[ALΞX]

I'm going to guess a peak on the Hot 100 somewhere between 12-18.

The only way it could get higher would be because of strong downloads/streaming.

I don't see radio touching this, even though they should.

[Achilles.]

I think one of the Pink-written songs could get onto pop/AC radio if released and promoted. Everything she touches is turning gold these days.

[Retro]

Originally posted by ALΞX

I'm going to guess a peak on the Hot 100 somewhere between 12-18.

The only way it could get higher would be because of strong downloads/streaming.

I don't see radio touching this, even though they should.

I think that digital will be a sort of wild card that could surprise us, airplay will be pretty moderate or low, and I have no clue with streaming. The industry's changed so much since last time she released a lead single so we really have no way of predicting how she'll do. Here's hoping for the best, though!

[Retro]

Originally posted by JakeKills

I only see it going #1 on the Dance/Club chart. Crossing my fingers for more though.

This, I think, is a given - she even went #1 with the "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" remixes, so it'll be easy for this track to hit #1 there.

[PromKing]

Aslong as she gets a #1 on any chart, I'm happy. I hope the second single is stronger.

[Phoenixstar]

Woman's World
#61 United States
#67 Canada

Interesting

[Phoenixstar]

Originally posted by Retro

I could see this being a hit. It's getting surprisingly good reception on ATRL.

Obvs, she is legend, tho

[Retro]

Originally posted by Phoenixstar

Obvs, she is legend, tho

I just didn't think ATRL would be all that excited with Cher's "comeback", though of course we've seen very little Cher action in years and I've never really seen the whole forum pay attention to her.

[YSL]

We should all make a video for Woman's World and make it go viral like with Harlem Shake.

Oh, and everyone posting in here should click the first link in my sig and participate.

[ALΞX]

I just hope the album is great.. I couldn't care less about single performance.. just a plus.

[mic_alexander]

I hope Ellen gets her an interview with a chance to perform the song.

[Achilles.]

If there's less promo for her song/ album than there was for Dear Mom, Love Cher...

[Alfred]

in the livestream she says she recorded a song P!nk wrote. "Lie To Me"

It's on BMI: http://repertoire.bmi.com/title.asp?...erytype=WorkID

[Achilles.]

She also mentioned songs called "Take It Like A Man" and "Dressed To Kill." There will also be a Diane Warren penned bonus track.

[Retro]

Originally posted by JakeKills

She also mentioned songs called "Take It Like A Man" and "Dressed To Kill." There will also be a Diane Warren penned bonus track.

With Jake Shears, too! She referred to him by his real name though, that threw me off.

[AshDelRey]

Got reports because of my post in here.. Are Cher fans as old as her that they can't take a joke!
Anyway about the stupid replies I received. I'm not shading Cher's career I'm just shocked about those old artist who decide to destroy their LEGACY (I did not use "career") just for couple of bucks or couple of hours of fame. Like Cher is doing at the moment or Madonna. Those pop legacies should either quit singing if you can't do it properly anymore. And obviously everyone excusing the terrible voice on this track SIMPLY because the woman is 60 something. B HS I don't care how old is she I care about the quality and obviously there was nothing good about it. And those who will tell me it's for the fans. She should do performances of her old songs, if she wants to release new material for her REAL and LOYAL fans she should release a track that speaks for herself and her music instead of selling your legacy on tracks that serves Lady Gaga's (or POP) audience.
Bottom line, I'm not shading Cher's legacy I just feel pity for legendary icons who would sell themselves over a track as terrible as this. A track that does not speak of them or their view of the music they built. Basically SOLD OUT!

[YSL]

Originally posted by AshDelRey

Got reports because of my post in here.. Are Cher fans as old as her that they can't take a joke!
Anyway about the stupid replies I received. I'm not shading Cher's career I'm just shocked about those old artist who decide to destroy their LEGACY (I did not use "career") just for couple of bucks or couple of hours of fame. Like Cher is doing at the moment or Madonna. Those pop legacies should either quit singing if you can't do it properly anymore. And obviously everyone excusing the terrible voice on this track SIMPLY because the woman is 60 something. B HS I don't care how old is she I care about the quality and obviously there was nothing good about it. And those who will tell me it's for the fans. She should do performances of her old songs, if she wants to release new material for her REAL and LOYAL fans she should release a track that speaks for herself and her music instead of selling your legacy on tracks that serves Lady Gaga's (or POP) audience.
Bottom line, I'm not shading Cher's legacy I just feel pity for legendary icons who would sell themselves over a track as terrible as this. A track that does not speak of them or their view of the music they built. Basically SOLD OUT!

You're a Lunesta Del Rey stan, just quit while you're ahead.

[Retro]

Originally posted by AshDelRey

Got reports because of my post in here.. Are Cher fans as old as her that they can't take a joke!
Anyway about the stupid replies I received. I'm not shading Cher's career I'm just shocked about those old artist who decide to destroy their LEGACY (I did not use "career") just for couple of bucks or couple of hours of fame. Like Cher is doing at the moment or Madonna. Those pop legacies should either quit singing if you can't do it properly anymore. And obviously everyone excusing the terrible voice on this track SIMPLY because the woman is 60 something. B HS I don't care how old is she I care about the quality and obviously there was nothing good about it. And those who will tell me it's for the fans. She should do performances of her old songs, if she wants to release new material for her REAL and LOYAL fans she should release a track that speaks for herself and her music instead of selling your legacy on tracks that serves Lady Gaga's (or POP) audience.
Bottom line, I'm not shading Cher's legacy I just feel pity for legendary icons who would sell themselves over a track as terrible as this. A track that does not speak of them or their view of the music they built. Basically SOLD OUT!

She's not really selling herself out since she's been doing dance music for a decade and a half now. Her vocals on the track don't sound remarkably different from any of her vocals in many years - her voice is just characteristically deep, and it doesn't sound any worse to me than her last album. This really does connect with Cher's fans since a good number of them these days are dance music fans, and I don't think she went this route for attention or sales at all. She can still sing well, as showcased on "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" in recent years.

I understand that the track might be disappointing to you, but it's not really that terrible and and it's pretty characteristic Cher style as far as the past 15 years go. Her legacy in the current pop sphere is this dance-pop sound, primarily due to "Believe".

[Phoenixstar]

Originally posted by YSL

You're a Lunesta Del Rey stan, just quit while you're ahead.

Kiii But well worth it

[Phoenixstar]

My review on this song

The lead single from the legend-that-never-end-ary, Cher is all about female empowerment anthem. Lyrically, it may be cheesy but the smooth bass and soaring voice really set the song high. Most women + her fans will eat up this song. It is no Believe, but drawing the inspiration of "disco" which is well versed with Cher, will be pleasing to hear it. As for me, it feels awkward to listen to it, since i am male. It won't have any impact on male demography but gays will be on dance floor in the club.
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