[Willy.]

Originally posted by JimmyMinaj

So it's now been restricted to people who listen to Urban radio/ music and not the GP? I see.

There's a better chance of the public knowing M4L and DIOE because they were actually released, charted, received airplay and was successful. Obviously M4L wasn't restricted to Urban radio (as you'll know since you know the person who deals with radio here) so that widens the audience that'll hear it.

I still don't think that all, or even much of the GP have heard these features this year.

You're so hell bent on this discussion, that I actually applaud you.

DIOE is Gold. At 530K sold. BITT is at 800K sold. TO is at 410K as of last week.

I don't give a **** of what you think. I'm not here to change your opinion.

[ririfan21]

I love this gif.



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And you girls need to stop. Because what are yall saying isn't real.

You know some of these other girls take things serious about what a girl had said about other member.
Yall should carry that conversation on twitter or PM/DM.
Or not in here. It gets annoying.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by JimmyMinaj

I really don't think that the majority of the GP have heard her features this year, and I also don't think the majority have heard Monster. At least not where I live. Not once this year have I heard a single Nicki feature on the radio, not once this year have I seen a single Nicki feature on a music channel. You're right about chart position and sales aren't everything, but they're of course a massive factor in the GP hearing them and not just people within a fanbase.

"I don't think a majority have heard Monster".

Oh my god.

Everybody has heard Monster. It IS her most publicized, most known feature. There isn't ANY debate to it. Like at all. I don't know where you live, but the fact that you just made the most ludicrous statement I've seen to date

Do you even live in America?

[Jimmy.]

Originally posted by JessicaVanessa

Trust me, almost everyone in America has heard a Nicki Minaj feature this year. Almost everyone in this whole planet has heard an Onika song in some form.

The only time I've ever seen Nicki on music channels with videos this year was 3-5 times with High School, and I forgot to mention in a previous post that I've seen I'm Out once. Every time a video comes out, they post it on the Daily Mail website with screencaps, and thats it. The features haven't had much success, and maybe people have heard a Nicki feature in America this year, but how many times? Once or twice perhaps?

[JessicaVanessa]

Her most publicized feature is GMAYL technically.

[!Blue!]

You'll get the base closed again. I can see that coming

[Jimmy.]

Originally posted by Willy.

"I don't think a majority have heard Monster".

Oh my god.

Everybody has heard Monster. It IS her most publicized, most known feature. There isn't ANY debate to it. Like at all. I don't know where you live, but the fact that you just made the most ludicrous statement I've seen to date

Do you even live in America?

I live in Scotland, not America. So here Monster wasn't a hugely known feature etc. I understand the magnitude of that feature, I understand it's her most well received and critically acclaimed feature and I don't know where you think I'm trying to debate how amazing that feature is. The fact I knew a reply like yours was coming is the reason I put "At least where I live" in my post.

[JessicaVanessa]

Originally posted by JimmyMinaj

The only time I've ever seen Nicki on music channels with videos this year was 3-5 times with High School, and I forgot to mention in a previous post that I've seen I'm Out once. Every time a video comes out, they post it on the Daily Mail website with screencaps, and thats it. The features haven't had much success, and maybe people have heard a Nicki feature in America this year, but how many times? Once or twice perhaps?

Youtube is a new invention, everyone in the world can look at videos if they truely want to. Gone are the days when radio ran the world

[ririfan21]

Originally posted by JessicaVanessa

Her most publicized feature is I Don't Give A... technically.

And GMAYL.

I didn't really love her verse, but the chorus was pretty fun.

[JessicaVanessa]

Originally posted by ririfan21

And GMAYL.

I didn't really love her verse, but the chorus was pretty fun.

Thats the one I meant.

[ririfan21]

Originally posted by JessicaVanessa

Thats the one I meant.

IDGA is completely different from GMAYL though.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by JimmyMinaj

I live in Scotland, not America. So here Monster wasn't a hugely known feature etc. I understand the magnitude of that feature, I understand it's her most well received and critically acclaimed feature and I don't know where you think I'm trying to debate how amazing that feature is. The fact I knew a reply like yours was coming is the reason I put "At least where I live" in my post.

The only reason why I asked where you live because there was no possible way of you to make that statement unless you didn't live in this country.

I understand the importance of music channels in Europe especially, but music channels are meaningless here.

With that subject, it's like how everybody knows the chorus to No Worries, but No Worries isn't Wayne's best selling single.

Clearly there's a divide here. A cultural divide.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by JessicaVanessa

Youtube is a new invention, everyone in the world can look at videos if they truely want to. Gone are the days when radio ran the world

Even though radio is still an important medium in 2013, due to the advent of the apps like iHeartRadio.

But you're correct.

[JessicaVanessa]

Originally posted by ririfan21

IDGA is completely different from GMAYL though.

Both Madonna features on MDNA.
GMAYL was featured on the most watched Super Bowl.

[King Maxx]

WHAT!?!?! People know Tapout, I'm Out, and Love More for sure. All three have charted HIGH on Billboard and have been played on music channels.

I'm Out was even Top on the Fuse countdown. High School as well.

[Robbyyy]

I'm so distraught right now... No offense Jimmy but do you live in an underground station or something.

Like....

[ririfan21]

Originally posted by JessicaVanessa

Both Madonna features on MDNA.
GMAYL was featured on the most watched Super Bowl.

You know what...

[MunyKen]

Originally posted by !Blue!

You'll get the base closed again. I can see that coming

Not technically because we're on topic.

[JessicaVanessa]

Originally posted by King Maxx

WHAT!?!?! People know Tapout, I'm Out, and Love More for sure. All three have charted HIGH on Billboard and have been played on music channels.

I'm Out was even Top on the Fuse countdown. High School as well.

Billboard Hot 100 isn't GLOBAL tbh. Even though several BB H100 songs give a platform for songs to be international. I think James is talking about his country, Scotland.

[Jimmy.]

Originally posted by Willy.

The only reason why I asked where you live because there was no possible way of you to make that statement unless you didn't live in this country.

I understand the importance of music channels in Europe especially, but music channels are meaningless here.

With that subject, it's like how everybody knows the chorus to No Worries, but No Worries isn't Wayne's best selling single.

Clearly there's a divide here. A cultural divide.

Music channels contribute a lot here as does radio etc and that's why I've been mentioning about me never hearing a Nicki feature on radio and only seeing I'm Out once/ twice on the music channels. I thought you knew I lived in Scotland

Again with No Worries, I don't think many people here would be aware about how the chorus went, but even though No Worries isn't his biggest seller in the US it still managed to chart higher than any of Nicki's features this yea and charting higher does usually mean radio play. At least here it dose. Like, I've never heard Love More being played here but on Sunday if/ when it debuts within the Top 40 it'll start to be played on radio and on the music channels.