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#3 on iTunes after less than 12 hours. Looks like the people who said that it had no commercial appeal and cockily predicted that it would flop have egg on their faces.
As far as not expecting this goes... I don't know why not. It was announced that JT was working with Timbaland again. Did you *really* expect him to come out with some silly ass Dr. Luke/Calvin Harris/Guetta sounding pop trash? Oh, and newsflash: JT reportedly worked with Tim for the entire album...so if you don't like this single, chances are you won't like any of them. I doubt that JT's got anything on his album that sounds like it was fished out of Kesha's or Katy's toilet.
I just have to wonder how much do some of you even know about JT? Aside from those very early Nsync records, he's never especially been a peppy poppy guy. For as long as he's been solo, he's pretty much been R&B, or R&B-leaning (hell, even some of those later Nsync songs were more R&B than Pop.) You REALLY expected some erratic fist pump club song from him? Really?! Might as well go back to Bieber for that.
Sis what kind of queen out So people who don't like Justin's new song must like dance pop? What kind of logic?
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#1 United Kingdom
#1 Brazil
#1 Brunei Darussalam
#1 Canada
#1 Denmark
#1 Estonia
#1 Finland
#1 Hong Kong
#1 Indonesia
#1 Jordan
#1 Malaysia
#1 Philippines
#1 Singapore
#1 Slovakia
#1 Sweden
#1 Taiwan
#1 Turkey
#2 Poland
#2 South Africa
#3 Czech Republic
#3 France
#3 Netherlands
#3 Nigeria
#3 Norway
#4 Russia
#4 Switzerland
#4 United Arab Emirates
#5 Romania
#6 Australia
#6 Germany
#6 Honduras
#6 Ireland
#7 Belgium
#7 Ecuador
#7 Guatemala
#7 India
#7 Paraguay
#7 Spain
#8 Dominican Republic
#9 Chile
#9 Peru
#9 Thailand
#10 Japan
#10 Venezuela
#11 Italy
#11 Mexico
#11 New Zealand
#12 Israel
#12 Portugal
#14 Hungary
#16 Argentina
#19 Greece
#22 Austria
#25 Luxembourg
#26 Botswana
#29 Costa Rica
#39 Barbados
#43 Bulgaria
#50 Kenya
#61 Qatar
#64 Colombia
#66 Macau
#79 Egypt
#96 Slovenia
#103 Lebanon
#120 Saudi Arabia
#127 Ukraine
#181 El Salvador
#213 Nicaragua
#217 Panama
US
1. Justin Timberlake Suit & Tie (feat. JAY Z) - 1.000
2. Taylor Swift I Knew You Were Trouble - 0.5625
3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Thrift Shop (feat. Wanz) - 0.5000
wow justin is delivering..can't wait for the record.
so many records came out over the last couple months and every material was predictable and we heard it all about a week ago because everybody's doing the same. bust i'm proud justin, this is amazing!
US
1. Justin Timberlake Suit & Tie (feat. JAY Z) - 1.000
2. Taylor Swift I Knew You Were Trouble - 0.5625
3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Thrift Shop (feat. Wanz) - 0.5000
So people who don't like Justin's new song must like dance pop? What kind of logic? 
Slay Justin
Hope it's a grower.
