I can't remember using your name anywhere. I just meant that I found it ironic that some people claim to know it better when they are just learning the American charts. I was clearly talking about somewhere ukish there.

There is one thing that I can handle and that's when people were lie. The only time I was pessemistic was since the Radio Request mission and that was like a month ago. Remember my lecture of how similar Already Gone and Dark Side are ? I have been supporting the song since day 1 and start calling it a flop like a month ago. So don't go there please.

And I don't have to prove myself to anyone and I haven't been trying either. Go look in the dark side thread and see if I indeed was pessimistic for the majority just like you are saying.

I'm awaiting your receipts. While you are busy digging up yours, here is mine:

Anyway, i gotta get ready for work. Have a great day everyone in the base (except Kevin). Later guys!

RIP The Stronger Era



On to the next.

#oop

P!nk's Who Knew is evidence enough that anything is possible and Dark Side could rebound, but I am indeed afraid it's time to move on.

Yes, my predictions about Mr. Know It All and What Doesn't Kill You were both correct.

I also predicted that Dark Side would be the biggest hit this era and had the chance to go #1. So you are right, I predicted Dark Side would go #1

As for being sure of myself? No, haha I just like to make predictions. I do think however that you like to prove that I'm wrong every chance you get. We have always disliked each other though so its all good

But Who Knew and Dark Side are equally flawless

Fine, I'm done. It's not worth my time.

Suriname doesn't have a chart, so basically the first chart I learned about is the one from the US

Love you 2.

That's a different situation though. Who knew was released in 2006 and peaked on #44 and fell out of the chart on it's 5th week. In 2007 the song was used in a ABC commercial which aired a lot (kinda like the Stronger commercial) and the song skyrocketed on Itunes, she performed it later on American Idol and it was re-released shortly after.

Who Knew only became a hit of the commercial and A-list promotion. Which Dark Side isn't getting.

The fall shows are going to be coming up in September and I could see Dark Side being used in a commercial or something. Also, The Voice, X Factor, and different award shows are coming up too. Kelly did say that they were aiming for longevity this time around.

Going by the timing throughout the era, Single #4 (if we get one) won't be released until October or November. Dark Side will still be the current Single for a while. Maybe RCA will start promo in the fall after the tour.

Dark Side is a grower anyway, I am 100% sure that Dark Side isn't done yet...it may be a long ride but so you guys should learn to enjoy it

Refilling my wine stock pile today, and the cashier at Trader Joe's was so enamored by my Kelly t-****.

He just wouldn't shut up about how flawless the queen is.

Just saw the past 2 pages of the base. I cant at some of you jumping on ify saying how it will do so well as the third or the next single. Coincidence much right after a consecutive few negative radio updates? Its a opinion of mine but I think Kevin you should just shut it about RCA moving on to single #4 now. You jolly well know RCA will wait till october before they release another single of Kelly given how many months Kelly usually have to wait till she released her next single.

Dark side is not done on hac yet. So please stop your nonsense. Thank you.

IFY will flop.

There is no song left on Stronger that's going to make any impact on radio no matter how much you love them or how amazing you think they are.

For a long time Kurstin, 43, was one of pop's best-kept secrets. A fixture on the Los Angeles alt-rock scene who's toured with Beck and Red Hot Chili Peppers and is half of lounge-pop duo the Bird & the Bee, he produced for kindred spirits who favored his craftily catchy touch, like the Flaming Lips (2006's "Haven't Got a Clue") and Lily Allen (2009's It's Not Me, It's You).

But when a song he co-wrote and produced for Kelly Clarkson, "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)," crowned the Billboard Hot 100 in February and became the biggest-selling hit in Clarkson's career (3.7 million copies sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan), Kurstin went from cult favorite to every label's must-have.
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