January 16, 20196 yr Sugar being 2nd best selling :mellow: so surprised how that did so well. "It Was Always You" deserved to do way better than it did at the time (even if it wasn't a proper single as such) Crazy to see "This Love" down at 10th as well. Edited January 16, 20196 yr by Rob S~
January 17, 20196 yr Maroon 5 and Pink seem to be the only artists from the early 2000s that are still really big. I suppose you could make a case for Justin Timberlake as well, but after the dismal performance of his last album (missing the year-end 100), I wouldn't be so sure.
January 17, 20196 yr Maroon 5 and Pink seem to be the only artists from the early 2000s that are still really big. I suppose you could make a case for Justin Timberlake as well, but after the dismal performance of his last album (missing the year-end 100), I wouldn't be so sure. What about Coldplay
January 17, 20196 yr One of their keyboardists PJ Morton also has some incredible solo albums. If I recall correctly, he has more Grammy nominations this year than Maroon 5 do :heehee:
January 17, 20196 yr If I recall correctly, he has more Grammy nominations this year than Maroon 5 do :heehee: To be fair, M5 have only released 2 singles this year. :P Edited January 17, 20196 yr by WhoOdyssey
January 17, 20196 yr OMG THIS! :lol: The remix of that is ok, but that song is dull af. CRTFY was so much better in terms of Shakira's big collabs! No No! 😱
January 17, 20196 yr but you are saying Justin Timberlake has lost it cos his album underperformed what about M5's albums? the last 2 have done nothing, nobody buys their albums anymore
January 17, 20196 yr Yeah Maroon 5’s last album was a complete flop (and rightly so) Even Girls Like You didn’t revive it.
January 17, 20196 yr just checked and Red Pill Blues did 12-38, 2 weeks in the top 40, when originally released, not sure if it ever came back
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