Just like with #Beautiful, the GP isn't here for her. I mean, it's a shame because #Beautiful is a masterpiece. This song is crap though, I'm glad it's not going anywhere.
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YAS Katheryn get that urban demo! Paving the way for This Is How We Do!
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Originally posted by Safe&Sound
So we agree John will dethrone Pharrel and probably make another record because AOM is supported with same formats with BL and Happy?
It will place third behind Blurred Lines and Happy overall. I'm not sure it will achieve as big of an audience on the mainstream formats (Pop/Rhythmic/Urban), but conversely it can get more from the adult formats (HAC/AC/UAC) than the other two.
It will place third behind Blurred Lines and Happy overall. I'm not sure it will achieve as big of an audience on the mainstream formats (Pop/Rhythmic/Urban), but conversely it can get more from the adult formats (HAC/AC/UAC) than the other two.
Was this talked about?
Lorde charting on the official Billboard UAC chart http://charts.bdsradio.com/bdsradioc...px?formatid=12
I get that white people sometimes chart on Urban.
But Urban AC?
And a song like Royals that isn't UAC at all
Was this talked about?
Lorde charting on the official Billboard UAC chart http://charts.bdsradio.com/bdsradioc...px?formatid=12
I get that white people sometimes chart on Urban.
But Urban AC?
And a song like Royals that isn't UAC at all
Adele, Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake and Daft Punk charted on UAC as well, and also some lesser-known people like Daley.
UAC got a lot different in the past year though, since songs like Drunk in Love, Pour It Up, Holy Grail, Started From the Bottom managed to chart, when in the past songs with rapping or club beats wouldn't have got played so much.
Adele, Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake and Daft Punk charted on UAC as well, and also some lesser-known people like Daley.
UAC got a lot different in the past year though, since songs like Drunk in Love, Pour It Up, Holy Grail, Started From the Bottom managed to chart, when in the past songs with rapping or club beats wouldn't have got played so much.
Did Adele actually chart on Bilboard's chart though? And Robin, Justin, and Daft Punk aren't really surprising because their songs do fit the UAC vibe. Even Adele could fit the UAC vibe.
Granted that was way before Justin Timberlake released Suit & Tie, which I believe to be the very song that paved the way for more white artists to be played on mainstream urban (although Justin Bieber has charted with Boyfriend before that.)
Just like with #Beautiful, the GP isn't here for her. I mean, it's a shame because #Beautiful is a masterpiece. This song is crap though, I'm glad it's not going anywhere.
But #Beautiful was receiving positive call out scores. The GP was here for it, Radios were not.
Granted that was way before Justin Timberlake released Suit & Tie, which I believe to be the very song that paved the way for more white artists to be played on mainstream urban (although Justin Bieber has charted with Boyfriend before that.)
I've heard both versions. The original and the other remix that Juicy J did 
