I still don't get why they set the album date so far away
I think they underestimated WFH's potential, which is dumb. After "Worth It" of course they were going to smash. I just really hope the second single is even better, 'cause what if that one doesn't do as good as this one and then they completely lose hype for the album. I feel like it would be smart to push up the release date, and I'd also be a treat for us given the mess they put us through with Reflection.
^^ Yup! and then a performance of both singles at the BBMAs, followed by a music video during the album release week. This is such a good ass strategy
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Originally posted by KarlosVzla
I always thought that was US only I could be wrong though.
It could be either since as that's the main VEVO account like shelven said. If so, they need a separate account for just the US so we can know the difference lol
oh I see. I wish there was a way to see how it's doing in the US. Would be so cool if this week was the week bc of a surge in streams lol
YouTube actually recently created a page where you can look at view counts by location, but it hasn't updated since Wednesday, so we can't see any of this tracking week so far
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Exlusive footage of shelven, karlos and I during Kimmel Live.
Oh, Bentley was there too. Ya'll already know what he was saying.
At this point, April should be a fun month. The fact they're going to UK basically confirms me what I was told - some kind of European promo COULD be planned for mid April. Fact is, at least here in my country, the label would have rather waited for the album release to have something to interview the girls about, but this was when WFH wasn't the lead single - and that would have made sense given the second single would have just been released and, in mainland Europe, giving promo to a track too soon in its run isn't actually the best thing to do. Since WFH is the single they COULD be doing something in other countries too. Wouldn't mind seeing them on Le Grand Journal, for example.
and this is just for US, right? or in general?
I could be wrong though.
