What are you waiting for to split up? :kink:

Very happy at how low The Saturdays are. ^_^ :P

I'm chuckling quietly to myself. Poor girls. :lol:

 

Weak effort, but poor them.

Genuinely laughing out loud. SLAAAAY.

This is an awful track, shame on the saturdays, used to be good :/

On the plus side, this is better then the new David Guetta.

Nearly everything is. :(

'Gentleman' says hi.

This is far worse than Gentleman..

Edited August 17, 201412 yr by jsilv

Will be really interesting to see how The Sats have fared in sales vs streaming.

Judging by The Saturdays performance, surely streaming can't be added until the end of the week?

I think it's just that weekend streaming is higher + maybe non-Spotify streams not added until the end, there's definitely some streaming in the mids.

37 29 09

 

The Vamps Featuring Demi Lovato

Somebody To You

Meet The Vamps | 2014

 

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Chart Run: 46-42-39-4-15-19-27-29-37

 

Release date: 06-07-2014 / 07-07-2014

Format: digital single / CDS

Label: Virgin EMI

 

Chart sales: 100k+

 

Video here:

 

Biography

The Vamps are a British pop band formed in 2012. The band consists of Bradley William Simpson from Birmingham (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), James Daniel McVey from Bournemouth (vocals and guitar), Connor Samuel John Ball from Aberdeen (vocals and bass guitar), and Tristan Oliver Vance Evans from Exeter, (vocals and drums). They signed to Mercury Records in late 2012. The band started to grow a fan base by supporting pop punk band McFly in early 2013 on their Memory Lane Tour. They have also been performing at several festival style events around the UK as supporting acts for several different acts including The Wanted, JLS and Little Mix, Lawson . The Vamps released their debut EP on 29 September 2013. They will also be releasing a full album in 2014. They gained further recognition in September 2013, as they supported Selena Gomez on her Stars Dance Tour at London's Hammersmith Apollo on 7 and 8 September 2013. - Wikipedia

 

Chart history (Year peak title):

 

The Vamps

2013 02 Can We Dance -1-

2014 03 Wild Heart -2-

2014 02 Last Night -3-

2014 04 Somebody To You (The Vamps Feat. Demi Lovato) -4-

 

Demi Lovato

2008 33 This Is Me (Demi Lovato & Joe Jonas) -OST-

2009 35 La La Land -1-

2010 71 Wouldn't Change A Thing (Demi Lovato & Joe Jonas) -OST-

2012 07 Skyscraper -1-

2013 03 Heart Attack -1-

2014 42 Let It Go -OST-

2014 15 Neon Lights -2-

2014 04 Somebody To You (The Vamps Feat. Demi Lovato)

 

Album Discussion Here

This is actually a really good track, easily their best.

That 6th album the Saturdays have said will be coming, I'm not so sure now.

I want to like this song, but it's just vanilla.

I like the verses to this but the chorus to this is slightly grating ~

Judging by The Saturdays performance, surely streaming can't be added until the end of the week?

 

 

I think it's just that weekend streaming is higher + maybe non-Spotify streams not added until the end, there's definitely some streaming in the mids.

 

And the fact The Sats sold almost nothing over the weekend... :P (Sales are still higher at the weekend also).

 

'What Are You Waiting For?' was a generic mess (and I don't even always dislike The Sats' generic tracks, 'All Fired Up' is a tune).

Random observation but this has had a very similar chart run to 'Salute'.

On the plus side, this is better then the new David Guetta.

 

I don't understand the relevance? :huh:

I want to like this song, but it's just vanilla.

I like vanilla :kink:

Surely the obvious point is that streaming is more cumulative; somebody who buys a song early in the week is unlikely to buy it again, but somebody who streams a song will probably keep doing it.

I don't understand the relevance? :huh:

Both generic dance tracks?