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* The Vamps (ft. Pitbull, Jess Glynne, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Flo Rida & Matthew Koma) - Somebody To You

 

Should easily be their biggest hit too. :lol:

* The Vamps (ft. Pitbull, Jess Glynne, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Flo Rida & Matthew Koma) - Somebody To You

 

Should easily be their biggest hit too. :lol:

 

Won't go top 30 :(

I'm a bit lost with this Vamps joke...

 

Me too, I'm just running with it.

Won't go top 30 :(

Incorrect. The Nicki Minaj Non-Top 30 Curse™ only applies to songs in which Nicki Minaj is the leading artist ;)

Incorrect. The Nicki Minaj Non-Top 30 Curse™ only applies to songs in which Nicki Minaj is the leading artist ;)

 

GO AWAY

Yeah, to be honest I think it's just an excuse to keep Coldplay songs playlisted for as long as they possibly can :lol:

 

But they don't necessarily stay on the Alist any longer - I think it's because they are an established act which may or may not continue to get support for many more albums - it's the same with Usher who IMO they have reluctantly supported this time round even though he's been playlisted since 1998. I'm not saying they are gonna stop playing these acts But it is an age thing in terms of how many albums they've released compared to new acts like Jake Bugg/1975 which move C-B-A nearly all the time.

 

Anyway I'm sure my theory will get a puzzled response :lol: , pleasantly surprised at Foster the Peoples support for single two - myself and Mango discussed this when it was TOTD on radio 1 last week.

But they don't necessarily stay on the Alist any longer - I think it's because they are an established act which may or may not continue to get support for many more albums - it's the same with Usher who IMO they have reluctantly supported this time round even though he's been playlisted since 1998. I'm not saying they are gonna stop playing these acts But it is an age thing in terms of how many albums they've released compared to new acts like Jake Bugg/1975 which move C-B-A nearly all the time.

To be honest I think that Coldplay will still be successful till the day they break-up. But I do see what you mean.

fantastic additions for jess glynne & matrix + futurebound this week :wub: :wub: :wub:
But they don't necessarily stay on the Alist any longer - I think it's because they are an established act which may or may not continue to get support for many more albums - it's the same with Usher who IMO they have reluctantly supported this time round even though he's been playlisted since 1998. I'm not saying they are gonna stop playing these acts But it is an age thing in terms of how many albums they've released compared to new acts like Jake Bugg/1975 which move C-B-A nearly all the time.

 

Anyway I'm sure my theory will get a puzzled response :lol: , pleasantly surprised at Foster the Peoples support for single two - myself and Mango discussed this when it was TOTD on radio 1 last week.

 

They're probably going by the impact date for ASFOS, which still isn't until the 30th June, which could explain why it's only now being A Listed. I'm not complaining, it means that it's still getting good radio support and it'll hopefully stick around in the chart for longer.

 

In other news I'm happy to see Jess Glynne get playtlisted. Right Here is an absolute jam, and will be massive. I'm yet to hear the Martix & Futurebound single, but I'm looking forward to doing so. *heads off to youtube* :whistle:

Looks like Nicki Minaj has been snubbed again then! :(

'Pills N Potions' is a flop. So, why would they playlist it now? :unsure:

 

I'm shocked they're snubbing Ella Eyre. :o :(

Ella Eyre's song isn't out for another month, why are you assuming they're snubbing her already? :unsure:

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