Jump to content

Featured Replies

Apparently that does count as one of the singles from '#willpower' after all, it's counted as being a radio single. A pity it wasn't given a proper push though.

 

:( I was really counting on that being a late summer anthem last year, such thoroughly enjoyable tat.

  • Replies 306
  • Views 25.6k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

I do find it funny how some on this forum make sweeping generalisations about others in order to feel superior. I very much nothinged Scream & Shout.

 

I'm not exactly going to name every single member I was referring to, was I?

:wub:

 

Still can't believe Will.i.am never released 'Fall Down' as a single though.

I loved Fall Down, but wasn't Fall Down planned to be a single?

I loved Fall Down, but wasn't Fall Down planned to be a single?

 

Yeah - Miley and Will.i.am had filmed a music video for 'Fall Down' also. It actually done rather well worldwide for a song that wasn't pushed in the slightest.

will.i.am's had a pretty superb set of chart peaks over the past couple of years tbh. From T.H.E onwards, he's gone 3-1-1-2-3-2 and now potentially another #1, as a lead artist, if I'm not mistaken?
will.i.am's had a pretty superb set of chart peaks over the past couple of years tbh. From T.H.E onwards, he's gone 3-1-1-2-3-2 and now potentially another #1, as a lead artist, if I'm not mistaken?

 

And his chart peaks in his home country with the same tracks:

 

36-110-3-17-x-96-x

 

It's really quite odd how much more the UK has taken to will.i.am solo, especially considering the BEPs did the whole '26 consecutive weeks at #1' thing in the USA a little bit before these singles.

Yeah - Miley and Will.i.am had filmed a music video for 'Fall Down' also. It actually done rather well worldwide for a song that wasn't pushed in the slightest.

 

It was a promo singles from before the album was released, hence why it charted everywhere (I'm sure you know that already though :lol:). It was later on sent to radio in Australia and probably some other countries.

 

The song is decent, but kind of like Crazy Kids. There was another song on the album similar to it called Gettin' Dumb.

 

And his chart peaks in his home country with the same tracks:

 

36-110-3-17-x-96-x

 

It's really quite odd how much more the UK has taken to will.i.am solo, especially considering the BEPs did the whole '26 consecutive weeks at #1' thing in the USA a little bit before these singles.

 

The US seems to much prefer Fergie as a solo artist. It was like that with his previous album too. Heartbreaker did very well here, but he didn't have big hits from the album in the US (unless you count American Boy).

 

But also, pop radio stations in the US would never play a song like T.H.E. or Bang Bang. I don't think they would play Feelin' Myself either, but after the success of Fancy over there it's possible they might have done.

Edited by Eric_Blob

It was a promo singles from before the album was released, hence why it charted everywhere (I'm sure you know that already though :lol:). It was later on sent to radio in Australia and probably some other countries.

 

 

Oh, I know that - I just meant that it was top 1500 in the United Kingdom for around 6-7 months following the release of the album which is pretty good considering there was next to no airplay for the song.

Oh, I know that - I just meant that it was top 1500 in the United Kingdom for around 6-7 months following the release of the album which is pretty good considering there was next to no airplay for the song.

 

Yeah, that's true. I think Miley-mania last year probably boosted Fall Down and a lot of her old songs' sales.

Songs Out Next Week

 

138. Rixton - Me And My Broken Heart

149. Nicole Scherzinger - Your Love

300. Ella Eyre - If I Go [i think this will just manage to scrape top 10 - maybe peak at #08 ?]

393. Lily Allen - URL Badman [Could this potentially miss the top 200 - where did it all go wrong? Hype was there following Somewhere Only We Know]

 

Songs Out 21st July

66. Cheryl Cole - Crazy Stupid Love (feat. Tinie Tempah)

85. MAGIC! - Rude

364. Charli XCX - Boom Clap

542. Neon Jungle - Louder

 

POP Charts

674. Cher Lloyd - Sirens

1438. Pixie Lott - Lay Me Down

 

393. Lily Allen - URL Badman [Could this potentially miss the top 200 - where did it all go wrong? Hype was there following Somewhere Only We Know]

 

Two words - Air Balloon. :(

Lord, I thought that Cher would be doing better at this point... what a disaster of an era.

 

And her album on the album chart (out in 3 weeks):

 

682. Cher Lloyd - Sorry I'm Late

 

OUCH.

Lord, I thought that Cher would be doing better at this point... what a disaster of an era.

 

And her album on the album chart (out in 3 weeks):

 

682. Cher Lloyd - Sorry I'm Late

 

OUCH.

 

Pixie is not even top 1500.

 

1490. Neon Jungle - Welcome To The Jungle [Album[

Will.I.Am's song is brilliant, number one please :)
I think the problem with the 'Sheezus' campaign was that she was returning after 4/5 years but comes back with a John Lewis song. Not the statement that she's been known to make. Then to address these issues of the comeback, they release a very radio friendly song that actually can't be played on radio due to one word. It kind of dryed up the hype really, anything extra was absolutely gone with 'Air Balloon'.

1. will.i.am - It's My Birthday (feat. Cody Wise)

4. Jess Glynne - Right Here

8. The Vamps - Somebody To You (feat. Demi Lovato)

14. MKTO - Classic

37. Matrix & Futurebound - Don't Look Back (feat. Tanya Lacey) (Club Edit)

41. Dapper Laughs - Take It to the Base

76. The Vamps - Somebody To You (Acoustic Version) [feat. Demi Lovato]

150. Josh Record - Wide Awake

Songs Out Next Week

 

138. Rixton - Me And My Broken Heart

149. Nicole Scherzinger - Your Love

300. Ella Eyre - If I Go [i think this will just manage to scrape top 10 - maybe peak at #08 ?]

393. Lily Allen - URL Badman [Could this potentially miss the top 200 - where did it all go wrong? Hype was there following Somewhere Only We Know]

 

Songs Out 21st July

66. Cheryl Cole - Crazy Stupid Love (feat. Tinie Tempah)

85. MAGIC! - Rude

364. Charli XCX - Boom Clap

542. Neon Jungle - Louder

 

POP Charts

674. Cher Lloyd - Sirens

1438. Pixie Lott - Lay Me Down

oh dear at Pixie! (I expected this from Cher though :() it's just Pixie song is constantly on tv via that hair advert she's on (it's on all the time!!) So to see her doing worse than Cher... oh dear.
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.