I understand why RCA went with Adore You as the third single. I mean, it went to #7 on iTunes upon the album release. If that isn't a clear sign of a future hit, I don't know what is.
I played "Dope" for my boyfriend and he liked it a lot. His taste always indicates what the GP will be into, through analyses of his responses from being exposed to pop girl music by me I was able to predict We Can't Stop's failure at pop radio, Dark Horse smashing, Becky G's total floppage and more Nostradamus-like feats. Never doubt.
