Since I am supposed to be dragged by the so called true fans. Did this thing with three big artists, immense payola, immediate video release, a big Grammy performance cross 2 million in U.S yet? The fact that you think that there is something to brag about this era. Artpop looks like a megasmash compared to this mess.
You can't compare a pop candy promoted everywhere single with that an experimental track like that one. I love the song but it was literally the last thing that people wanted to hear from her at the time.
What's the comparison to Diamonds in each market doe
But b4 someone calls me pressed, it didn't flop. It was just an underperformance, as was Applause to BTW.
So wait a minute if we're using this logic.
So that means any popgirls lead single that doesn't match up to it's previous lead is suddenly supposed to be deemed as a flop, even if it's successful?
So that means any popgirls lead single that doesn't match up to it's previous lead is suddenly supposed to be deemed as a flop, even if it's successful?
I'll keep that in mind.
If something underperforms it means it was an underperformance compared to expectations or the artists' standards.
That said it can still be a success. If Taylor's next album sells 600K first week, and 3M overall in US -- it'd be an underperformance for her, but still a successful era.
It was a hit yes. But it's longevity has been sub-par for sure. It's probably going to spend 20ish weeks on BB which is kind of brief for a Top 5 single. Regardless though 45S was not a tragic performance but this era as a whole has been underwhelming success wise for sure given Rih's past record.
It didnt do that well anyway lol in comparisson to her other hits
Well it was bigger than her previous 3? singles and alsa bigger than her other singles this era
FFS is a very big hit, other pop girls except for Katy could only dream of
