Y'all always having album tracks / future singles take off so quickly. Are these like actual hits on the radio already?
yeah as soon as they start doing even moderately well on itunes radio will play them and cause we only have like 2 radio stations per city they become hits asap
Sis, just to make it clear to you, this is a Kmart thing, not a Nicki thing. I unfortunately used to work there () and they always end up marking their end of season clearance to 90% off.
Somehow Nicki managed to outlast all of the other celebs at Kmart. Adam Levine, Selena Gomez, and Sofia Vergara her lines all got discontinued
yeah as soon as they start doing even moderately well on itunes radio will play them and cause we only have like 2 radio stations per city they become hits asap
#2 Australia hit.
It was so sad seeing it not crack T100 on US iTunes after Simone died.
Featuring CL, K-pop’s most beloved star in the West, 2NE1 recently released Crush, among the first full-lengths a K-pop neophyte should try. But “Missing You”, a standalone single cut from the album’s extensive sessions, is not to be missed either. Beating Lana del Rey’s “West Coast” to the punch by half a year (and without that song’s cop-out radio mix), “Missing You” is the rare band-format single that actually slows downs for the chorus. The song begins with a tense, guitar-based verse glossed in the kind of production glitz that forecasts dancefloor absolution around the bend. But instead, the tempo drops from 130 to a loose half time, all acoustic guitar, grand piano, vocal harmony, and falsetto melisma. Most remarkable, however, is the song’s whole-step modulation before an extended outro that introduces entirely new chord progressions, melodies, and lyrics. “Missing You” is one of the most vocally rich and structurally distinctive singles Korea’s ever produced.
) and they always end up marking their end of season clearance to 90% off.
