[cOe]

This is gonna flop now. Die Young teas.

[Royal Culture]

Originally posted by Mbase

This will obviously be banned from radio due to the tragedy in Orlando.

It'll be very interesting to see how radio reacts to this song. The message is exactly what they want to be playing right now, but the terminology could clearly be seen as offensive. Either way, major updates in the positive or negative direction will be coming soon.

If radio drops the song, she should release "Me & The Rhythm" by the end of June and slap together a video with some friends for the time being.

[Mbase]

Originally posted by Royal Culture

It'll be very interesting to see how radio reacts to this song. The message is exactly what they want to be playing right now, but the terminology could clearly be seen as offensive. Either way, major updates in the positive or negative direction will be coming soon.

If radio drops the song, she should release "Me & The Rhythm" by the end of June and slap together a video with some friends for the time being.

I agree! The message of the song is very good, but the whol "kill em kill em" wouldnt do good on radio i think. Like some others already said: Die Young teas

[Royal Culture]

Originally posted by Mbase

I agree! The message of the song is very good, but the whol "kill em kill em" wouldnt do good on radio i think. Like some others already said: Die Young teas

I can see the "Die Young" comparison, but "KEWK" has something going for it that "Die Young" didn't: an overwhelmingly positive, anti-hate/crime/war theme. I would not be surprised either way if radio banned or power-played this song in the coming week.

[Nikolai.]

#53 this is still stable, it just needs A LITTLE BIT OF PROMO

[Jimi]

This deserves to slay, one of my faves from Revival! Hope she releases Sober before the era ends

[hooky]

This is either going to end her career or become her first number one.

Depends on if the GP reacts to just the word "kill" or reacts to the message.

[Burqa]

Originally posted by cOe

This is gonna flop now. Die Young teas.

[cuneytb]

But the Kill em refers to negative things right? Lets see what happens. I like this song a lot though.

[lotus]

#53 +1 *new peak*(?)

[lotus]

Originally posted by Jimi

This deserves to slay, one of my faves from Revival! Hope she releases Sober before the era ends

Same

[Fizzy]

52 on iTunes. (+1)
With a negative spin update. This is rising

[Rami328]

Originally posted by hooky

This is either going to end her career or become her first number one.

Depends on if the GP reacts to just the word "kill" or reacts to the message.

This won't end her career

[Fizzy]

Music Video is number 2 on Itunes Music Videos

[hooky]

Originally posted by Rami328

This won't end her career

Well if she rushes another single then it could. If this flops the best thing would be for her to end the era, or at least wait to release another single.

[lotus]

Originally posted by Fizzy

52 on iTunes. (+1)
With a negative spin update. This is rising

That's a new peak. Legend.

[BADLANDS]

Originally posted by hooky

This is either going to end her career or become her first number one.

Depends on if the GP reacts to just the word "kill" or reacts to the message.

This is a little dramatic It won't end her career, it'll just get thrown off radio because of "kill em"

[4seldemari]

It'd be really stupid to ban a song that has a good message (especially one that people need to hear now).

The phrase "Kill Em with kindness" is a well known positive message and the lyrics represent the opposite of violence

"Put down the weapons you fight with" "the world can be a nasty place" "no war with anger was ever won"

The two "kill em"'s in a row can't overshadow a song about kindness and peace.

Plus there are much worse songs that have been played on the radio: Man Down, Die Young, and etc.

[Jeffsuxx]

Originally posted by 4seldemari

It'd be really stupid to ban a song that has a good message (especially one that people need to hear now).

The phrase "Kill Em with kindness" is a well known positive message and the lyrics represent the opposite of violence

"Put down the weapons you fight with" "the world can be a nasty place" "no war with anger was ever won"

The two "kill em"'s in a row can't overshadow a song about kindness and peace.

Plus there are much worse songs that have been played on the radio: Man Down, Die Young, and etc.

MTE

[Fizzy]

Revival is rising on iTunes as well. 95 on USA iTunes