I barely hear Say I on the radio, and the video isn't getting much airtime. she needs to drop by TRL and premiere the video. I honestly love the song but maybe not first single material. It has yet to spark any flames, even though Dip It Low took a while Say I isn't as good.
So far off the album I've heard Say I, Gonna Tell Everybody and Who's Gonna Ride, nothing big. She needs to add some fire tracks to the album, bigtime collaborations. Work with Scott Storch, do something BIG. Mya's album sounds more entertaining than this...
Next single BETTA be that Rich Harrison heat! HE will put that album on the map. Cool and Dre are BORING producers, Christina Milian is NOT a throwback R&B chick, they need to get that through their heads.
Say I deserves to be flopping. The song is horrible, not that Christina Milian has ever done anything above average.
disagree with everything.
and they just started playing it on MTV hits give them some time, sadly we all know is gonna flop on billboard but maybe she'll get some airplay on tv. And if on sales she does okay who cares about the singles success. at least i know the record company doesnt.
So agree. I adore Christina and everything she's done in the past, especially her singles from her last album but 'Say I' is just ... not for her. Everything i loved about her is absent and with the whole ghetto thing, she comes off a bit fake.
She needs to add some fire tracks to the album, bigtime collaborations. Work with Scott Storch, do something BIG.
Oh I agree, and with everyone who says she needs a better single. Because Christina Milian is one of those bland, medicore, nobodys that needs big money producers just to get their song half way off the ground.
I love Say I. How can you guys say it's bad. It's actually one of her best singles out to date. Am to Pm is her 2nd best. I might actually get this album now. It reminds you of Dip it Low a little bit. I really would like this to hit Mtv and being played out on the radio. That would be hot. It's a radio single.
And if on sales she does okay who cares about the singles success. at least i know the record company doesnt.