I remember everyone saying how hard Judas was going to smash when it was released, no one knew it was going to flop (and it didn't flop in Europe btw) so I think it's unfair to say it shouldn't have been a single, it sounded like a big hit. You can't blame the label.
Also, how did TEOG flop? What's the definition of a flop? It did well in many countries in Europe (look at Germany, isn't it still in the top 10 there?)
And Hair for the third single?
I want it to become a single, but 3rd is too early.
TEOG should have been properly released and "Judas" shouldn't have been a single but oh well it's too late now. If I wasn't so focused on the commercial aspects of the album I would probably think completely opposite.
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