9 hours ago, -Jay- said:

It's by far the Zara Larsson version that's causing Stateside to be a hit, although OCC is simply crediting the entry to PinkPantheress.

Agree the Kylie version is having next to no impact on its chart success - guess the OCC couldn’t credit a feature as it charted previously and there are 3 duet versions.

It's a strange strategy having 3 different duet versions although I can see why they think it could work as fanbases from all 3 would check it out.

56 minutes ago, Padamic_Tension said:

It's a strange strategy having 3 different duet versions although I can see why they think it could work as fanbases from all 3 would check it out.

Yes, certainly helped it on its way to a Top 40 place and coincides with Zara’s renewed chart success too.

Ya Zara seems to be having a bit of a chart renaissance again which im happy to see im not a huge fan but enjoy some of her stuff, someday i do hope a Kylie track gets used on a tv show that turns a Kylie song into a huge hit whether it a previously a big hit or a less well known song.

The Kylie feature thing just doesn't really seem to work, most of her features/duets seems to do not go anywhere or boost her profile much, of course i dont include songs such as especially for you, if you were with me now, kids, where the wild roses grow etc.

To be fair, the minimal amount of streams the Kylie version of this got probably made the difference between it being top 40 and not.

Yes, i would like to think that Kylie may have helped it sneak into the top 40.

15 hours ago, Padamic_Tension said:

Ya Zara seems to be having a bit of a chart renaissance again which im happy to see im not a huge fan but enjoy some of her stuff, someday i do hope a Kylie track gets used on a tv show that turns a Kylie song into a huge hit whether it a previously a big hit or a less well known song.

This - If ‘Stranger Things’ could use an 80s Kylie track next please!

It would be great wouldn't it, I'd love breathe, flower, the one or hold on to now to become a big hit someday.