Do people class Some Nights as a pop song?

Surprisingly they are considered Indie Pop..

Hollaback Girl was similar to Call Me Maybe in the sense that Gwen received a lot of criticism because she was in her early 30's and doing such an immature song, which is what people are saying about Carly aswell.

I think Some Nights has the potential to get to #1, because it's only #35 on the pop airplay chart on Kworb, and already #7 on iTunes. I think it's going to be massive. Pop radio should play it more. Only alternative radio is giving it good support atm.

Maybe that's it. The first time I heard it I thought it was a remake like Right Round.

Rolling In The Deep is like 2 million downloads ahead of Hollaback Girl and let's not talk about the timing differences.

Call Me Maybe is not even as big as Low and Lollipop once were and nobody even remembers those songs anymore.

Yes.

Nobody remembers Low and Lollipop? Are you serious?

And Hollaback Girl was absolutely massive. Download sales were much lower in 2005, so obviously it's sold less than Rolling in the Deep.

Hollaback Girl broke download records (was the first song to sell a million), broke radio airplay records (most radio plays in one week). It was a crossover hit, being big on pop, rhytmic and urban (same goes for Low and Lollipop).

Hollaback Girl also had tons of impact. It was a controversial song, since lots of people hated it due to its lack of melody, excessive swearing. And just when people think the song couldn't get any more awful, she decides to spell out "B-A-N-A-N-A-S". Some people were saying it was the most annoying song of all time, which makes its success even more impressive imo.

There was also the fact that nobody knew what the song was about. Everybody was like "What's a hollaback girl?". Similar to Like a G6 from a couple of year ago, where the big question everybody was asking for months was "What's a G6?" The song really spun out of control.

Rolling in the Deep was big, but it wasn't really in the media much. It was just played on the radio a lot and had massive sales (if you get what I mean).

At the end, people can say wahtever but Carly has done her impact on the world.. Call Me Maybe is definetely a sensation, the song will become in a classic

This.

Hollaback girl was huge. Bigger than RITD. No one knew what a hollaback girl was before it, but everyone knows now because of it.

you have got to be kidding me???

Those 2 songs are well remembered

Hollaback Girl is soo.. iconic I will always remember it

Miss Gwen

Sorry but if you are a Digital Monster Song then you'll be remembered, those sales don't get them that easy and with so few time

Pretty sure it didn't.

Call Me Maybe has also been notorious for being an overbearingly annoying song, if only for its adjuratory nature.

To be honest though, I don't mind it as much as other people that I personally know do.

Whisle is #1?

*Goes out to get my whistle blown in celebration*

No.

I'm sorry, but Hollaback Girl was not a bigger hit than Rolling in the Deep. Not in terms of single sales, impact on album sales, impact on artist image, radio airplay, crossover appeal, cross-generational appeal, critical acclaim, or worldwide success.

What world are you living in hollaback girl was huge and a lot bigger

Adeles songs are rising I don't know why