I thought this would be fun.

For example, Carrie Underwood always releases a up-tempo song that shows off her "bad side" as a 3rd single.
Before He Cheats Third single from "Some Hearts"
Last Name Third single from "Carnival Ride"
Undo It Third single from "Play On"

I also noticed all of her albums have a two-word title.

Leona Lewis tried to make a song based on the "Bleeding Love" pattern, and released it as a first single and "Bleeding Love" was a first single too.
Bleeding Love First single from "Spirit"
Happy First single from "Echo"

And her albums have a one-word title too.

I also noticed that Alicia Keys always releases a ballad as a second single:
A Woman's Worth Second single from "Songs In A Minor"
If I Ain't Got You Second single from "The Diary Of Alicia Keys"
Every Little Bit Hurts Second single from "Unplugged"
Like You'll Never See Me Again Second single from "As I Am"
Empire State Of Mind (Part II) Broken Down Second single from "The Element Of Freedom" in the UK

"Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart" can be considered a ballad too, but oh well...

Well..........

Evanescence.

Both of their lead singles have been track #2.
Bring Me to Life, #2 Fallen
Call Me When You're Sober #2 The Open Door

The first tracks of each album, starts right off with the vocals.
Going Under ; Fallen
Sweet Sacrifice ; The Open Door

Amy have included songs dedicated to her decease sister.
Hello; Fallen
Like You; The Open Door

'Happy' doesn't follow the 'Bleeding Love' pattern at all
The only similarity they have is the same producer.. following the 'BL' pattern would have been Leona releasing 'Halo', 'Battlefield' or 'Already Gone' as the first single.
'Happy' is so different from 'BL' in terms of lyrics, melody, beat ect. as are all the other Tedder tracks Leona has done.



One similarity though is that she releases a ballad first 'BL' and 'Happy', then a midtempo with a nice message 'Better In Time' and 'I Got You' :heart:

Chris Brown always releases a club banger first
Run It!
Kiss Kiss
I Can Transform Ya

& then a ballad/midtempo
Yo [Excuse Me Miss]
With You
Crawl

I hate his midtempos They are very cheesy. Especially With You & Crawl

The rest though

Until their new album, Three Days Grace has used tracks #2, #3, and #4 off of their albums for their music videos. The Good Life broke the pattern.

Beyonce always has a worldwide smash bigger than all your favorites last hits combined
Crazy In Love
Irreplaceable
Single Ladies

awkward. thread.

Fall Out Boy's singles from Infinity On High all started with T

This Ain't A Scene...
Thnks Fr Th Mmrs
The Take Over, The Breaks Over
but I'm Like A Lawyer ruined the trend.

Coldplay's VLV had a VVLL pattern on the first letter on their singles:
Violet Hill
Viva La Vida
Lovers In Japan
Life In Technicolor II
and Strawberry Swing (also ruined the trend).

Lady Gaga's singles:

The Fame:
1 - Just Dance (song #1)
2 - Poker Face (song #6)
3 - LoveGame (song #2)

The Fame Monster:
1 - Bad Romance (song #1)
2 - Telephone (song #6)
3 - Alejandro (song #2).

Lol.

Mariah and Leona's first two singles. (not counting AMLT)

Vision of Love - Bleeding Love
Love Takes Time - Better in Time

LOL!

Anyway, Rihanna is obsessed with the letter 'R'.

Rihanna - Russian Roulette Rated R

All of Lady GaGa's singles have short names, either just one or two words.

Just Dance
Poker Face
LoveGame
Paparazzi
(Starstruck, should be in here.)
Bad Romance
Telephone
Alejandro
Monster (most likely for 4th single)

Poker Face is #4. Different copy of the CD?

#6 in the standard edition released in Canda, Mexico and other countries
#4 in the revised edition released in the US and everywhere else from then on

Rude Boy
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