vivek

Does anyone know why this did so well on pre orders?? Love the song but still sleepless about why its so popular. Never even heard it on the radio

Oh god no :no: :no: This song isn't one of their bests

Sooo excited or this! The set list looks amazing!

Finally up there again!

Well the song got snubbed by all except Capital. The success of Brave heart hopefully has shown BBC of their mistake

Can't wait for this! The album artwork looks amazing. Only just got into Paloma faith, but she's amazing

They're turning out to be like the sats. Both their debuts didn't fare that well, then the second single does so well giving them notability. I'd love to see whats in store for them

I think Put Your hands Up was rubbish, let alone a choice for a single

Her face!!!

Slid to 40,000 yesterday. Expected to go down to 34,000 today :S Comparisons: What About Us (Day 9): 60,000 Disco Love (Day 9): 20,000 NGU (Day 9): 40,000

I've just wondered how regardless of 'Into The Blue' is being constantly played by capital, not many people think it's going to fare that well past its first week. It led me to wonder if Airplay is the key factor in a song's success or does it have to connect with audiences. A recent example could be 'Happy' which has been constantly played by radio but as a result, it's still top 3. However, songs like Disco Love by the saturdays had bad pre orders, airplay and only had promotion to keep it noticed, however that debuted at #5 with over 50,000 sales. Then you get songs like Work b*tch which had no airplay and suffered as a result. This lead me to think that Some songs may not need airplay to Do well whereas some do (maybe because they don't connect with audiences well?) What do you think?

Well Chloe can make a dull, black and white movie, colourful and unique! I just didn't find it as appealing as what everyone constantly says

Obviously number one :D but anywhere from 30-60k for me

I just noticed that resemblance too!

I didn't get the appeal of this film. I liked it but it dragged on and in the end it was decent but not mind blowing. What do you guys see in the film that makes it so amazing?

If this was the case, I'd be scared to watch their movies. For example, a horror movie may make me think of what was going on in his mind and even a comedy by the director could frankly be startling

Heard if Short Term 12, it is supposed to be very good! The thing about The Call is that you don't expect it to be very good but the acting is amazing and there is a lot of suspense. My mate found himself yelling at the cinema screen during some parts at the characters. The end fell apart though but it was very under-appreciated in England

Hurricane's fave GIF! http://25.media.tumblr.com/ec5f88ba39e84a1c8254dc52b7aa5cef/tumblr_mzxlsrmfz91qh3qcmo1_500.gif

I bet Peter loved it when Rochelle said this: http://24.media.tumblr.com/3a8f78d92a33bd8212407cac434d374f/tumblr_mk89rzoR921rz98iqo1_400.gif

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view/137418/the-saturdays-jcge-9-o.gif

Made a thread for it :P

This was catching on in the Youtube page and I wanted to see how funny these can get!

These days most people just release on single so that it enters the chart at a higher position. As a result, EPs seem to get ignored. They offer more so people tend to get more attracted to EPs than single pre orders, which was why NGU got into the top 50 and the single didnt fare aswell

Just my opinion ;)

It's not about wishing to get rid of him, its about thinking that the girls may have made a mistake by getting rid of their manager after one mistake (old manager). And they wouldn't be as needy for endorsements if they hadn't had a bad promotion scheme for their albums/singles.