Sinful

'Rehab' did just fine, the single didn't need to justify anything and was simply released to close the GGGB era. Perhaps a 'Breakin Dishes' release would have fared better in the charts but tbh that song deserved an early release when the album was fresh so that's kind of a moot point. Having Umbrella, Take A Bow and Disturbia all go to No.1 off one album, despite the releases, is very impressive and I don't think we should be bothered by an 8th single charting at No.18 when Beyonce's 3rd single in 'Halo' can't seem to even crack Top 30.

With the physical release being such a while away, do you think it will hamper 'Halo's' success. We've seen happen before with the likes of Britney and 'Circus'...

Predictions for the peak of Halo in the US and UK? TBH its taken ages to make any impact over here or over the pond and I fear it may just fall off without actually having a lasting effect :o

How much has 'Circus' shifted in the UK? How does it compare to the rest of her albums? I'm particularly interested in how well he current record fares against the...I'm gonna say, meh....Blackout.

1) My Life Would Suck Without You 2) I Do Not Hook Up - - - - - - - - - - - Now based on personal preferences, I would have 'Impossible' and 'Whyyouwannabringmedown' as the next singles but clearly there are far more commerical and radio-friendly songs available on the album that when released would clearly help boost sales. Therefore, I'd go with: 3) Don't Let Me Stop You 4) Cry 5) All I Ever Wanted 6) Already Gone/If I Can't Have You Having 'Cry' thrown into the single mix would definitely broaden the potential audience and gain more listeners, as well as breaking up the constant flow of pop coming from the album. An 'Already Gone' release towards the end of the era would be a fitting end to what I can already tell is going to be an amazing record for Kelly.