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You do sound rude though. I'm not retarded myself, are you?

Hopefully she'll flop. I voted for 100-150k though as it's the most realistic in my opinion. I wouldn't be surprised if she hit 200k at the same time. There are lots of chavs buying music nowadays.

Finally! I know here in Ireland people have worse taste in music that in Britain but it was looking scarry anyway. Now hopefully she'll leave the Top 10 soon. Adele at number 1 & 3 :cheer:

Once again, a loads of crap in the Top 20... :( Jessie J feat. B.o.B. - Price Tag --------> [overrated] Lady GaGa - Born This Way --------> [cheap & unoriginal] Chris Brown - Yeah 3X -----------> [cheesy & so primitive] Alexis Jordan - Good Girl -------> [probably the silliest track of the year] Wiz Khalifa - Black And Yellow -------> (what's the hype all about?] Jessie J & B.o.B. - Price Tag ----------> [again??!!] Britney Spears - Till The World Ends -------> [this cringeworthy creature should be banned] Tiësto & Diplo feat. Busta Rhymes - C'Mon (Catch 'Em By Surprise) -----> [low point in Tiesto-s career] Dr. Dre, Skylar Grey & Eminem - I Need A Doctor ---------> [another same sounding pop©rap carbon copy] David Guetta & Rihanna - Who's That Chick? ----------> [Guetta being so repetitive, I'm sick of it] Pink - F**kin' Perfect ---------------> [one more pathetic self esteem moral story] Avril Lavigne - What The Hell ----------> [why the hell she decided to come back?] Jessie J - Do It Like A Dude ------------> [horrible, simply horrible]

Hopefully it flops as it's dire.

I don't follow iTunes charts so closely so I don't remember last year's Top 10 (probably it was equally uninteresting as the dominance of rap/r&b is the main problem of the current bad state of the music industry in my humble opinion). Generally speaking, the Top 10 is maybe not so bad as it could have been. My main concern was its stability and lack of big changes but for the sake of a good number one, I hope Adele extends her run there :D

Fake versions are slightly different but it's still the same song. If someone likes the song but doesn't care about the artist, he might be enough with the fake version. I personnally don't see the reason of buying the same song in multiple versions in a short period of time.

quite a boring week it will be... what are Alexis Jordan and Chris Brown doing in the Top 10?! these tracks are utterly rubbish, good candidates for 2011's most cringeworthy pieces of crap music along with Britney Spears, Justin Bieber and Enrique Iglesias. :puke2: I'm tired of Jessie J and Lady Gaga too. Luckily there's Adele around who defends good music in this terrible climax.

Welcome to the club, vidcapper. Vile music!

There's nothing silly about being sincere. They may appeal to a teenage audience without big expectations. Typical mainstream with catchy chorus, simple lyrics, radio-friendly production that you can sing after the first listen and then recycle to a next clone with another rapper on board. Such a throwaway urban pop... what's so amazing about it? In all honesty, Dr. Dre or Will.i.am still represent a rap crap for me so I can't classify them as good producers. This whole genre sucks so even though production at times may be decent, it's usually overshadowed by dumb lyrics and stupid talking (Eminem is no exception). I don't deny the talent they may have however the hits they delivered are far from amazing. David Guetta used to have good ideas in the past (the fabulous collaboration with the Egg for instance) but since teaming up with urban starlets, he's lowered his creativity and recently has become predictable and repetitive. His productions sound cheap and cheesy at times (Who's That Chick). Timbaland is the master in recycling. All his beats are almost identical. These producers are bound to make hits, not reinvent music. Praising them is like saying that Miley Cyrus or Britney Spears are credible singers...

Madonna's Bedtime Story was apparently a midweek number one and ended up at number 4 way back in 1995.

Well, to be honest, I feel like asking exactly the same question as you did a couple of minutes before: "what the hell is this chap talking about?!" Timbaland, Pharrell and David Guetta as the best producers? :lol: I guess we won't gain any further agreement in a music related discussion, no matter what are efforts are. :D

OK, I wasn't accusing Americans of anything! :D The word 'American' was rather used symbolically in relation to the whole r&b originating and smashing there the most. I find peculiar when the whole world is blindly buying everything what's hot out there leaving behind some valuable very often home-grown artists who tend to be different than anything else. Alex Da Kid may be a hitmaker but I wouldn't call his productions original by any means hence a word "masterpiece" sounds funny to me in this context but I fully respect your musical taste appreciating the enthusiasm that accompanies your posts. Your ways of expressing and proving the point of view along with your interest in finding details are truly remarkable, I must admit. :)

After one (painfully average at best) or two songs? :unsure: :o It's like a hype around a certain Nicki Minaj whose speciality is being featured on countless completely unknown in Europe tracks and she's already being portrayed as a sort of diva, lol. I mean, come on guys. Let us not be like 15-year old chavs who follow and praise whatever comes from America.

Maybe not very 'inspired' but much more so than those repetitive rap collaborations all based around winning formulas and famous producers. Anyway, it's just my opinion.

And what is actually bad about sex? :D

Wonderman is indeed quite decent, what this Doctor is I have no idea but Coming Home is so utterly unoriginal that its popularity is a crime. It sounds so bland just like 90% of all American rap/r&b collaborations where a rapper talks and a lady whines (Eminem/Rihanna, BOB/Hayley Williams, Jay-Z/Alicia Keys etc). I miss good old indie days. Last week finally saw some influx of a more inspired music in the UK Top 40 (from the likes of Chase & Status, Beady Eye, Vaccines or The Wombats) but they'll all probably be gone soon and the bloody urban mainstream crap tunes being consistently carbon copies of each other will linger forever... 2011 looks so pessimistic.

Oh Lord, the Top 10 is absolutely dreadful, only Adele stands out defending quality in music. Jessie J must be one of the most overrated acts of the moment, Iglesias is such an uninspired has been now, Chris Brown launched another trashy mainstream throwaway urban/pop, Diddy follows in the footsteps of the worst rubbish turned 2010 smashes namely Love The Way You Lie & Airplanes... when will music switch back to quality?

MN8, Soul II Soul, Twenty 4 Seven (did they have hits in the UK?), Element Four (that was the name of the project behind the Big Brother Theme if I'm not mistaken?) Wasn't there a band called Six by any chance? I can hear a title "There's A Whole Lot Of Nothing" ringing in my head in association with the name Six although I can't even remember what type of music that was...

Watch your language, kid. Go to school instead as spelling is something you should work on. All I can see is loons moaning about their idol being deleted or not downloaded enough times to be at the top. I just expressed my joy that some more valuable music gained British tasted this week inviting all of you to focus on it. ;)

Is this iTunes thread or a $h!tney thread? It was me who said she was bombing as thank God she was far behind some other new releases this week and all of you have to comment on it for the next 5 pages like loons... gosh Move on, people! There's so much interesting and ambitious music around and you focus on supporting this manufactured puppet destroying the point of the thread and making it hard to follow.

I really like these new updates, British people have some taste after all making Adele going Top 2, Wretch 32 going Top 10 and the cringeworthy Spears bombing :lol:

I don't think so. 2006 and 2007 were indeed bad but 2008 and 2009 brought a significant improvement in my opinion. And then 2010 was again dreadful...

This is pure crap, I hope it flops although I doubt it will judging on what's currently in the charts. The new decade is likely to generate the biggest rubbish the music will have ever heard of :(

Dreadful song, will probably miss the Top 75.