That is certainly support. You have to realise that they only released it to pop formats but ddin't do much with urban and Rythm, two platforms that Right There could have benefited from and could have crossed over lol It was a nice start and the first time she got proper support in the us.
such a shame sales didnt push the song higher. its radio support couldve been the start. A nicole song finally cracking top 40 radios. oh well, i wonder when it will happen again.
such a shame sales didnt push the song higher. its radio support couldve been the start. A nicole song finally cracking top 40 radios. oh well, i wonder when it will happen again.
I think it will be a miracle if that happens again
Exactly my point. Only when she's wearing push up bras and corsets her boobs look big. I have a lot of friends that have ok sized boobs but manage to make them look huge.
They are girls. They know tricks.
Or that she had they removed (yes, it's normal to do that). There is no way a push up bra can make an almost flat chested person:
turn into this:
^ She's also not wearing a push up bra there so that excuse is nonsense. You need to consult an optometrist if you don't see a huge difference between her chest during PCD ad her chest during Her Name Is Nicole and Doll Domination (look at her chest in When I Grow Up). What? She didn't wear ay push up bras during PCD or during her Eden's Crush days?
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I have been gone for a week. what's happening in that past week?
Nothing. Boomerang is falling down the charts and we're waiting for the next single.
Do you guys think it's too late to release Poison in the USA? I know its like more than two years old and everything lol but there's a lack of dance-pop right now, and that song could easily fill it. I agree with the people on the last page who said she generally doesn't have a good ear for catchy singles, but I think Poison defies that. If anything, they could remix it slightly to be more "EDMish"/ add a dubstep breakdown, but I think the song generally would still fit in today
She needed a memorable single to break here in the USA. I don't know why she went with Right There especially when urban sounds really weren't in.
this dress is tricky. its an empire cut. ofcourse theres a wire under that butterfly emroidery across the chest otherwise it would look unflattering on anyone. she was wearing a red push up bra in WIGU, look closely.
and FYI push up bras werent really popular during edens crush and pcd days.
Do you guys think it's too late to release Poison in the USA? I know its like more than two years old and everything lol but there's a lack of dance-pop right now, and that song could easily fill it. I agree with the people on the last page who said she generally doesn't have a good ear for catchy singles, but I think Poison defies that. If anything, they could remix it slightly to be more "EDMish"/ add a dubstep breakdown, but I think the song generally would still fit in today
She needed a memorable single to break here in the USA. I don't know why she went with Right There especially when urban sounds really weren't in.
I dont think Poison would work in the US.
She needs a song that SCREAMS hit in order to get a hit in the US.
Maybe something people arent expecting from Nicole that would shock their waves.
Something like Mona Lisa Smile. The song sounds fresh, unlike anything on the radios right now.
And the vocals could really draw attention to her. Most of the US still think she's a mediocre singer.
We've seen a lot of songs become huge hits that no one expected it.
Do you guys think it's too late to release Poison in the USA? I know its like more than two years old and everything lol but there's a lack of dance-pop right now, and that song could easily fill it. I agree with the people on the last page who said she generally doesn't have a good ear for catchy singles, but I think Poison defies that. If anything, they could remix it slightly to be more "EDMish"/ add a dubstep breakdown, but I think the song generally would still fit in today
She needed a memorable single to break here in the USA. I don't know why she went with Right There especially when urban sounds really weren't in.
I think they went with Right There because of the success of What's My Name. I don't think it was a bad choice. People just don't really care about Nicole here and she's too old to get major radio support. She should have released Poison here in 2010 after winning Dancing with the Stars and kept the "Niccccccooooooole" in the released version to put her name out there, but it's too late.
This is a good remix of Poison:
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this dress is tricky. its an empire cut. ofcourse theres a wire under that butterfly emroidery towards the chest otherwise it would look unflattering on anyone.
and FYI push up bras werent really popular back then,
when in doubt, just compare these:
to this
Yuck, Victoria's are disgusting. Boob jobs back then were so bad.
Push up bras were definitely existent and in use in the early 2000s. I used to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer and they always used a push up bra to make her small boobs look bigger.
Also, Your pictures and the video aren't really helping your case. This is what a push up bra does a person with Nicole's boob size pre-HNIN:
^ They still have that natural look that Nicole's lack.
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Poison is too much for American radio
I can see it pulling a Judas
Shame since again it's a fan favourite and a really strong song
Why? Poison sounds like a RedOne dance song. It would have done fine had someone else sung and released it.
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Something like Mona Lisa Smile. The song sounds fresh, unlike anything on the radios right now.
And the vocals could really draw attention to her. Most of the US still think she's a mediocre singer.
We've seen a lot of songs become huge hits that no one expected it.
Just because it's different doesn't mean it would do well. I don't think Mona Lisa Smile would do well, but I think it would be a good idea to put out a single that shows off her vocal ability. Most Americans who know of her think she's a talentless ****.
i miss these dancers theyre the fiercest dancers any artist could ever have.
i wish Nicole would go back to this sound cause it sounds so fresh and mature. That dance break's beat is so heavy it sounds like cult music. i love it!
Actually after watching that, I don't think releasing Poison here would be a bad idea. SMH @ the dead crowd though.
yeah i like PCD better but this is PCD type song right? something with an infectious dance beat and and catchy choruses that makes you want to pop ya ***** unlike the basic pop boomerang.
I remember hearing "Right There" on radio a few times when I lived in Vancouver back in 2011. A shame the radio DJs always mess up her last name and then shade her for filth
It was a nice start and the first time she got proper support in the us.
but there's a lack of dance-pop right now, and that song could easily fill it. I agree with the people on the last page who said she generally doesn't have a good ear for catchy singles, but I think Poison defies that. If anything, they could remix it slightly to be more "EDMish"/ add a dubstep breakdown, but I think the song generally would still fit in today
especially when urban sounds really weren't in.
theyre the fiercest dancers any artist could ever have. 