[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by slw84

Well send my love to you non #1s please feel better won't be the smash I was hoping for.

I pray she gives us Water under the bridge and/or Sweetest devotion so that this era won't just seem like it was for Hello

Erm, I don't like your energy.

[DayFusion]

Originally posted by slw84

Well send my love to you non #1s please feel better won't be the smash I was hoping for.

I pray she gives us Water under the bridge and/or Sweetest devotion so that this era won't just seem like it was for Hello

That's my point of view as well. Both tracks deserves to be released as singles, eventually. Adele just have to scrap the formulaic, boring and more of the same All I Ask (the kind of song that everyone knows that Adele could do). She needs to prove them that she's not only this kind of artist.

[kitasss_vlc]

too much drama... a song coming from a 9M album is staying beauty and steady at the #13-#16 ratio with just radio and video (with +50M views...) what else you want???

[kitasss_vlc]

"25" back to #1 in WW iTunes... 155 days

[Ichinaru19]

Originally posted by kitasss_vlc

too much drama... a song coming from a 9M album is staying beauty and steady at the #13-#16 ratio with just radio and video (with +50M views...) what else you want???

This. Honestly it holding at #15 is really good I guess a lot of us consider a non-top 10 a flop

[Bey Admired]

#39 US (+3)
#26 UK (-5)
#43 WW (+3)

[Jeiboy]

POP:
25 24 ADELE Send My Love (To Your New Lover) 3326 2625 701 14.596

+88 Spins
-44 Bullet
+0.426 Audience

HOT AC:
13 7 ADELE Send My Love (To Your New Lover) 3807 3039 768 24.982

+98 Spins
= Bullet
+0.445 Audience

AC:
12 12 ADELE Send My Love (To Your New Lover) 766 566 200 6.417

+23 Spins
+4 Bullet
+0.264 Audience

[nick4bty]

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

[Jeiboy]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

success sales =/= critical acclaim

[kitasss_vlc]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

we werent expecting less from you, but thanks anyway!

She released the last single to sell +3M copies and the soon-to-be-certified last album to reach the Diamond certification... plus the album was critically acclaimed anyway, so is the tour so far.

I know you will keep trying but its ok!

[Noahdcruz]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

We Adele fans don't expect 25 to yield #1's anymore, we are fine with top15. Can't expect 21 level singles success from 25, when the parent album has already sold 8.7m copies.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

Pathetic. Cringe worthy. Desperate. Sad.

[umich]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

#39 US (+3)
#26 UK (-5)
#43 WW (+3)

US

[nick4bty]

I'm just saying. People (and critics, and Grammy voters) will soon realize how unsuccessful this era really was in terms of an era - sure, the album sold a ton, and Hello was a hit, but the lack of longevity is nowhere near 21. The music is predictable, boring, and she took no chances. People bought the album because it was 21's follow up. And as she continues to prove that she can't churn out more hits, her chances of winning that Grammy are getting slimmer by the day.

[kitasss_vlc]

Originally posted by nick4bty

I'm just saying. People (and critics, and Grammy voters) will soon realize how unsuccessful this era really was in terms of an era - sure, the album sold a ton, and Hello was a hit, but the lack of longevity is nowhere near 21. The music is predictable, boring, and she took no chances. People bought the album because it was 21's follow up. And as she continues to prove that she can't churn out more hits, her chances of winning that Grammy are getting slimmer by the day.

bye

WW iTunes albums chart as of today:

1. 25 - Adele

6 months and a half after its release and after selling +18M copies around the world... if this is not longevity...




anyway, SML video has reached the 1M likes mark

[Jeiboy]

Originally posted by nick4bty

I'm just saying. People (and critics, and Grammy voters) will soon realize how unsuccessful this era really was in terms of an era - sure, the album sold a ton, and Hello was a hit, but the lack of longevity is nowhere near 21. The music is predictable, boring, and she took no chances. People bought the album because it was 21's follow up. And as she continues to prove that she can't churn out more hits, her chances of winning that Grammy are getting slimmer by the day.

#DeleteYourAccount

Unsuccessful? Who else in the world are doing these numbers?! NO ONE . The follow up to 21 was bound to be as frontloaded compared to its predecessor no matter what. Even Adele herself acknowledge 25 wont do better than 21 in sales and as an era.

Predictable? Boring? Has Adele released a single like Send My Love before? Where are the "I Miss You" of 21 and 19?

Try harder next please.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The more flop singles she releases, the less critically acclaimed this album is. Which means get Grammy chances are slowly diminishing by the day. Sad but it's the truth. This album era was no "21" and most people realize that

This logic would make sense if the album didn't sell around 20 million WW. 20 million people already own the songs and have been playing them for months now.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by nick4bty

I'm just saying. People (and critics, and Grammy voters) will soon realize how unsuccessful this era really was in terms of an era - sure, the album sold a ton, and Hello was a hit, but the lack of longevity is nowhere near 21. The music is predictable, boring, and she took no chances. People bought the album because it was 21's follow up. And as she continues to prove that she can't churn out more hits, her chances of winning that Grammy are getting slimmer by the day.

Erm, I'd probably be pressed if any of what you said were true.

[blackbeatxx]

what a troll. congrats on getting recognised

OT: top 40 on Spotify US

and the video has 56,5 million views and over 1 million likes now!

[blackbeatxx]

wait wtf i dont see a spotify update! where'd you see it Bey admired?