PLATINUM HERE WE COME!!!!

 

I am thinking more of a Tin certification :lol:

According to LivePopBars it's #197 and the Not Giving Up EP is #831.

496. Disco Love

1063. What About Us

 

I wouldn't mind 'Disco Love' being removed from the 59p section - It's not really going to do much better - I wouldn't mind 'What About Us' being re-added to the 59p section or 'Ego' / 'Higher' to be reduced.

 

237. Living For The Weekend

1005. Not Giving Up EP.

I disagree, I want 'Disco Love' to benefit from the 59p effect, as little as it is.

 

I'm kinda mad it's only at 130k.

 

It should be AT LEAST on 150k. 185K would have been great too, and obviously, I would have liked more than 200k considering it's an amazing song. Considering how far it is from these numbers, I would settle for 150k.

 

Oh well.

As low as it is, it's lovely to see the Album with Atleast some STABILITY! ^_^

It's crazy that it had 50 k in its opening week and then it could only get 70 k after that

I still blame the Now! version for the plummet really.

Every week Disco Love is properly featured in the 59p section (when it's on the front page of the iPhone's page) it goes back into the top 200 without fail. Unfortunately, it's never managed a full 7 days being featured on there.

Edited March 3, 201411 yr by joepassmore

Album at #200 on iTunes. :D

Album - #597

Not Giving Up - #809

 

Disco Love - #499

What About Us - #1199

 

616. Disco Love

1171. What About Us

 

771. Living For The Weekend

861. Not Giving Up EP.

Not Giving Up EP - 909 :heart:

 

Single still hasn't re-entered yet. Also out on the 6th -

 

81. The Vamps - Last Night (154, 154 - EP at 8)

108. Sigma - Nobody to Love

192. Iggy Azalea - Fancy (feat. Charli XCX)

 

I hope The Saturdays do some early promo to boost their pre-orders, release is creeping up - just 4 weeks away :D

 

646. The Saturdays - Disco Love

1201. The Saturdays - What About Us (feat. Sean Paul)

Album - #1084 :o:(

Not Giving Up - #894

 

The Vamps are at #3 with their pre-order. Ugh. I hate boy bands.

I think 'Not Giving Up' could peak at #06. I think The Vamps & Sigma will almost definitely beat them.

I think 'Not Giving Up' could peak at #06. I think The Vamps & Sigma will almost definitely beat them.

 

I was thinking #6 too! With John Martin and Aloe Black being almost certainly ahead of them, too. I care most about some kind of longevity, and decent sales than the peak, anyway.

 

iTunes Pop chart:

 

237. The Saturdays - Disco Love

521. The Saturdays - What About Us (feat. Sean Paul)

1032. The Saturdays - Disco Love

1269. The Saturdays & Flo Rida - Higher (feat. Flo Rida)

1274. The Saturdays - Work

1381. The Saturdays - Ego

1470. The Saturdays - What About Us (feat. Sean Paul)

Edited March 6, 201411 yr by joepassmore

I'm only here for a #1 or #6 peak. Anything else will be unacceptable!

The vamps will never go to number one as they only connect with girls. The saturdays in general are both appealing to boys and girls so they can get better sales

The vamps will never go to number one as they only connect with girls. The saturdays in general are both appealing to boys and girls so they can get better sales

 

They also all look the same (except Bradley) and have that stupid hairstyle and look that teenage boys go for nowadays :/ they only appeal to 15/16 year olds

They also all look the same (except Bradley) and have that stupid hairstyle and look that teenage boys go for nowadays :/ they only appeal to 15/16 year olds

 

Exactly! Explains why they topple after their first week :P

If The Vamps are going to be criticised for who they're most likely appealing to, then we could easily do a similar sweeping statement for The Saturdays, claiming that their pop songs only appeal to young girls and gay guys. However, we know from this forum section alone that there's a bigger variety to their fan base than that, so I'm sure the same could be said for The Vamps too. They may have a wider appeal than you assume.

 

I'm not sure if they'll be #1 or not, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if they out-chart The Saturdays. There's also a couple of big dance songs out in the same week which I have a feeling will do better than either The Vamps or The Saturdays.

 

I'll also put in a prediction now: The Vamps' debut album will sell more than Wordshaker, On Your Radar and Living For The Weekend combined, and then some.