PeaceMob

Hang on, calling someone a racist is not just about being offended, that's a massive slur and I'm still waiting for that person to back up what they said. And yes Nicola Sturgeon is a racist, she absolutely despises England and anything to do with us.

There would be no reason for her or Scotland to be in the UK media anymore if they leave the UK, for example I don't ever see the Republic of Ireland PM or President in the UK media.

Excuse me, are you going to back that up because that's bang out of order what you just said there.

Wow Nicola Sturgeon really f***ing hates England, I see it as a win/win situation, if Scotland leaves then the rest of the UK no longer have to see and hear from that ugly racist again and if they vote to stay then she's just destroyed her own and the SNP's political careers.

Are you British? If you are then I'm really surprised that you would say freedom of movement with the EU is better than one with the Commonwealth. I've got relatives who live in Australia and New Zealand, the opportunity to make it easier for me to visit them and possibly stay and work there is HUGE for me, if you look at the facts more British people have moved to live in Commonwealth countries than EU countries despite the UK currently being a member of the EU. Also by a long way I feel more culturally familiar to the Commonwealth than I ever do about being "European".

This is classic, :lol: Um, freedom of movement with countries like Canada and Australia is IMPOSSIBLE if the UK is still a member of the EU. And Tony Blair being your favourite ever PM explains everything, arguably the most hated man in the country, that's why he has police protection at all times paid for by the taxpayers of course.

Now that's a lie, the reason the UK has this meeting with the Commonwealth is precisely because we are no longer straight jacketed by the EU and we are finally leaving it. As for rejoining, :lol: young people are fickle (I'd know I'm still in my 20's) and once my generation starts to see how much better it is for the UK to be outside of the EU, it'll be like admitting today that you actually voted for Tony Blair to be PM.

Myth? :huh: There has literally just been a Commonwealth meeting in London that started a couple of days ago setting out plans on deals with the UK and the other Commonwealth nations. And freedom of movement between the UK, Australia and New Zealand is actually going to happen, obviously we need to be completely out of the EU first.

Yawn! Remainers are still scaremongering :rolleyes:, you do realise the campaigning is over and the UK WILL be leaving the EU. I'm not gonna bother listing all of the many positives about the UK being out of the EU because I'll be here all day, all I'll say is once the UK triggers Article 50 it won't be long before more and more British people really starts to discover the benefits of being a sovereign and independent country outside of the EU, for me personally I can't wait until the UK government gets a deal with Australia and New Zealand on freedom of movement between our countries. :wub:

One of the greatest songs ever made, Elton John - Tiny Dancer. It was never released as a single and yet recently it's been certified Silver (200,000 chart sales), helped by downloads and streaming. Great thread btw. Al8UHnjusq0

I think streaming has been fantastic for both singles and album charts, I think it's finally properly reflecting what songs the public are actually listening to, Ed Sheeran is one of the biggest popstars on the planet atm and this domination on streaming is accurately showing that, in the 1960's the singles chart and album chart would have the Beatles occupy the entire top 5 but if that was what the public was listening to then so be it. Also another thing streaming has been great for is ending the constant one week #1's in the singles chart which made the achievement far less credible, now we're seeing songs like "Rockabye" #1 for 9 weeks, "One Dance" for 15 weeks, and "Shape Of You" for 8 weeks so far, I think that's far, far greater to see and makes the #1 a lot less attainable.

This is hilarious. Ed domination.

Woohoo! Coldplay at #2, their biggest hit (in terms of chart position) since "Paradise" in January 2012.

If the Conservatives can bring more prosperity in the North, I guarantee the Tories would dominate Westminster for a long, long time.

Why are you still living in the past, and I don't know why you're instantly dismissive of Tory MPs that went to Eton when Labour are no different either, Labour is filled with Blairites and metropolitan elite MPs all living in London, far away from the North. And the current Conservative Prime Minister never went to Eton or was born into wealth, she's worked her way up in life.

Yeah cause Labour has done so much for the North East in the last CENTURY.

A great night for the Conservatives and these results show that it is possible for the Conservatives to take lots of seats in the North. It's looking more and more like a possible Tory 400+ seats with a 100 majority in the 2020 general election.

Love this. Like some people on here have already said, this song is a cross between "Roses" and "A Sky Full Of Stars". Would love to see this go to No 1.

OMG! I cannot wait to hear this collaboration. If it's anywhere near as good as "Don't Let Me Down" and "Hymn For The Weekend" then this is going to be sooo goooood.

After Katy Perry's flop song "Rise" last year I could see her music career going down the drain and now with all the hype for her first proper single from hew new album and seeing where it's debuted on Spotify, it's not looking good, maybe she can still turn it around.

Whoa, the Teenage Dream era had so many great hits, good to see "Firework" over 1.2 million despite it not reaching No. 1, "Teenage Dream" and "E.T." should have sold more than "Dark Horse" though. Also I wish the OCC would make up their mind if an artist biggest selling songs include streaming (100:1 ratio) or just purchased sales, the OCC being inconsistent as ever, :rolleyes: :)

I actually didn't mind the BBC... until Brexit. Now they've shown their true colours, tbh I should have known really after the Savile scandal just how messed up the BBC really is. There's a growing development now from the British public to boycott paying their tv licence, even if that doesn't eventually happen then the rapid growth in people choosing to watch on media streaming instead like Netflix and Amazon Prime will finish off the BBC anyway.

After that Superbowl performance from Lady Gaga, I feel like Gaga can definitely replicate her success she had 7/8 years ago but she does need to start releasing much better songs. That "Million Reasons" is a nice song but it's no "Poker Face" or "Bad Romance".

Even Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the BBC are fake news. JfHsZ_JF040 Lefties turning on each other and the slow death of the BBC and Labour is a beautiful thing to see. New world order folks, :cheer:

It's not cool to try to make a point by singling out someone's skin colour and someone's sexuality. Like I said before, liberal lefties are the intolerant ones now.