[Robert]

Crazy Kids deserved to smash. ***'on sucked though.

[Boop]

Originally posted by Robert

Even Rock N Roll wen't #1 in Korea

Drag Georges her pointless receipts

[Boop]

Originally posted by Robert

Crazy Kids deserved to smash. ***'on sucked though.

Why? It was the same kesha song over and over again. The mega, embarrassing flop was deserved

[Jolie's Lips]

Originally posted by Georges

It went #2 in Korea where Piss Where You Want was #8

The chart you're talking about is the international Gaon chart which no one currs about. I specifically said national chart, not international chart. Besides, singles tend to peak their highest there after the music video comes out. Gaga grossed 3 million in Seoul alone which is probably more than Warrior's entire tour gross.

Once again: C'Mon did not go top 10 in one country. Neither did Crazy Kids.

[Boop]

13, Rihanna
12, Madonna

MaDEAD stans were to focused on Lady Gaga that Rihanna destroyed their fave in a matter of time

[Aurora]

There are so many posts that I want to quote and reply to, but I just can't. I mean I just cannot write back to such idiocy.

C'mon peaked at #9 on US Billboard Pop Songs. The US is her main market, and she makes Pop music, therefore this is what's most important relative to Ke$ha. Another Top 10 for the Kween.

[iHype.]

I just cannot get over Ke$ha not releasing Supernatural.

That has to be my most played album track of all-time.

[highwayuni]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

Lettuce all also realize Mariah and Usher have worked with the Old and New Kings of Pop.

I'm on my phone right now so I'll just assume that you are talking about King Miguel.

[Jolie's Lips]

It is kinda funny how Rihanna now has more #1s than Madonna yet the only thing the Medonsters can think about is Gaga.

But is also shows you how #1s are kinda not that big of a deal nowadays.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by highwayuni

I'm on my phone right now so I'll just assume that you are talking about King Miguel.

Justin Bieber

[highwayuni]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

Justin Bieber

O

[Aurora]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

I just cannot get over Ke$ha not releasing Supernatural.

That has to be my most played album track of all-time.

It would have been the fourth single if radios didn't pay dust to F'lop and if will.i.flop didn't turn Crazy Smash into Crazy Flop... I mean, Juicy J tried his best to save it, but even he couldn't undo will.i.am's wicked curse. They never should have remixed the song in the first place.

The real question though is not only why wasn't Last Goodbye on the standard track listing, but why wasn't it the lead single? Anything Ke$ha released on September 25th 2012 would have smashed, but they picked a generic party song that later got cut from radios due to the Sandy Hook fiasco and didn't sell albums, when they had this SMASH just waiting to happen. Also, the Sandy Hook fiasco still would have happened, but instead of cutting the song from radios, it'd get a massive sales boost as family, friends and America wanted to give those poor children their Last Goodbye. It'd be everywhere.

[slobro]

I hope Gaga does this on The Voice. She can't let R Kelly grope her ass in front of the conservative housewives

[Georges]

Originally posted by Robert

Crazy Kids deserved to smash. ***'on sucked though.

Both singles were vile. Die Young was incredibly bland too.

Not really satisfied with the era's singles choice, esp. considering Warrior is a good album.

[iHype.]

Usher and Mariah ALSO having the most iconic Male & Female TRL Meltdowns. The comparisons never end.

[B-Luke]

Crazy Kids appeared on so many end-year mashups as Instrumental. Despite charting low it had a bit impact.

[Georges]

Originally posted by $oldier

It would have been the fourth single if radios didn't pay dust to F'lop and if will.i.flop didn't turn Crazy Smash into Crazy Flop... I mean, Juicy J tried his best to save it, but even he couldn't undo will.i.am's wicked curse. They never should have remixed the song in the first place.

The real question though is not only why wasn't Last Goodbye on the standard track listing, but why wasn't it the lead single? Anything Ke$ha released on September 25th 2012 would have smashed, but they picked a generic party song that later got cut from radios due to the Sandy Hook fiasco and didn't sell albums, when they had this SMASH just waiting to happen. Also, the Sandy Hook fiasco still would have happened, but instead of cutting the song from radios, it'd get a massive sales boost as family, friends and America wanted to give those poor children their Last Goodbye. It'd be everywhere.

Exactly. Last Goodbye had to be bigger than Diamonds. And the fiasco was so unfortunate for her, you wouldn't see this coming 2 miles away (still a bigger hit than Applause, hehe).
Capitalizing on LG would be creepy unless the actual parents use the song though.

[Aurora]

Originally posted by Georges

The Warrior cover with unedited background>>>>>>>

Also, do you have her Japanese Remix Album? it's really cool.

They always get the best version/remixes because their albums are incredibly overpriced so it's a really big incentive

I wanted to reply to this one.

Any version of the Warrior cover that isn't the Japanese version is just a complete and utter mess.

I do have the Japanese Remix Album, it slays because it has a better title and cover, it's in some kind of order and it has more tracks, but it also sucks because it doesn't have the Cirkut remix of Blow, which is undoubtedly her best remix ever.

And albums are pretty overpriced in Australia in comparison with America anyway, so I didn't really care. It only cost me like $20-$30 for each album, and two of them were double disc. Standard editions can cost anywhere between $15-$20 here, and $20-$30 for Deluxe Editions.

[Jolie's Lips]

Confession: I know it's kinda embarrassing but I've actually watched a few episodes of K$ her documentary.

But only because of her crazy ass mother. Now she is stan worthy tbh.

[Aurora]

Originally posted by Georges

Exactly. Last Goodbye had to be bigger than Diamonds. And the fiasco was so unfortunate for her, you wouldn't see this coming 2 miles away (still a bigger hit than Applause, hehe).
Capitalizing on LG would be creepy unless the actual parents use the song though.

Yeah, I don't mean Ke$ha would deliberately capitalise on it, but it would undoubtedly unintentionally help her since the lyrics, "promise me you won't cry, this is our last goodbye," strangely fit the situation and may be comforting to parents who had lost children. She could even have dedicated the MV of Last Goodbye to the children lost and donated like $1 from each sale of Warrior to their families or something.