all the artists on the track, and the quality of the song.

You've asked me this like 5 times already, but I'll answer again. :lol: I say it's an album track, because is IS an album track. :lol: In the same way that 1+1 by Beyonce, Man Down by Rihanna, etc. are album tracks. Not to mention, why would Tinchy Stryder release two singles a fortnight apart?

 

I don't really watch MTV very much, so I didn't know how much it got played on there. It's great that it got so much play though, since the music video is really boring. It proves you don't need massive dance routines and computer effects to get MTV airplay (I bet Adele must be pleased to hear this :lol:).

 

I heard Game Over a lot on urban radio too though, to be fair. I think the main reason why it sold so much was just because of all the artists on the track, and the quality of the song.

 

Possibly, it will have been a while ago though and I don't remember reading your reply. Noel Gallagher released two singles barely any time apart (although the second was OA/OS). It doesn't strike me as that weird, especially as the first was flopping so he needed to get the next one out quickly.

 

So what you're saying is even though it got exactly the same promotion as a 'single' (video play and radio play and numerous channels and stations) it's not a single. Was 'Don't Stop The Party' by Black Eyed Peas a single?

Possibly, it will have been a while ago though and I don't remember reading your reply. Noel Gallagher released two singles barely any time apart (although the second was OA/OS). It doesn't strike me as that weird, especially as the first was flopping so he needed to get the next one out quickly.

 

So what you're saying is even though it got exactly the same promotion as a 'single' (video play and radio play and numerous channels and stations) it's not a single. Was 'Don't Stop The Party' by Black Eyed Peas a single?

 

Don't worry. I repeat myself all the time aswell, so it's okay. :D

 

Yes, Don't Stop the Party was a single.

 

Look at Me Now by Chris Brown got both a lot of radio airplay and got MTV airplay, so was that a single (in the UK)?

 

And a lot of "singles" don't get music videos, so can't be played on MTV.

So Don't Stop The Party was a single after having got radio play, video play and it never got an individual release, either physically or digitally, you can only buy it digitally from its parent album.

 

Game Over was not a single after having got radio play, video play and it never got an individual release, either physically or digitally, you can only buy it digitally from its parent album.

 

Fair enough.

Top 100 update coming in a bit (I'll also post the new entries/dropouts for the last two days - sorry, I didn't do the update again yesterday either:drama: Must not get into this habit).

 

77. The First Note Is Silent - High Contrast

187. The First Note Is Silent (Radio Edit) - High Contrast

:D (I wonder why he didn't release this yesterday though?)

So Don't Stop The Party was a single after having got radio play, video play and it never got an individual release, either physically or digitally, you can only buy it digitally from its parent album.

 

Game Over was not a single after having got radio play, video play and it never got an individual release, either physically or digitally, you can only buy it digitally from its parent album.

 

Fair enough.

 

DSTP was 'released' a while after Just Can't Get Enough, whereas Game Over was 'released' a week after his album was. It was only regarded as a single because it charted highly on cherrypicks.

DSTP was 'released' a while after Just Can't Get Enough, whereas Game Over was 'released' a week after his album was. It was only regarded as a single because it charted highly on cherrypicks.

 

But why so much video play BEFORE the album was even released? I'm not sure about airplay because I never listen to the radio, but the video was played significantly before it even charted. If it was 'just an album track' why? Yeah, maybe it wasn't an 'official' single but you can't really be surprised it sold as well as other songs of his which had no more promo than Game Over had. It wasn't cherrypicked either, it was bought in such great numbers due to pent up demand promotion had given it, like a single really.

But why so much video play BEFORE the album was even released? I'm not sure about airplay because I never listen to the radio, but the video was played significantly before it even charted. If it was 'just an album track' why? Yeah, maybe it wasn't an 'official' single but you can't really be surprised it sold as well as other songs of his which had no more promo than Game Over had. It wasn't cherrypicked either, it was bought in such great numbers due to pent up demand promotion had given it, like a single really.

 

Lay It On Me by Kelly Rowland is getting a lot of airplay at the moment, but it's not a single (yet). Down For Whatever is clearly her single.

 

I hear 1+1, Love on Top, Party and End of Time from Beyonce's album a lot on the radio, and now most of those are getting MTV play too, so do you think they're singles? :lol:

 

I know you don't like Game Over, but I'm pleased at how successful it was personally. It's technically an album track, but if you want to consider it a "single", you can (I can understand why you thought it was a single, since it got a lot of promotion for an album track), and it still did very well.

 

I remember people laughing at Second Chance not doing very well, and everybody going "lol. Everybody has forgotten about him. One hit wonder" and so on. Truth is, Tinchy is still going strong now. I heard his new song with Calvin Harris on Radio 1 today.

Saturday new entries and dropouts:

 

#72 NEW Michael Jackson - Thriller (Halloween)

#90 RE-ENTRY Calvin Harris feat. Kelis - Bounce (weekend effect?)

 

[97] xx. Jungle (feat. Maverick Sabre) - Professor Green

[100] xxx. Who's Laughing Now - Jessie J [AV]

 

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Yesterday's new entries and dropouts:

 

#4 NEW Cher Lloyd feat. Mike Posner - With Ur Love (new release)

#27 NEW Lucenzo and Qwote feat. Pitbull and Don Omar - Danza Kuduro (Throw Your Hands Up) (new release)

#43 NEW Nicole Scherzinger - Try With Me (new release)

#63 NEW Birdy - People Help The People (new release)

#72 NEW Katy Perry feat. Kanye West - E.T. (used on The X Factor)

#73 NEW Katy Perry feat. Kanye West - E.T. (used on The X Factor)

#100 RE-ENTRY Jessie J - Who's Laughing Now (weekend effect?)

 

[71] xx. The Wave (Radio Version) - Sneakbo

[90] xx. Bounce (Radio Edit) [feat. Kelis] - Calvin Harris

[92] xx. Paradise - Coldplay [sV]

[97] xx. Headlines - Drake

[98] xx. Mistletoe - Justin Bieber

[99] xx. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) - Katy Perry

[100] xxx. Hollywood - Michael Bublé

 

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Top 100 update (8pm positions as usual)

 

Today's top 100 entries:

 

#63 NEW Professor Green feat. Emeli Sandé - Read All About It (album version from new album 'At Your Inconvenience')

#77 NEW High Contrast feat. Tiësto and Underworld - The First Note Is Silent (new release)

#79 NEW Arctic Monkeys - Evil Twin (new original B-Side from new single 'Suck It And See')

#80 RE-ENTRY Cher Lloyd - Swagger Jagger (she performed on The X Factor results show)

#88 NEW Bobby "Boris" Pickett & The Crypt-Kickers - Monster Mash (Halloween)

#91 NEW Florence + The Machine - Shake It Out (album version from new album 'Ceremonials')

#100 NEW Shakespears Sister - Stay (clips used during The X Factor)

 

[1] 1. Read All About It (feat. Emeli Sandé) - Professor Green [sV]

[4] 2. With Ur Love - Cher Lloyd

[2] 3. We Found Love (feat. Calvin Harris) - Rihanna

[3] 4. Earthquake (Full Version) - Labrinth

[6] 5. Wherever You Will Go - Charlene Soraia

[5] 6. Moves Like Jagger (Studio Recording from the Voice Performance) - Maroon 5 [sV]

[7] 7. Sexy and I Know It - LMFAO

[8] 8. Mr. Know It All (Radio Edit) - Kelly Clarkson [sV]

[10] 9. Lightning - The Wanted

[9] 10. Stereo Hearts (feat. Adam Levine) - Gym Class Heroes

[11] 11. Lego House - Ed Sheeran [Deluxe AV]

[43] 12. Try With Me - Nicole Scherzinger

[13] 13. Without You (feat. Usher) - David Guetta & Usher

[12] 14. Jar of Hearts - Christina Perri [sV]

[27] 15. Danza Kuduro (Throw Your Hands Up) [Radio Edit] [feat. Don Omar] - Lucenzo & Qwote

[15] 16. Paradise - Coldplay [AV]

[14] 17. When I Was a Youngster - Rizzle Kicks

[17] 18. Got 2 Luv U (feat. Alexis Jordan) - Sean Paul

[16] 19. Video Games - Lana Del Rey

[19] 20. You Make Me Feel... - Cobra Starship

[21] 21. Set Fire to the Rain - ADELE

[18] 22. Runaway Baby - Bruno Mars

[20] 23. What Makes You Beautiful - One Direction

[22] 24. The A Team - Ed Sheeran [sV]

[23] 25. No Regrets - Dappy [sV]

[24] 26. Fly - Nicki Minaj & Rihanna

[25] 27. Loca People (Radio Edit) - Sak Noel

[26] 28. Feel So Close [Radio Edit] - Calvin Harris

[28] 29. Marry You - Bruno Mars

[32] 30. I Won't Let You Go - James Morrison [sV]

[30] 31. AKA... What a Life! - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds [AV]

[31] 32. Princess of China - Coldplay & Rihanna

[35] 33. Iris - The Goo Goo Dolls [GHV]

[38] 34. Go - Delilah

[39] 35. Countdown - Beyoncé

[33] 36. All About Tonight - Pixie Lott

[29] 37. Mr. Know It All - Kelly Clarkson [AV]

[40] 38. 99 Problems - Jay-Z

[36] 39. Wherever You Will Go - The Calling [American Anthems]

[47] 40. Crush On You - Nero

[34] 41. Heart Skips a Beat (feat. Rizzle Kicks) - Olly Murs

[63] 42. People Help the People - Birdy

[37] 43. Super Bass - Nicki Minaj

[44] 44. Read All About It (Nu:Tone Remix) [feat. Emeli Sandé] - Professor Green

[41] 45. It Girl - Jason Derulo [sV]

[42] 46. Lighters (feat. Bruno Mars) - Bad Meets Evil

[69] 47. Thriller - Michael Jackson

[46] 48. Bring Me to Life - Evanescence

[50] 49. She Ain't You - Chris Brown

[45] 50. Someone Like You - ADELE

[73] 51. E.T. - Katy Perry

[64] 52. Ghostbusters - Ray Parker, Jr.

[48] 53. Shake It Out - Florence + the Machine [sV]

[52] 54. She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5

[55] 55. Make Me Proud (feat. Nicki Minaj) - Drake

[51] 56. Little Bad Girl (feat. Taio Cruz & Ludacris) - David Guetta [sV]

[72] 57. E.T. (feat. Kanye West) - Katy Perry

[49] 58. Only Girl (In the World) - Rihanna

[54] 59. No Diggity - Blackstreet

[53] 60. Down With the Trumpets - Rizzle Kicks

[62] 61. Earthquake (Radio Edit) - Labrinth

[59] 62. Love the Way You Lie - Eminem & Rihanna

[**] 63. Read All About It (feat. Emeli Sandé) - Professor Green [AV]

[58] 64. Cheers (Drink to That) - Rihanna

[66] 65. Blind Faith - Chase & Status & Liam Bailey

[76] 66. Higher Love - James Vincent Mc Morrow

[57] 67. Glad You Came - The Wanted

[56] 68. Natural Disaster (Laidback Luke vs. Example) [Album Extended] - Example & Laidback Luke

[71] 69. Pumped Up Kicks - Foster the People [sV]

[67] 70. The One That Got Away - Katy Perry

[61] 71. Heaven - Emeli Sandé

[81] 72. Lego House - Ed Sheeran [standard AV]

[87] 73. Who You Are - Jessie J

[60] 74. Rolling In the Deep - ADELE

[77] 75. November Rain - Guns N' Roses

[65] 76. The Edge of Glory - Lady GaGa

[**] 77. The First Note Is Silent - High Contrast

[68] 78. Best Thing I Never Had - Beyoncé

[**] 79. Evil Twin - Arctic Monkeys

[RE] 80. Swagger Jagger - Cher Lloyd

[78] 81. Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

[83] 82. Sweat (Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta) [Remix] - Snoop Dogg & David Guetta

[74] 83. Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall - Coldplay

[89] 84. Jealousy (Radio Edit) - Will Young [sV]

[75] 85. Hello - Martin Solveig & Dragonette

[90] 86. Without You (Nicky Romero Remix) - David Guetta & Usher

[80] 87. All Fired Up - The Saturdays

[**] 88. Monster Mash - Bobby "Boris" Pickett

[82] 89. Stay Awake - Example [AV]

[99] 90. Wet - Nicole Scherzinger

[**] 91. Shake It Out - Florence + The Machine [AV]

[85] 92. Firework - Katy Perry

[79] 93. Party Rock Anthem (feat. Lauren Bennet & GoonRock) - LMFAO

[84] 94. Give Me Everything (feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer) - Pitbull

[70] 95. The Lazy Song - Bruno Mars

[86] 96. Fix You - Coldplay

[96] 97. Always - Bon Jovi

[88] 98. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) [feat. Missy Elliott] - Katy Perry

[92] 99. Power - Kanye West

[***] 100. Stay - Shakespears Sister

 

[91] xx. Changed the Way You Kiss Me (Radio Edit) - Example [sV]

[93] xx. I Wanna Be Adored (Remastered) - The Stone Roses

[94] xx. Count On Me - Bruno Mars

[95] xx. No One Knows - Queens of the Stone Age

[97] xx. Yoü And I - Lady GaGa

[98] xx. You Need Me, I Don't Need You - Ed Sheeran [AV]

[100] xxx. Who's Laughing Now - Jessie J [AV]

Edited October 31, 201113 yr by Bré

Come on Birdy!! Desperate for her to at least make Top.40 here. Yay for Beyonce though, Countdown has really grown on me

Cher to 91%.. doubt it's going to go thaat much higher, but should hopefully get some healthy sales!