DNCE had so much against them. They waited too long too drop the next single, they made CBTO unlike bale promoting it every chance they got and they should've released at the end of the summer.
HDD is still blaming Bruno's #s on his lack of a manager:
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Could [his numbers] have to do with Bruno’s decision in May to end his longtime association with manager Brandon Creed, who’d guided the artist to superstardom? Bruno no longer has to pay a commission, but at what cost in big-picture terms? This appears to be yet another example of manager-less artists doing less well in the absence of professional artist management.
A reverse UK tea.
