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Originally posted by Musickid203
Girl, Ciara BEEN done.
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But Ciara's Body Party has out charted most of the 10 million flop singles released on Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded + Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded – The Re-Up .. I really don't understand how you could say Ciara is done, sweetheart
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Originally posted by uhoh-ohno
Well, which tracks should've been released off of FR? Didn't Love, Sex, Magic go top ten on Hot 100?
Didn't her label give her a splashy, big budget video for Go Girl?
At what point during that era was it bad management/poor single choices and not just a matter of the GP not being here for a Ci Ci that wasn't crunk  ?
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Ciara never wanted Go Girl ft. T Pain to be the lead single, but her label forced her. When the song didn't see success, they then pushed it as a promo single and the song didn't have any promo other than a music video, so it flopped.
1. Music Industry was facing a downfall in sales because of sites like Limewire ect. Like 80% of the album was LEAKED nearly a YEAR before release and the general public had already heard and downloaded the album.
2. Label chose the lead single "Go Girl"/Did not support Ciara's artistic vision. The song was then labeled a 'promo single'.
3. Never Ever was chosen as lead single but wasn't promoted like one. Music video didn't have the charisma or potential to grab attention.
4. Album was pushed back nearly 4 times and fans were getting fed up with the release dates, songs leaking, lackluster of promotion.
5. Fake Beyonce beef the media promoted, making stan wars with Ciara and Beyonce stans.
6. Love Sex Magic introduced Ciara's POP sound, which many fans didn't connect with or understood at the time.
7. The Original flawless album cover was changed to the hideous cheap mixtape looking "Cornrows" picture. Fans were disappointed, and at that point everything just started to look a mess, not only to the general public but the die hard stans as well.
7. Love Sex Magic hit he Top 10 on Hot 100, but the general public wasn't here for "Pop Ciara".
8. Then the whole Chris Brown situation didn't allow the label to release "Turntables" ft. Chris Brown as the next single, so they went with "Work" instead. Work was only released in the UK and Europe and received no promo in the US despite a fierce video.
So basically, Ciara's label ****ed everything up for her and it became very clear that they wanted to get rid of Ciara because both her and the label didn't come to terms in creative ideas and artistic vision during that whole era.