Is there any chance for another after the next (sixth) one?
I'm no industry insider (goldsoundz might know more) but I'd assume that if the sixth single is pretty successful (at least Top 10) then another single would be worth releasing. If the song flops (less than TIHWD) I doubt they'd even consider releasing a seventh. There's always the possibility of a rerelease too, so I don't know where that could come into it.
I agree sam jay. Prince high we all know you hate katy and troll her so whenever you post in a katy thread with that act we know what your like so give up already its old now
Ferras, who I guess isn't happy with the choice, created another fan poll. I emailed one of her (four) managers: "Katy didn't want to hear about which songs the fans or Billboard considered more single-worthy.They haven't been right since E.T." Does that mean Ferras is just a fan? .
Also, were people tweeting her "#THISISHOWWEDO" before it became a single or something?
Why some haters still have the need to enter every Katy Perry thread, or even the base? High Prince (or something, sorry) please get in your line, thanks.
Basically nobody apart from a few diehard stans wanted This Is How We Do as a single in the first place.
I don't even get the comment about "they haven't been right" when the wrong choices this era (Unconditionally, Birthday and, performance wise, This Is How We Do) were all 100% Katy's team. The fans haven't been given a say in any PRISM single choices... the first fan choices are Walking On Air, Legendary Lovers or It Takes Two for the sixth (and possibly last) PRISM single and even then the fans really don't get any say.
Basically nobody apart from a few diehard stans wanted This Is How We Do as a single in the first place.
I don't even get the comment about "they haven't been right" when the wrong choices this era (Unconditionally, Birthday and, performance wise, This Is How We Do) were all 100% Katy's team. The fans haven't been given a say in any PRISM single choices... the first fan choices are Walking On Air, Legendary Lovers or It Takes Two for the sixth (and possibly last) PRISM single and even then the fans really don't get any say.
Well apparently she takes (or took) tweets into consideration. I don't see how else they would interact with her (MTV poll aside). So I guess it's safe to say they influenced her decisions, too.
Basically nobody apart from a few diehard stans wanted This Is How We Do as a single in the first place.
I don't even get the comment about "they haven't been right" when the wrong choices this era (Unconditionally, Birthday and, performance wise, This Is How We Do) were all 100% Katy's team. The fans haven't been given a say in any PRISM single choices... the first fan choices are Walking On Air, Legendary Lovers or It Takes Two for the sixth (and possibly last) PRISM single and even then the fans really don't get any say.
Unconditionally was not a bad single choice . It was a (moderate) hit and was needed to be released after Roar. We got a beautiful song and a beautiful music video. Birthday and TIHWD were both bad single choices to me. Birthday was killed by its video and TIHWD because radio didn't support it, sales weren't great, too, just because the song felt "empty".
Well apparently she takes tweets into conversation. I don't see how else they would interact with her. So I guess it's safe to say they influence her decisions, too.
Oh okay, that's an interesting fact. I'm not a big Twitter user so I wasn't aware Katy paid so much attention to it. Thanks.
Unconditionally was not a bad single choice . It was a (moderate) hit and was needed to be released after Roar. We got a beautiful song and a beautiful music video. Birthday and TIHWD were both bad single choices to me. Birthday was killed by its video and TIHWD because radio didn't support it, sales weren't great, too, just because the song felt "empty".
I really do too much on Unconditionally, it is a beautiful song and I do love it a lot, but it was a bad single choice... at least at the time it was released. It would be a nice era closing kind of single (similar to The One That Got Away or Wide Awake) but it was such a weak track to lead into the album release week with coming off the massive lead Roar and the two promo singles. If a second single was to be released prior to album release it should have been one of those two, evidently Dark Horse.
I agree Birthday was a bad choice but a lot of fans seem to want it and love it. I only really got into it once it was a single though. I loved TIHWD since album release so I may be a bit biased but I do genuinely believe that it would have done very well had it been released much earlier in the era, as it still did very well with the public in terms of iTunes and YT views even as a fifth single with little radio support.
Unconditionally wasn't a bad choice per se, but its timing was poor.
I thought the single was finally done.
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. It was a (moderate) hit and was needed to be released after Roar. We got a beautiful song and a beautiful music video. Birthday and TIHWD were both bad single choices to me. Birthday was killed by its video and TIHWD because radio didn't support it, sales weren't great, too, just because the song felt "empty".
I only really got into it once it was a single though. I loved TIHWD since album release so I may be a bit biased but I do genuinely believe that it would have done very well had it been released much earlier in the era, as it still did very well with the public in terms of iTunes and YT views even as a fifth single with little radio support.