Obvious single choice, I think.

This will change to Jump.

This is like the 20th time that Right Now has been "announced" as a single.

Pour It Up wouldn't have been a hit in the UK anyway. This is the obvious choice.

Ew. Bye.

Euwwwwww

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This is the 20th thread of Right Now.

Anyway, first the Australian date, now this. I guess it's really the new WW single.

I wonder about US.

I dunno about this...

Pour It Up did get released in the UK. Its release date was last week or the week before I think. It just flopped, because Capital FM didn't play it (it's on the playlist, but I listen to the station every day and I haven't heard it once).

I made this thread a week ago and nobody believed me

Yes well Mercury Records UK have sent this release date to industry magazine Music Week, so it's pretty much locked down.

Probably her US single too, if FOX are pushing it.

Your source wasn't an accurate source, and neither is this source to be honest.

I'm not saying it isn't a single, but a few months ago some of you were convinced it would be the 2nd single and it didn't happen in the end.

If WHYB underperformed this will obviously flop.

This will be the US single too. I think this is one of those "bound to release as single by contract" singles.

I think they'll release a final single in August, just before a new lead single in September.

It probably won't full on flop, but it would probably be an airplay-driven low top 10 hit similar to Let Me Love You by Ne-Yo. The rhythmic airplay combined with the pop airplay will give it massive numbers, even if it doesn't sell anything on iTunes.

Macklemore, Bruno Mars and Justin Timberlake will dominate this summer, and their songs will be bigger than any dance tune.