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If N-Dubz (who had maybe a handful of hits and were active for about 4 years) can sell out arena tours in 2023 then I'm sure The Saturdays can pull something off.

 

There's a nostalgia wave with pop groups from the 90's and 00's getting back together and it's really weird The Saturdays (a group who genuinely liked eachother and had a dozen top ten singles) haven't done it yet.

 

Come on girls. Get back together for a trashy Xenomania type pop bop, a short UK tour, some TV interviews and then you never need to be asked about it again.

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    @JulianNial @-Jay- @Liam.k. 2 weeks after 'Issues' was certified Gold, and 1 week after 'Just Can't Get Enough' was certified gold, 'All Fired Up' is now certified Gold!

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They couldn't sell out arena tours back in the day so I think there's next to no chance of it happening again, but I don't see why a theatre tour couldn't do decently for them, similar to what Sugababes did last year! That said, I think a few festivals (Hoopla notably) would be the best place for them to start, see what the social media buzz is like.
They would go down a storm at Hoopla. If they were going to come back then a theatre tour, Hoopla and headlining Pride festivals would be the best way to go to make some cash I guess.
Oh yeah I don't think The Sats could do arena tours but I mean if N-Dubz can do arenas with less successful discography than The Sats then they should at LEAST be able to sell out theatres on nostalgia alone.
Oh yeah I don't think The Sats could do arena tours but I mean if N-Dubz can do arenas with less successful discography than The Sats then they should at LEAST be able to sell out theatres on nostalgia alone.

 

Except N-Dubz actually sold albums, which is the purpose of releasing singles anyway; their first album went 2xPlatinum with the following two albums going Platinum; their least successful album venture is their greatest hits which is "only" Gold. After they split up the first time 8 of their singles has gone Silver, one Gold, one Platinum and of course the Tinchy Stryder collab 2xPlatinum, indicating that there's been a steady streaming interest in them over the years. I just don't think you can compare their successes because they're clearly appealing to a different section of the market.

Except N-Dubz actually sold albums, which is the purpose of releasing singles anyway; their first album went 2xPlatinum with the following two albums going Platinum; their least successful album venture is their greatest hits which is "only" Gold. After they split up the first time 8 of their singles has gone Silver, one Gold, one Platinum and of course the Tinchy Stryder collab 2xPlatinum, indicating that there's been a steady streaming interest in them over the years. I just don't think you can compare their successes because they're clearly appealing to a different section of the market.

 

N-Dubz split up in 2011 so I'd be surprised if after 12 years that their singles hadn't gotten new certifications. Everyone and anyone would get a Silver certification after that period of time if they're on playlists and had a presence on the music scene for years. The Saturdays also got new certifications since streaming was introduced. It happens to everyone.

N-Dubz split up in 2011 so I'd be surprised if after 12 years that their singles hadn't gotten new certifications. Everyone and anyone would get a Silver certification after that period of time if they're on playlists and had a presence on the music scene for years. The Saturdays also got new certifications since streaming was introduced. It happens to everyone.

 

You're missing the point; N-Dubz actually sold albums, The Saturdays only sold well with their first album (again, they were hailed as the Girls Aloud replacement), had mediocre sales for their second, passable for their repackaged thing and then flop, followed by a bigger flop and a greatest hits that did mediocre (but is being helped by streaming in the long run). They're clearly appealing to different audiences.

 

But yes, a Mighty Hoopla slot would probably be the most realistic thing for a reunion for them. But I think the main reason why they aren't reuniting is because it's not a lucrative venture for them - they'll have to split it five ways (plus with people surrounding them), they didn't write the majority of their stuff and they can't tour bigger venues. They also weren't about the vocals, so it's hard for them to do a scaled down stage show where they all just stand and sing and do some improvised dance routines (a la Sugababes). The truth is that they probably just earn more money doing random presenting stuff.

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It's been 15 years since The Saturdays released If This Is Love! (I cannot believe it x)

 

15 years, wow. I remember watching their first TV performance in the dresses from the video - forget what the show was called now. Some short lived thing sponsored by a phone company, because 2008 🤣

 

I so wish they'd just get back and do just one more tour and the greatest hits on vinyl, that's all I'd need. I'm sure Rochelle can take five minutes away from being a shampoo and M&S #bossqueen for that.

Crazy to think! I remember the build-up to the release and I certainly wouldn't have expected them to last as long as they did, even though they had a somewhat "interesting" career to follow.

I liked their individual colour vibe they had going on for the first album!

 

On reflection they were a much better girlband than I really gave them credit for at the time. Some great singles, I'm not sure why they didn't connect with me at the time.

Una being the only one to acknowledge as expected
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I had a look at their Spotify stream counts. If a song has more than one version I combined their stream counts. I hope I didn't miss anything out! Let me know if you happen to notice anything is missing:

 

(Singles are bold)

 

01 - 68,727,249 - What About Us

02 - 63,372,105 - Higher

03 - 32,811,167 - Ego

04 - 17,195,313 - Just Can't Get Enough

05 - 16,926,411 - Disco Love

06 - 15,720,164 - Issues

07 - 15,675,657 - All Fired Up

08 - 15,200,566 - When Love Takes Over

09 - 12,809,162 - My Heart Takes Over

10 - 12,462,257 - Up

11 - 11,058,532 - Greatest Hits Megamix

12 - 10,446,160 - 808

13 - 9,452,549 - Notorious

14 - 8,900,560 - Not Giving Up

15 - 6,129,161 - Missing You

16 - 5,081,845 - Forever Is Over

17 - 4,528,148 - 30 Days

18 - 4,495,248 - Work

19 - 3,442,295 - Gentleman

20 - 3,194,729 - If This Is Love

21 - 3,147,497 - White Lies

22 - 2,828,036 - What Are You Waiting For?

23 - 2,182,389 - Faster

24 - 2,121,597 - Don't Let Me Dance Alone

25 - 1,805,208 - Last Call

26 - 1,795,297 - Anywhere with You

27 - 1,398,333 - Leave a Light On

28 - 1,245,577 - Chasing Lights

29 - 1,222,107 - Lose Control

30 - 1,144,980 - Not Good Enough

31 - 1,061,568 - Walking Through the Desert

32 - 1,054,598 - For Myself

33 - 913,694 - Wildfire

34 - 903,210 - Get Ready, Get Set

35 - 897,346 - Wordshaker

36 - 810,421 - Lease My Love

37 - 755,572 - Fall

38 - 698,357 - One Shot

39 - 609,352 - Karma

40 - 535,944 - The Way You Watch Me

41 - 523,801 - Lies

42 - 523,686 - Problem with Love

43 - 523,012 - Puppet

44 - 515,987 - Died in Your Eyes

45 - 485,367 - Keep Her

46 - 485,294 - I Say OK

47 - 432,445 - Wish I Didn't Know

48 - 423,248 - You Don't Have the Right

49 - 395,152 - Somebody Else's Life

50 - 393,795 - Set Me Off

51 - 392,888 - Move On U

52 - 364,513 - Here Standing

53 - 338,763 - Denial

54 - 304,800 - Why Me, Why Now

55 - 299,005 - Promise Me

56 - 297,470 - Vulnerable

57 - 273,641 - Deeper

58 - 223,344 - Do What You Want With Me

59 - 218,020 - Open Up

60 - 198,663 - On the Radio

61 - 183,526 - Ladykiller

62 - 161,130 - Not That Kinda Girl

63 - 151,653 - Beggin'

64 - 147,770 - No One

65 - 129,823 - 2 am

66 - 109,979 - Bigger

67 - 89,812 - Love Come Down

68 - 85,124 - Turn Myself In

69 - 74,962 - I Need a Dollar

70 - 65,588 - What Am I Gonna Do

71 - 60,974 - Crashing Down

72 - 56,560 - Flashback

73 - 55,075 - I Can't Wait

74 - 46,218 - So Stupid

75 - 43,214 - Golden Rules

76 - 16,407 - Had It With Today

77 - 16,236 - Unofficial

78 - 14,843 - Ready to Rise

 

Total: 373,882,149

 

62,938,413 Higher - feat. Flo Rida + Album Version [Combined]

59,374,824 What About Us - feat. Sean Paul + 3:51 Version without Sean Paul + Extended Mix [Combined]

30,586,863 Ego - Album Version

16,945,317 Just Can't Get Enough - Radio Mix

16,371,807 Disco Love

15,579,452 Issues - Radio Mix + Album Version [Combined]

15,200,566 When Love Takes Over

14,925,159 All Fired Up

11,058,532 Greatest Hits Megamix

10,965,268 My Heart Takes Over - Album Version

10,446,160 808

9,012,231 Notorious

7,498,051 Not Giving Up

6,916,763 Up - Radio Edit

6,455,935 What About Us - 3:24 Version without Sean Paul

5,898,749 Missing You

4,810,410 Up - Album Version

4,477,433 30 Days

4,363,646 Forever Is Over - Radio Edit

4,138,012 Work - Phil Tan Radio Mix + Album Version [Combined]

3,204,010 Gentleman

3,147,497 White Lies

2,495,205 What Are You Waiting For?

2,414,301 What About Us - The Buzz Junkies Radio Edit

2,182,389 Faster

2,121,597 Don't Let Me Dance Alone

1,959,744 Ego - Single Mix

1,805,208 Last Call

1,795,297 Anywhere with You

1,684,978 My Heart Takes Over - Radio Edit

1,673,275 If This Is Love - Radio Edit

1,419,637 If This Is Love - Album Version

1,293,559 Leave a Light On

1,225,024 Chasing Lights

1,222,107 Lose Control

1,144,980 Not Good Enough

1,061,568 Walking Through the Desert

1,054,598 For Myself

925,040 Not Giving Up - Radio Mix

913,694 Wildfire

903,210 Get Ready, Get Set

897,346 Wordshaker

810,421 Lease My Love

755,572 Fall

609,352 Karma

556,610 Forever Is Over - Album Version

523,801 Lies

523,686 Problem with Love

523,012 Puppet

515,987 Died in Your Eyes

493,899 All Fired Up - The Alias Radio Edit

485,367 Keep Her

485,294 I Say OK

453,183 Disco Love - Wideboys Radio Edit

443,110 The Way You Watch Me - feat. Travie McCoy

432,445 Wish I Didn't Know

432,138 One Shot

423,248 You Don't Have the Right

404,068 Up - Wideboys Remix Edit

393,795 Set Me Off

392,888 Move On U

381,561 Somebody Else's Life

364,513 Here Standing

338,763 Denial

331,853 Work - Cahill Radio Edit

323,440 Higher - 7th Heaven Remix Radio Edit

304,800 Why Me, Why Now

299,005 Promise Me

297,470 Vulnerable

273,641 Deeper

266,219 One Shot - Starsmith Mix

260,763 Up - Wideboys Club Mix

223,344 Do What You Want With Me

218,020 Open Up

198,663 On the Radio

193,837 What Are You Waiting For? - LuvBug Radio Edit

183,526 Ladykiller

175,888 Gentleman - The Alias Radio Edit

175,321 Just Can't Get Enough - Video Mix

165,304 Not Giving Up - JRMX WeLovePop Radio Edit

161,130 Not That Kinda Girl

156,192 All Fired Up - Extended Mix

147,770 No One

129,823 2 am

128,688 What About Us - Acoustic Live from Transmitter Studios

109,979 Bigger

108,616 Notorious - Chuckie Dirty Dutch Club Mix + Chuckie Dirty Dutch Dub [Combined]

104,774 Leave a Light On - The Collective Radio Edit

102,971 Not Giving Up - Extended 12" Version

101,702 Ego - Jason Nevins Radio Edit

98,552 What Are You Waiting For? - The Alias Radio Edit

97,849 Ego - Almighty Club Mix

97,342 Not Giving Up - Cahill Remix Radio Edit

94,149 Notorious - Chuckie Remix Radio Edit

93,924 Missing You - Cahill Radio Edit

92,834 The Way You Watch Me - The Saturdays-Only Version

89,812 Love Come Down

85,673 Forever Is Over - Manhattan Clique Edit

85,124 Turn Myself In

82,751 What About Us - Guy Scheiman Radio Edit

82,613 Beggin' - Live MTV Nokia Session

77,969 If This Is Love - Moto Blanco Radio Edit

74,962 I Need a Dollar - Radio 1 Live Lounge

74,675 Just Can't Get Enough - Wideboys Club Mix

74,521 What About Us - 2nd Adventure Radio Edit

72,095 Notorious - Jorg Schmid Radio Edit

69,040 Beggin'

67,552 Issues - Vince Clarke Radio Edit

65,588 What Am I Gonna Do

60,974 Crashing Down

60,359 Notorious - Almighty Remix Radio Edit

59,352 Forever Is Over - Buzz Junkies Remix

56,560 Flashback

55,265 Up - Riffs & Rays Radio Edit

55,075 I Can't Wait

54,195 Missing You - Cahill Club Mix

54,031 Missing You - Acoustic Version

51,035 Disco Love - StarLab Disco Radio Edit

46,812 My Heart Takes Over - Digital Dog Radio Edit

46,218 So Stupid

46,118 What About Us - 2nd Adventure Club Mix

45,271 Notorious - Chuckie Extended Remix

43,431 What About Us - Seamus Haji Radio Edit

43,214 Golden Rules

42,631 What About Us - Guy Scheiman Club Mix

42,377 What About Us - The Buzz Junkies Club Mix

35,734 Not Giving Up - Cahill Remix

33,070 Issues - Digital Dog Club Mix

32,664 Ego - Almighty Radio Edit

32,345 Ego - Jason Nevins Club Mix

32,178 Higher - 7th Heaven Club Remix

29,814 All Fired Up - Karaoke Version

28,557 All Fired Up - The Alias Club Mix

25,383 Work - Cahill Full Club Mix

24,947 Not Giving Up - JRMX Club Heaven Radio Edit

24,377 My Heart Takes Over - Rokstone Mix

23,848 If This Is Love - Moto Blanco Club Mix

23,050 Not Giving Up - TKNIK Radio Edit

21,672 What About Us - Seamus Haji Club Mix

20,553 Chasing Lights - Live MTV Nokia Session

20,508 Disco Love - Acoustic Live from Transmitter Studios

19,277 Gentleman - Focus SOS Remix

19,249 Higher - StoneBridge Remix Radio Edit

18,797 Higher - Fascination Remix Radio Edit

18,542 Missing You - Steve Smart & Westfunk Remix

18,256 My Heart Takes Over - Ambient Mix

16,765 All Fired Up - Space Cowboy Remix

16,501 What Are You Waiting For? - The Alias Club Mix

16,407 Had It With Today

16,334 Notorious - Chipmunk Remix

16,236 Unofficial

15,729 My Heart Takes Over - Oxford Hustlers Radio Edit

15,104 Notorious - Almighty Remix

14,843 Ready to Rise

14,464 My Heart Takes Over - High Level Radio Edit

14,140 Issues - Live MTV Nokia Session

14,103 What Are You Waiting For? - LuvBug Club Mix

14,013 All Fired Up - Cutmore Killa Radio Edit

13,783 Issues - Vince Clarke Club Mix

13,591 Somebody Else's Life - Acoustic

13,343 Higher - Ultimate Club Remix

13,249 My Heart Takes Over - Soulseekerz Radio Edit

12,539 Notorious - Karaoke Version

12,511 Gentleman - Signature's Back to the 90's Radio Edit

12,167 Issues - Digital Dog Radio Edit

11,748 Disco Love - StarLab Disco Club Mix

11,320 30 Days - Max Sanna and Steve Pitron Club Mix

11,258 All Fired Up - Tom Staar Club Mix

11,241 Gentleman - The Alias Club Mix

10,741 30 Days - Atomic UK Garage Radio Edit

10,666 My Heart Takes Over - Steve More Radio Edit

10,169 Disco Love - Wideboys Club Mix

9,838 What Are You Waiting For? - Belanger Club Mix

9,769 Higher - Fascination Club Remix

9,720 Missing You - Steve Smart Radio Edit

9,456 Notorious - JRMX Club Mix

8,800 Not Giving Up - JRMX Club Heaven Club Mix

8,620 Higher - Ultimate Remix Radio Edit

8,296 Higher - StoneBridge Remix

7,961 Disco Love - LuvBug Club Mix

7,774 Gentleman - 2nd Adventure Radio Edit

7,689 My Heart Takes Over - Karaoke Version

7,674 My Heart Takes Over - Richard Dinsdale Radio Edit

7,458 Not Giving Up - JRMX WeLovePop Remix

7,122 Forever Is Over - Buzz Junkies Edit

6,631 Not Giving Up - Karaoke Version

6,414 Forever Is Over - Manhattan Clique Remix

6,395 Notorious - JRMX Radio Edit

6,227 Gentleman - Signature's Back to the 90's Vocal Remix

5,802 Up - Sticky Radio Edit

5,644 30 Days - Ruff Loaderz Club Mix

5,611 30 Days - JRMX Radio Edit

5,367 Gentleman - 2nd Adventure Club Mix

5,240 30 Days - Max Sanna and Steve Pitron Radio Edit

5,232 Not Giving Up - TKNIK Remix

5,206 Up - Riffs & Rays Club Remix

4,493 30 Days - Karaoke Version

4,273 30 Days - Ruff Loaderz Radio Mix

3,980 Up - Sticky Club Mix

3,028 Forever Is Over - The Dealer Remix

1,702 30 Days - JRMX Club Mix

1,691 30 Days - Bass Ninjas Club Edit

'White Lies' being their most streamed album track :cheeseblock: ('808' is a B-side, right???)

 

'My Heart Takes Over' in their top 10 *.* IKTFR!!!!

 

Honestly, although I'd do a little reshuffling in a personal ranking, I do think their most streamed singles are mostly correct in terms of personal preference tbh.

808, White Lies, Faster and Last Call so high - proof they should've all been singles. White Lies especially.

'Last Call' as a single, hmmm I'm really not sure on that one. 'Faster' for sure though, if only the On Your Radar era had been big enough to have an extra single :(

 

I do wonder if '808' could have performed better instead of WYWF, but I think at that point they were done and nothing would've really made that much difference sadly.

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