[collin]

Either way, C'Mon is still rising with no signs of stopping. It moved up two
more spots on radio today to #26, is increasing regularly on Pop, and still
has maintained its' spot on iTunes in the 20s. It'll continue to increase on radio
and probably will eventually become a bigger hit. Everyone is jumping to
conclusions continuously and I'm real sick of it. And even if this suddenly
flops, which it won't because it just
passed Die Young, there WILL be
another single. I'm tired of the delusion here.

[Kanji]

Once she releases Thinking of Smashing, the era will be back on track

But obviously she's going to release another single, you'd have to be pretty delusional to think they're going to abandon the eras after C'mon finishes flopping it's chart run

[Starkboy]

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/deconstructed-ep/id596158823

Deconstructed EP is now on iTunes.

[J03Y]

Does it make me a bad person for not downloading Deconstructed ever prior

[DripDrip]

Well you guys are comparing artist like Avril Lavigne and Christina Aguilera to someone like Ke$ha, I mean sure she's had hits but she hasn't done well enough like her other label mates to have a secure spot within the label, its a business after all. All I'm saying is don't be surprised if they don't release a third single.

As for C'Mon, I give it until April/May to call it a flop, I could hear it being a huge Spring Break song, all she needs to do is promote the damn song. if it got to #19 alone with no promo it can go pretty far.

Its honestly frustrating looking at all the places she could promote right now and her stupid label isn't doing anything to help her because her album isn't doing well. Hopefully with American Idol coming up she could promote it there at least.

Even some promo on Wendy Williams would do her good

[collin]

Sorry but even MDNA had three singles.

[Rigalo]

Lol of course there will be a 3rd single. If anything C'Mon flopping will just make them push a new single out sooner than later.

[Rigalo]

Originally posted by DripDrip

I don't wanna bring anything negative, but the thing is, if this doesn't get her at least Top 10, then her era is in danger. The only thing she's floating on is "Die Young", her album isn't selling well and if her singles don't do well either RCA isn't going to continue to pay money to ship out the single and do all the business if they know she might not even sell. She has to bring revenue in and she's not doing any of that.

RCA usually works very poorly with eras if they don't do well, if they canned someone like Christina, who I'm sure has seniority in the company, Ke$ha might not be so lucky.

All I'm saying is don't be disappointed if there isn't a third single.

Re-read your own post. You're suggesting that because the Warrior era isn't making enough money that they will shut it down completely. At which point they would be making ZERO.

C'Mon is a flop but it's not some catastrophic era ruiner. They would rather make a little bit of cashflow from it than completely sever ties with the whole album.

[kylespearsfenty]

Are you guys sure C'Mon peaked though?

[collin]

There's too much delusion in here. Sorry, but a #6 peak for an album isn't as "catastrophic" of a flop as y'all think.
It's only inflated here on ATRL.net because Ke$ha stans tend to be delusional and expect everything to rocket straight
up the charts for her. That's clearly not the case nowadays. People are making a big deal out of nothing.

And Kyle, the other thing is that C'Mon has NOT peaked yet. It's falling on iTunes but increasing more and
more on radio with undying strength, honestly. It's been getting positive updates since weeks before its' release.

If this "flops" it'll peak in the 10s.

[U4EA]

Originally posted by collin

Sorry but even MDNA had three singles.

MDNA, like Goodbye Lullaby, sold *well* over a million more copies than Warrior has.

There will be a third single though. Obviously. I'd bet anything on it. And besides, C'Mon still has a lot of fight left in it. Some of you guys really should calm down a bit.

[collin]

Of COURSE there will be a third single. I can't at people saying there won't be.
Even if C'Mon was completely removed from all charts it still wouldn't be that huge of a flop.

[bullshizzlen]

13 radio adds this week. You guys are right. #done #nohopeleft #nextsingle


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[collin]

I mean, it's done. Flop. Marry The Night 2.0. Those stations just wanted to spin it once for laughs.

[Pie-kun]

Radio's not the problem though, it's iTunes. That's not going to increase a lot unless we get some promo.

[collin]

iTunes is a bit of a problem, yes. Sales fluctuate, though. Die Young is fading so people will probably buy C'Mon.
And y'all seem to forget that radio increase -> sales increase. That's how it goes.

[FAN]

31 on iTunes. Needs some help in the digital department. That's obviously what's holding radio back.

[collin]

But radio isn't holding back...

[memi stan]

C'mon is a great song I would be shocked if it didn't end up smashing.

[B2R4D]

It's not selling because people want to hear something interesting.
Even 'Die Young' had blended in some fresh elements. "C'mon"
sounds like it came straight from the Cannibal EP people.