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That's what I think but I recall seeing tweets after her performance on the X-Factor slating her saying she was :(

 

Lets hope for good UK airplay though! :D

 

Probably because she'd only released one single at that point?

 

I think it's fair to say somebody with a #1 and a #2 single cannot be classified as a one hit wonder.

 

I'm kind of liking this!

Probably because she'd only released one single at that point?

 

I think it's fair to say somebody with a #1 and a #2 single cannot be classified as a one hit wonder.

 

I'm kind of liking this!

 

I thought Lips Are Movin' had been released at that point? :o

 

I do like this video, it's better than the one for Lips Are Movin', to be honest (though Lips Are Movin' is still better than Dear Future Husband).
Less in-your-face than the previous two singles and I like that. Think I'll prefer it to "Lips Are Movin'" very quickly, cute video too.

This is my favourite by her so far, I think! Such a cute song.

 

I think with Meghan it's not about the one-hit wonder tag (which she certainly has proved herself not to be), but whether she'll be a one-album wonder.

The video is adorable, and it really stays consistent with the song's genre. I can't with the YouTube comments. The song is styles as 50's American swing, which by that time was during the American "baby boom". There was a lot of domestication within the houses, as this was after World War II and most mothers were caring for their children. You've seen the white picket fence kind of family before.

 

In fact, the video's time setting is kinda similar to "Gentleman" by The Saturdays.

This is my favourite by her so far, I think! Such a cute song.

 

I think with Meghan it's not about the one-hit wonder tag (which she certainly has proved herself not to be), but whether she'll be a one-album wonder.

 

Lets hope not! :cry:

 

The video is adorable, and it really stays consistent with the song's genre. I can't with the YouTube comments. The song is styles as 50's American swing, which by that time was during the American "baby boom". There was a lot of domestication within the houses, as this was after World War II and most mothers were caring for their children. You've seen the white picket fence kind of family before.

 

In fact, the video's time setting is kinda similar to "Gentleman" by The Saturdays.

 

What do the Youtube comments say? The Gentleman comparisons outside The Sats forum though, oh Christ :rofl:

 

PEOPLE NEED TO LIGHTEN UP.

 

'Dear Future Husband' is #40 on USA iTunes, it's had such an incredible iTunes performance on USA iTunes. I'm expecting to have already sold over 200,000 in the United States and I'm guessing this will easily get her a third top 10 which will be incredible.

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