I don't really care that much about charts or sales or anything like that, but I agree that it is kind of frustrating that her promo thus far has been so few and far between. It feels feeble. Even Cannibal's felt more aggressive, and that album was little more than a reissue. It's sad.
If I weren't a Ke$ha fan / into pop culture, I might not even know about the album. Part of the reason she was able to make 2010 her bitch was because she was SO unavoidable back then that people had no choice but to take notice of her.
This last week would've been a perfect week to release Warrior.
Some random Christian singer that no one even knows snatched the #1 album. Hollywood Undead got #2.
Like... With C'Mon gaining exposure it would've easily, EASILY, went #1. Can I plan her career?
I don't really care that much about charts or sales or anything like that, but I agree that it is kind of frustrating that her promo thus far has been so few and far between. It feels feeble. Even Cannibal's felt more aggressive, and that album was little more than a reissue. It's sad.
If I weren't a Ke$ha fan / into pop culture, I might not even know about the album. Part of the reason she was able to make 2010 her bitch was because she was SO unavoidable back then that people had no choice but to take notice of her.
I agree. This is kind of how I've felt the whole way along. The era lacks real presence. I doubt the average person would even know what Warrior is. They just assume Ke$ha is back on radio with "Die Young" and "C'mon". She and her label need to plan some strategy to ensure that people actually become aware that she has a whole new record out. It must be done now.
I agree. This is kind of how I've felt the whole way along. The era lacks real presence. I doubt the average person would even know what Warrior is. They just assume Ke$ha is back on radio with "Die Young" and "C'mon". She and her label need to plan some strategy to ensure that people actually become aware that she has a whole new record out. It must be done now.
Absolutely. I mean, we literally waited years for this, and I personally feel that she brought her A-game musically, but a lot of the rest of this era has felt anticlimactic and like such a nonevent to me. I know it's not uncommon for people to remember the past better than it was, and I probably am doing that at least a tiny lil' bit, but I really do feel like her past eras were a lot funner to experience. And it's not because they were more successful.
Crazy Kids will have the potential to flop, I hope you guys are prepared for the scary next single...
and IMO, both supernatural and crazy kids cannot be a single... we need her team to pick only 1... and then fill the other singles with wherever you are, last goodbye, thinking of you and/or gold trans am
Crazy Kids will have the potential to flop, I hope you guys are prepared for the scary next single...
and IMO, both supernatural and crazy kids cannot be a single... we need her team to pick only 1... and then fill the other singles with wherever you are, last goodbye, thinking of you and/or gold trans am
I like this idea. Also, I find that 'Supernatural' is the most overrated song from the album.
With C'Mon gaining exposure it would've easily, EASILY, went #1. Can I plan her career?
