[Marvin]

Originally posted by Chunk

Yeah, I've read that some time ago n that's why I'm pointing him out. What I mean is for her to work with new and fresh producers, rather than cling to the dated ones like Tricky Stewart or Polow Da Don, who are responsible for a string of flops in recent years. I really like Got Me Good and I think it could be some sort of hit for her, but the promotion just has to be there.

Well let's just all be patient and wait.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by DR3ch

Why? Because I speak the truth?
I would really love to see her get some hits.

How is a rising song on urban radio flopping? It's slowly rising. That's not flopping.

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Unfortunately yes. Its strange because Sorry is a great record and everyone thought it was gonna be big on the R&B/Hip Hop charts but I think the GP are just over Ciara sadly Not even Got Me Good is going to help her at this point, ima still get the album tho.

[StateOfTheWorld]

Not on my last.fm charts.

[Space]

she's flopping her team is a mess.

I do like "Got Me Good," but it's not a hit record. when you're trying to make a comeback, why on earth would you cling to the same, dated sound that got you into this mess in the first place?

[jqnetto]

Of course. She is Ciara.

[Gygfb]

Who is Ciara? No shade, seriously.

[H-I-M]

Originally posted by Gygfb

Who is Ciara? No shade, seriously.

Go educate ha self

[Honey]

Originally posted by DG1

Is the sky blue?

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[Lil Misty]

No

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by Gygfb

Who is Ciara? No shade, seriously.

A crunk-pop star that has had 8 top 10 hits in the US (5 as a lead artist), including a #1 hit, Goodies in 2004. Her peak in popularity was in 2005, her most recent top 10 hit was in 2009.

I'm a bit worried you don't know who she is, she was a pretty major pop girl. Did you never listen to the radio before 2009?

[Gygfb]

Originally posted by Tsuko

A crunk-pop star that has had 8 top 10 hits in the US (5 as a lead artist), including a #1 hit, Goodies in 2004. Her peak in popularity was in 2005, her most recent top 10 hit was in 2009.

I'm a bit worried you don't know who she is, she was a pretty major pop girl. Did you never listen to the radio before 2009?

I've been listening to The radio since like 2005, never heard of her.

[Tsuko]

Originally posted by Gygfb

I've been listening to The radio since like 2005

Well then you should definitely know who Ciara is. She was one of the biggest forces on US radio in 2005.

[Space]

Originally posted by Gygfb

I've been listening to The radio since like 2005

do you live in the U.S.? if you've been listening in the U.S. since 2005, you would not have been able to escape the incredible, legendary, "Oh."

[Istan4R]

What??? She is flopping sorry just deal with it hopefully Overdose can come to her rescue

[Gygfb]

Originally posted by Space

do you live in the U.S.? if you've been listening in the U.S. since 2005, you would not have been able to escape the incredible, legendary, "Oh."

That's ciara?

[mons†er]

It's kind of her DNA at this point.

[SLAYANNA NAVY]

Originally posted by Space

do you live in the U.S.? if you've been listening in the U.S. since 2005, you would not have been able to escape the incredible, legendary, "Oh."

Or Goodies, 1,2 Step.
Not to mention her other songs such as Promise, Like A Boy, Get Up, Love Sex &Magic.

[Kool_Aid_King]

Originally posted by Chunk

She has to stop working with old ass tired producers like Tricky Stewart, Polow Da Don & Darkchild. Hit-Boy is a great start and she should've worked with him more extensively.

Darkchild produced Justin Bieber's hit: "As Long As You Love Me"

[RudeBoy™]

Ciara's definitely under-performing, but I don't want to write her off as flopping just yet. Since urban/R&B songs usually take longer to make an impact on the charts, I'll let "Sorry" slide until December. If December comes and goes and its not in the Top 20 of the R&B/Hip-Hop charts... I'll call it a flop.

"Got Me Good" hasn't gotten much promo (outside of its debut on Times Square), and it hasn't been sent out to all radio station formats yet, so I wont give her too much on that.

At this point, her label nor Ciara is to blame for her songs not performing well on the charts. Ciara has been looking her best and giving good performances so far, and her team has been promoting her like crazy (radio interviews, Black Girls Rock, Kimmel, and now VH1 Divas), so they definitely aren't to blame. People just aren't motivated enough to go out and buy her songs on iTunes and her presence on Radio isn't strong, so... yeah.

Now, if she releases something like "Living It Up" or "Overdose" and those flop, then she can just either try to make some noise in Europe or like.. just hang it up.