DEAD.
You will all stay downE and SUPER MA-MA-A-AD MA-MA-A-AD-AD.. you got that super mad ABOUT DERULO.
Don't Wanna Go Home is easily one of the best songs of the year.. Blake Shelton doesn't even come close, his song is less than average and nobody would even know his name if he weren't a Voice judge.. but when the promo came out and people heard he was a judge I'm sure everyone had to google him and realize that the other 3 still slay his poor soul.
They are separated by about .700 pop. so hopefully Blake will start decreasing.. he's just stuck in the bottom of the top 10 while Jason is stuck at the top of the outside and he's been ready to get in ever since Hot Chelle Rae, who used to be stuck right infront or behind him for most of the time, went into the top 10 and backstabbed his ass. Don't Wanna Go Home isn't even a popular song, and yet it's staying consistent in the same place, and when it reaches that top 10- who knows what'll happen. It can either stick to the bottom or it could go a long way.
Definitely once Dont Wanna Go Home hits the Top 10, the exposure will probably help the song shoot to Top 5, it's obvious in the UK that the song enters Top 10 fast, and comes to #1 right away.
Definitely once Dont Wanna Go Home hits the Top 10, the exposure will probably help the song shoot to Top 5, it's obvious in the UK that the song enters Top 10 fast, and comes to #1 right away.
"Don't Wanna Go Home" is in the same boat as "Down on Me." DWGH should have enough airplay to shoot it into the top 10 now, especially since it's a first single from a known artist and the video is out already. If it couldn't go top 10 thanks to those things, then top 10 exposure isn't going to really help it all too much.
1. Party Rock Anthem: 100.00%
2. Moves Like Jagger: 92.4%
3. Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.): 90.54% 4. Give Me Everything: 71.23%
5. Rolling In The Deep: 71.04%
6. Super Bass: 69.66%
7. The Edge Of Glory: 57.79%
8. Tonight Tonight: 53.94%
9. Dirt Road Anthem: 52.2%
10. How To Love: 47.5%
"Don't Wanna Go Home" and "On the Floor" go hand in hand. They're both the most derivative, generic songs of 2011.
Don't Wanna Go Home isn't even a popular song, and yet it's staying consistent in the same place, and when it reaches that top 10- who knows what'll happen. It can either stick to the bottom or it could go a long way.
once Dont Wanna Go Home hits the Top 10, the exposure will probably help the song shoot to Top 5, it's obvious in the UK that the song enters Top 10 fast, and comes to #1 right away.
