What is working for Britney is the fact that ALMOST ALL lead singles from fourth quarter albums have been released. 'Womanizer' seems to be one of a few with huge radio appeal.
Only Beyonce and Kelly Clarkson's singles can possibly match this huge radio support.
Which is all the more insane considering they are the two huge stations which refused to play her from the "Britney" era, right up until "Toxic" came out.
Well KIIS was whoring out Womanizer 16-20 spins per day last weekend, for the past few days they've dropped it to around 5-8 spins per day. So her AI might take a lil hit this weekend, but it'll be fine!
But KIIS and Z100 are still playing it consistently and shes picking up more and more stations and spins as she goes!
Already over 65+ adds on pop radio this week(basically 1/2 the panel!)! over 95+ total pop stations have played it!
Which is all the more insane considering they are the two huge stations which refused to play her from the "Britney" era, right up until "Toxic" came out.
KIIS maybe, but Z100 supported her in the "Britney" era. As a matter of fact they supported her entire career.
KIIS maybe, but Z100 supported her in the "Britney" era. As a matter of fact they supported her entire career.
which is why i love them! and they *****d out all the Blackout singles too!!
It was KIIS who didnt really support her during the Britney era, and theyve never really been big britney supporters, but they played Womanizer over 70 times this past week!
i was just wondering, does anyone know how Nelly Furtado's "Maneater" did on the mediabase?
I don't know it's exact peak, but I know that it has about 56,000 spins. Which really isn't a whole lot. It's AI total is around 335.000. It wasn't really that successful, unfortunately. This would've put it's peak around the same position as where "Angel" (Natasha Bedingfield) is now.
True, I think "Maneater" stood the test of time for me though, I love it way more than "Promiscuous" now, unlike when it was released, it should've been more popular.
KIIS maybe, but Z100 supported her in the "Britney" era. As a matter of fact they supported her entire career.
Really? Not that I'm doubting you - but I could have swore that songs like IAS4U, NAGNYAW, Overprotected, and Boys - we're all snubbed, or at least received lower than expected spin totals from z100 as well.
Pretty poor coming out of a #1 smash, but it was the label's fault.
