13th week discounted for Gold
13th week discounted for Never Be Like You
9th week discounted for Hymn For The Weekend
8th week discounted for i hate u, i love u
4th week discounted for Mama Said
4th week discounted for Sit Still, Look Pretty
4th week discounted for Hide Away
3rd week discounted for We Don't Talk Anymore
3rd week discounted for Make Me...
3rd week discounted for Hymn for the Weekend (Seeb Remix)
2nd or 3rd week discounted for Bacon as well.
13rd week discounted for Gold
13rd week discounted for Never Be Like You
9th week discounted for Hymn For The Weekend (both versions)
8th week discounted for i hate u, i love u
4th week discounted for Mama Said
4th week discounted for Sit Still, Look Pretty
4th week discounted for Hide Away
3rd week discounted for We Don't Talk Anymore
3rd week discounted for Make Me...
2nd or 3rd week discounted for Bacon as well.
13th week discounted for Gold
13th week discounted for Never Be Like You
9th week discounted for Hymn For The Weekend (both versions)
8th week discounted for i hate u, i love u
4th week discounted for Mama Said
4th week discounted for Sit Still, Look Pretty
4th week discounted for Hide Away
3rd week discounted for We Don't Talk Anymore
3rd week discounted for Make Me...
2nd or 3rd week discounted for Bacon as well.
It's actually the start of the 3rd week for Hymn remix
Not after "Lush Life" failed to make an impact after two re-releases + "Never Forget You" didn't even make it into the top ten. Not to mention, her album got pushed back, which is another way of saying that it's not too far from being shelved because she can't get a legitimate foothold in the markets they're trying to push her.
Daya has more potential than Zara does at this point, and even then, I wouldn't say she's on track to becoming a major pop girl either.
Not after "Lush Life" failed to make an impact after two re-releases + "Never Forget You" didn't even make it into the top ten. Not to mention, her album got pushed back, which is another way of saying that it's not too far from being shelved because she can't get a legitimate foothold in the markets they're trying to push her.
Daya has more potential than Zara does at this point, and even then, I wouldn't say she's on track to becoming a major pop girl either.
Daya US Peaks:
3. Don't Let Me Down
23. Hide Away
29. Sit Still, Look Pretty
Zara Larsson US Peaks:
13. Never Forget You
75. Lush Life
N/A Girls Like
N/A This One's For You
Looks like one has a better track record than the other. Sure, Zara may have it going on in Europe, and imo, that's where they should be trying to market her instead of trying to forcefeed her to the US.
Daya US Peaks:
3. Don't Let Me Down
23. Hide Away
29. Sit Still, Look Pretty
Zara Larsson US Peaks:
13. Never Forget You
75. Lush Life
N/A Girls Like
N/A This One's For You
Looks like one has a better track record than the other. Sure, Zara may have it going on in Europe, and imo, that's where they should be trying to market her instead of trying to forcefeed her to the US.
Girls Like is climbing in the US just now. It probably won't peak high, but I believe it's higher than ever.
Why should Zara only market to Europe when she just got a Top 20 in the US (a surprise one at that, I personally never expected NFY to go Top 15 in the US)? Lush Life came down to being too old by the time her label released the 2nd video, and people being over it already. Ain't My Fault has a lot of potential to smash here regardless.
Daya's success is cute but look at how few people are anticipating future singles/albums from her. The girl is still super young, but Zara is the one gaining more traction and interest globally. Daya has a lot of time to hone in on an interesting image and sound, so there's no rush.
I agree with FAN too, her current solo material is a mess.
Sure, Zara may have it going on in Europe, and imo, that's where they should be trying to market her instead of trying to forcefeed her to the US.