(Zach)

I feel like it's a much better version of Nostalgia, which is arguably her best so far. I think it's the production on her tracks that I don't like.

Eating a pint of ice cream and listening to Disco Love (of which I have none in my life).

THIS is more like what she needs to be releasing. It has Vanessa written all over it and is actually very good. Ly7uj0JwgKg

This is so underwhelming. Probably about as generic and unoriginal as you can get. So it will probably be a hit :lol: Baby Don't Lie is easily the best of the four, then Used To Love You, then this, then Spark The Fire. I really hope Fergie can come up with something better than this.

Oooh, really like this song and always love a Sean Paul feature. How he continues to get such high profile collabos is beyond me.

Congrats Juliano!

Disco Love should've done super well but I don't think it spent more than two weeks in the Top 100 on streaming. So not sure adding those in would've affected sales much.

*Chart Data Incoming* Chart Runs UK Top 100: 1-3-4-8-13-18-23-27-39-36-43-55-63-68-66-86-out Ireland Top 100: 6-7-7-9-15-20-19-22-23-35-46-48-71-58-86-70-89-out Scotland Top 40: 1-1-5-8-11-19-20-26-32-33-38-out Euro 200: 75-36-37-41-45-47-50-54-77-106-106-124-131-161-out World Top 40: 24-out German Top 100: 44-56-47-50-52-61-out Austrian Top 75: 75-57-69-out-67-out New Zealand Top 40: 36-27-37-out Airplay Peaks UK Airplay Official Peak: 5 UK TV Airplay Official Peak: 2 UK Airplay Rolling Peak: 4 UK Commercial Airplay Rolling Peak: 5 UK TV Airplay Rolling Peak: 1 Irish Airplay Rolling Peak: 13 German Airplay Rolling Peak: 56 US Pop Airplay Rolling Peak: 64 French Airplay: 148 US, Canada, UK & Ireland iTunes Peaks What About Us Single: #102 US, #31 US Pop, #47 CAN, #22 CAN Pop, #1 UK, #1 UK Pop, #3 Ireland, #1 Ireland Pop What About US EP: #1 UK, #1 UK Pop, #4 Ireland, #2 Ireland Pop UK iTunes First Week Run (12 Hour Intervals) 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1 *Highest % on Kworb = 100% Ireland iTunes First Week Run (12 Hour Intervals) 14-5-4-3-5-6-6-8-6-6-7-7-7-7 *Highest % on Kworb = 78% Year-End Charts UK Singles Chart 37 (2013) UK Airplay Chart 29 (2013) UK TV Airplay Chart 7 (2013) Hungary Airplay Chart 34 (2013) Radio 1 A-List Vote 7 (Five Years) Certifications UK: Gold Venezuela: Gold

Of course I know 2ndAdventure, he just left before I joined so I never had the chance to interact with him. Forgot blackout was Breakaway, love them as well!

And I was just defending you in the awards thread.. #TheseHoesAintLoyal

Guess I won't be charting Disco Love this week. Totto stay pressed. 1. Move On U 2. White Lies 3. Walking Through The Desert 4. Wildfire 5. When Love Takes Over 6. Ego 7. Notorious 8. Wish I Didn't Know 9. Fall 10. What About Us 11. Faster 12. Get Ready, Get Set 13. Leave A Light On 14. Problem With Love 15. Not Giving Up 16. Higher 17. Missing You 18. Gentleman 19. All Fired Up 20. My Heart Takes Over

Love April, Martyn, and missingyou. Don't really know the other two unfortunately :( Snagged that Top 10 placing!

I missed all the good stuff. Stupid time difference. Several things I'd like to say: -Thanks for Best Poster and Most Likable Poster! It means a lot and I am genuinely surprised! -Thank G April won Biggest Rochelle Stan after last year's travesty. Well deserved April and I'm glad you're back. -Congrats to everyone who won an award and everyone who didn't. You all bring something amazing to this forum and it wouldn't be the same without each and every one of you ^_^ -So excited Hurricane & Missing You won duo of the year. -The lack of Totto in these awards is tragic. Y'all need to quit sleeping on this one. -Miss seeing you around here Joe and thanks for the shoutout. Being grouped with Mollie, Beyonce, and your cat is an honor. -Thanks so much for hosting Lee and amazing job as always. I know I say it all the time but this forum would be nothing without you! -Hurricane is hosting the next 576 Sats Forum events. bye

I miss Neil :cry:

Critical Reception The song received mainly mixed reviews from critics. Robert Copsey of Digital Spy said that Rochelle Humes asks in a "curious Jamaican-flecked timbre" during the intro of "What About Us". During the lyrics "Oh why are we are waiting so long I'm suffocating", and he went onto say that it is in reference to "man-related drama" and also pointing out that there is plenty of that on their reality series, Chasing The Saturdays. Copsey later went onto tip the band for their first number-one single as he said: "but we suspect it could also be a sly wink at their enduring quest for a number one single". He said that track was "radio-friendly" due to the "trace beats" and "demanding their contrary lover to give up the hard-to-get schtick sharpish". Although he didn't think that the song was "original" enough for the band, but is "strangely addictive" and he would be happy to see the song at the top of the charts. 4Music described the song as a "electro-pop affair with a bucket-load of synths thrown in for good measure. It's quite good, but we wonder if they should reconsider this single choice if they truly want to launch an invasion on America's charts." Idolator wrote a mixed review criticizing the track for lacking the group's signature style; "While the beat is pounding enough to nab the girls a chart hit, it doesn’t feel true to the spirit of The Sats. Then again, maybe it isn’t supposed to." Jessica Sager from PopCrush also touched on the departure from their original sound; "It’s a pretty big departure from their usual sugary oeuvre, but not necessarily in a bad way." She went on to praise Sean Paul's feature; "His presence on the track gives it an air of authenticity and fun, but pretty much only during his own verses and interjections." However, she criticised the mediocre attempt at dialect the groups sing in throughout the track; "When the Saturdays try to emulate island tones, it sounds a little awkward and they start out like that right off the bat, but go in and out of the undistinguished dialect throughout the song." She also felt that the heavily Auto-Tuned chorus was not need; "The Auto-Tune seems extraneous, because the Saturdays can actually sing well without it." She end the review by labeling their latest effort as "generic" and "not the best the Saturdays have to offer", also rating it two and a half stars out of five.

Radio Airplay: 75-50-49-24-23-07-06-05-05-06-09-15-14-13-14-13-21-31-61-65-68-67-66-68-83 TV Airplay: 27-22-19-07-12-10-09-10-17-02-02-02-03-08-12-15-19-28-21-33-35-35-X-36-39

Buzzjack Reception It was a little hard to gather Buzzjack reception since we got the song in phases. First the live version, then the remixes, then the extended, then the single version. I think the song would've had more of an impact on me had I heard the single version first rather than the gradual buildup to the single version. Sort of ruined it for me tbh.

Congrats Jimmy and well deserved! You've become one of the most active posters and I always enjoy your posts. Thanks for helping to keep the forum alive :) What kind of f*ckery...? Well done Juliano! Would love to see you post more! Congrats to Paul but seriously WTF guys! How could you do this to meeeeeeeeee :cry: #Perplexed http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/01/28/article-1246678-080EA35B000005DC-823_468x574.jpg Fixed that for you! James you are awesome and I agree with everything Lee had to say! This forum wouldn't be the same without you! Absolutely love the chart each week. #MoveOnUForNumberOne #MissingYouForNumberOne #30DaysForNumberOne #JamesForNumberOne

What About Us UK Release Date: 17th March 2013 Peak: #01 Weeks: 26 Certified: Gold Week - Date - Position - Sales 01 - 24/03/13 - #001 - 114,292 02 - 31/03/13 - #003 - 70,152 03 - 07/04/13 - #004 - 39,810 04 - 14/04/13 - #008 - 29,684 05 - 21/04/13 - #013 - 22,000 * 06 - 28/04/13 - #018 - 16,500 * 07 - 05/05/13 - #023 - 13,682 08 - 12/05/13 - #027 - 10,400 * 09 - 19/05/13 - #039 - 07,400 * 10 - 26/05/13 - #036 - 08,600 * 11 - 02/06/13 - #043 - 05,800 * 12 - 09/06/13 - #055 - 05,200 * 13 - 16/06/13 - #063 - 04,500 * 14 - 23/06/13 - #068 - 04,300 * 15 - 30/06/13 - #066 - 04,400 * 16 - 07/07/13 - #086 - 03,800 * 17 - 14/07/13 - #109 - 02,400 * 18 - 21/07/13 - #116 - 02,000 * 19 - 28/07/13 - #132 - 01,914 20 - 04/08/13 - #144 - 01,500 * 21 - 11/08/13 - #181 - 01,000 * 22 - 18/08/13 - #158 - 01,476 23 - 25/08/13 - #170 - 01,350 * (OUT) 24 - 20/10/13 - #178 - 01,179 (OUT) 25 - 29/12/13 - #177 26 - 05/01/14 - #172 - 01,971 (OUT) Most Recent Sales Total: 407,563 [August 2014] -6YLi0GNBTk vH-sqgv9RLQ United Kingdom #1 Scotland #1 Serbia #1 Hungary #2 Poland #2 Europe Digital Songs #3 Ireland #6 Estonia #12 Australia Hitseekers #14 Ukraine #18 United World Chart #24 New Zealand #27 US Dance #27 Bulgaria #38 Germany #44 US Pop Digital Songs #50 Austria #57 Canada Digital Songs #58 Canada #79 Belgium (Wallonia) #90 Slovakia #97 Belgium (Flanders) #105 US Digital Songs #127 "What About Us" is a single released by English-Irish girl group The Saturdays. Their first international single, it is the lead single from their first American-only release EP, Chasing The Saturdays (2013). It also acts as the second single from their fourth studio album Living for the Weekend (2013). The single was first released in the United States and Canada on 18 December 2012 via digital download, before being released in the United Kingdom on 16 March 2013 via CD single and digital download. The single was written by Camille Purcell, Ollie Jacobs, Philip Jacobs. There are two different versions of the track which have been recorded and released: a solo version, which was released exclusively in the US and Canada, and a version featuring Jamaican rapper Sean Paul, which was released internationally. Music critics gave the song positive feedback, but questioned the heavily auto-tuned chorus and the move away from the group's traditional sound.

YASSS Totto. So underrated.

Who are you wearing? A homeless person?

Zach is here and wants to win every award except Rochelle's Biggest Stan. http://i1236.photobucket.com/albums/ff453/nowaynowaynoway/Screen%20Shot%202016-02-08%20at%2012.48.26%20PM_zps0r2h3yz1.png

FLOP

I did too. I remember it got such a great start with pre-orders. I think it would've been a hit had it been released about two years earlier when dancepop wasn't all the way out and they still had radio support.