why does she have to keep staying in country? I can't understand why she has to limit herself like that
she can still make country-pop music, send it to pop/HAC/AC... and get praise for bringing attention to country music like Taylor did
The album will be certified platinum if nothing else.
She needed a cutesy video or the Sam duet for this to go well. She should still send it to HAC though, I could see it being loved there.
But this is doing good? Where are you guys getting that this isn't?
I mean, it's in the Top 75 on iTunes and #21 on Country radio. Most songs on Country radio aren't even in the Top 100 on iTunes so I'd say this is doing well.
The radio freeze will end on the 8th so I think it'll start climbing up well afterwards and peak mid to late February or early March. Hopefully, her label book a Grammy performance and an adds date over at HAC by then!
this song is number #72 on iTunes... Which is actually good for a country single. #11 on country ITunes. Not to mention it has been doing good on radio.
Today was the first time I've heard this song and the whole album. I really liked this track, the song has a potential to be a crossover hit if got a decent pop remix, to be honest. The production and melody are simple but still catchy. It sounds like a hit, I don't know why it's not smashing. The album itself is pretty good too. For me is better than Blown Away.
Nope. It probably won't be. It's a PERFECT HAC song so I'm pissed They don't even need to really remix it since I know she's against that.
It's sold like 120k which is lame, but more than a lot of other country songs.
The Blown Away era was just so big album and single wise that I'm disappointed I mean, the lowest selling single still sold like 850k or something.
I can't understand why she has to limit herself like that 
I mean, the lowest selling single still sold like 850k or something.