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Originally posted by Bie
You need to understand that if Ooh La La was for Titanic or The Bodyguard, it would never ever be a song like Ooh La La for The Smurf.  |
That's why I said "if". Point stands.
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Originally posted by Bie
So, "ooh la la is just a single for a kids movie" or "ooh la la is for kids" excuses are valid |
I never said those weren't valid.
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Originally posted by CaptainMusic
You can't compare soundtrack singles for the Titanic, Bodyguard, Twilight, James Bond, etc to one for the SMURFS. 
How many soundtrack singles for kids movies do you see smashing the charts? Barely any. |
If same song was released for those movies, it'd flop too. Sometimes no matter how much promo you for a song, it still flops if it's bad. Look at Marry The Night / Run The World etc.
"It's a soundtrack single and those normally do poorly" is a bad excuse is all I'm saying.
"It's a soundtrack single for a kids movie" is a perfectly fine excuse. Cause nobody buys kids songs.
