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Chart Listings: Mediabase & Radio Formats (March 13-20, 2011)
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AVRIL LAVIGNE - What The Hell: 36.437 (+ 0.518)
WTF??? this should happen the past weeks when she had big chances to eb at Top 10 at billboard 
BRITNEY SPEARS - Till The World Ends: 30.752 (+ 0.927)
Go Britney!!! 
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Member Since: 10/10/2010
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Originally posted by Ivan_brit
AVRIL LAVIGNE - What The Hell: 36.437 (+ 0.518)
WTF??? this should happen the past weeks when she had big chances to eb at Top 10 at billboard
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It is still nothing amazing...
I don't understand why was WTH (such a radio friendly song) such a disaster on the radio
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Member Since: 10/19/2010
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I stanned hard for Forever in 2008. What an amazing song.
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Member Since: 9/18/2010
Posts: 12,628
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Originally posted by nadjajhanelle
Gurl, this is not instant messaging.
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i actually LOL at this comment. 
Cheers2RiRi needs to pull her/him self together. 
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Member Since: 9/18/2010
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Originally posted by Cheers2RiRi
@isupportCBE
**** off domestic violence supporter!!!!!!!
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Oh will you please ****ing shut up! 
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Member Since: 3/13/2011
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Originally posted by fabian_phipps
Oh will you please ****ing shut up! |
Girl, Cheers has left since hours ago. No need to keep this going!
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Member Since: 1/18/2011
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Originally posted by clairebear23
Girl, Cheers has left since hours ago. No need to keep this going!
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I was just about to say that! WTF?? U wonder why arguments carry on...
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Member Since: 12/28/2010
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Originally posted by Monroe
Dance music becoming popular was a forgone conclusion as soon as the Timba-brigade broke in 2006 with Loose, Shock Value, and FutureSex/LoveSounds. Gaga didn't bring dance music back, the tide and trend was already shifting before JD started blowing up. We could see it in the material for Rihanna, Britney, and also the slightly more dance sound that was found in Dr. Luke productions with Katy (Hot N Cold) and P!nk (So What).
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yes sis, dance music is becoming popular
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Member Since: 9/18/2010
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Originally posted by Fadicuss
wow at people trying to minimize Gaga's accomplishment. Get over yourselves. 
7th #1 in 8 singles coming soon! She's unstoppable. |
They're hardly minimizing her accomplishment's. They simply said that Gaga did not start the more dance trend.
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Member Since: 9/18/2010
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Originally posted by clairebear23
Girl, Cheers has left since hours ago. No need to keep this going!
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Yeh I know, I just had to let it all out.  
Sowwii
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17. CHRIS BROWN - Look At Me Now: 53.578 (+ 0.742)
Top 15 tomorrow 
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Member Since: 5/27/2010
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Originally posted by fabian_phipps
They're hardly minimizing her accomplishment's. They simply said that Gaga did not start the more dance trend. |
Nah. That discussion started because somebody was explaining away Gaga's string of #1s on pop radio being so dance-friendly. That hasn't caused anyone else to get so many #1s in such a short period of time.
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Member Since: 3/13/2011
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Originally posted by MrPeanut
Nah. That discussion started because somebody was explaining away Gaga's string of #1s on pop radio being so dance-friendly. That hasn't caused anyone else to get so many #1s in such a short period of time.
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If you're talking about pop females, it's because Beyonce and Rihanna dont do pop solely. Analyzing their discographies, both release ballads, urban cuts, reggae (Rihanna) , and other non-conventional sounds that are not meant for pop radio (Rockstar 101, Ring the alarm, me myself and I, etc). As of now, Gaga has fed the public songs that have fit into a formula with similar sounding melodies and production by Red One which radio spins with ease at this point.
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Originally posted by clairebear23
If you're talking about pop females, it's because Beyonce and Rihanna dont do pop solely. Analyzing their discographies, both release ballads, urban cuts, reggae (Rihanna) , and other non-conventional sounds that are not meant for pop radio (Rockstar 101, Ring the alarm, me myself and I, etc). As of now, Gaga has fed the public songs that have fit into a formula with similar sounding melodies and production by Red One which radio spins with ease at this point.
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Well, Born This Way doesn't necessarily fit the mold of radio friendly. I mean, she says "gay," "lesbian," and "transgendered" all in the same song. That's not exactly the biggest forumla for huge success, after all. But I get your point.
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Member Since: 7/13/2010
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Originally posted by clairebear23
If you're talking about pop females, it's because Beyonce and Rihanna dont do pop solely. Analyzing their discographies, both release ballads, urban cuts, reggae (Rihanna) , and other non-conventional sounds that are not meant for pop radio (Rockstar 101, Ring the alarm, me myself and I, etc). As of now, Gaga has fed the public songs that have fit into a formula with similar sounding melodies and production by Red One which radio spins with ease at this point.
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Love Game, Bad Romance, and Poker Face are not what I would consider radio friendly songs at the time of their release
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Member Since: 9/18/2010
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Originally posted by GaGaFan
Well, Born This Way doesn't necessarily fit the mold of radio friendly. I mean, she says "gay," "lesbian," and "transgendered" all in the same song. That's not exactly the biggest forumla for huge success, after all. But I get your point.
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"Gay," "Lesbian," and "Transgendered"?  It hardly makes a song less radio friendly IMO
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Member Since: 5/27/2010
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Originally posted by clairebear23
If you're talking about pop females, it's because Beyonce and Rihanna dont do pop solely. Analyzing their discographies, both release ballads, urban cuts, reggae (Rihanna) , and other unconventional sounds that are not meant for pop radio (Rockstar 101, Ring the alarm, me myself and I, etc). As of now, Gaga has fed the public songs that have fit into a formula with similar sounding melodies and production by Red One which radio spins with ease at this point.
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So why does someone like Ke$ha only have two #1s on Pop? And Rihanna has had, what, 20 singles (not counting features -- you can count them, since two of her #1s are features, but then it brings her single count up to 26), the vast majority of which are pop.
There are explanations for everything, but there's no need to downplay a record that is objectively impressive any way you slice it.
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Member Since: 3/13/2011
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Originally posted by L/\DY G/\G/\
Love Game, Bad Romance, and Poker Face are not what I would consider radio friendly songs at the time of their release
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Why not? Big sounds/production with catchy hooks, repeat lines and spots where one can echo "wooooahhhh". The formula to make a melody stick inside your head and not get out
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Member Since: 7/12/2009
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Bad Romance isn't something that would easily get spins, lmao.
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Member Since: 3/13/2011
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Originally posted by MrPeanut
So why does someone like Ke$ha only have two #1s on Pop? And Rihanna has had, what, 20 singles (not counting features -- you can count them, since two of her #1s are features, but then it brings her single count up to 26), the vast majority of which are pop.
There are explanations for everything, but there's no need to downplay a record that is objectively impressive any way you slice it.
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Girrrrrl, no one is downplaying her success. I was simply offering my explanation and theory. She makes records that pop will spin. She has a formula and is not going to venture outside of it anytime soon.....More power to her.....Now Kesha...
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