WHY do people celebrate about songs flopping like12 hours after they're released? Diamonds is proving everybody wrong, Skyfall is proving anybody wrong, One More Night proved everybody wrong BIG TIME.
When will people learn that they have to usually wait about 2-3 months before they can call something a flop?
She climbed a lot in Mexcio, she was around the 30's few days ago.
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Originally posted by Damien M
It's time for you guys to quote the flip-floppers who were celebrating Skyfall's vacation from the Top 10.
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''...Adele is a fad. She's over. Look at Skyfall freefalling. #28 now!...''
Smh.
WHY do people celebrate about songs flopping like12 hours after they're released? Diamonds is proving everybody wrong, Skyfall is proving anybody wrong, One More Night proved everybody wrong BIG TIME.
When will people learn that they have to usually wait about 2-3 months before they can call something a flop?
IKR?
They expect everyone to debut high and peak on release week like the Taylor/GaGa/OneD singles; yet 95% of chartruns are NOT like that... At all.
People have become so spoiled with singles shooting to #1 on iTunes and sticking around in the top 5 for months. When that doesn't happen, the "flop" arguments come about.
People have become so spoiled with singles shooting to #1 on iTunes and sticking around in the top 5 for months. When that doesn't happen, the "flop" arguments come about.
People have become so spoiled with singles shooting to #1 on iTunes and sticking around in the top 5 for months. When that doesn't happen, the "flop" arguments come about.
They definitely don't have that pull like they used to though. I remember waking up in the morning and checking iTunes and seeing damn near the whole top ten filled with glee covers.
I always knew all Bruno needed was some promo and his song would smash. 
