I remember back in 2020, all four did that virtual interview where they played a game, one of the questions was 'Do you regret any collaborations', the general consensus was that there was one (we all know who that is) but I remember, I think it was Perrie, did say there was two... who do you think was the second collab they regret
They started daily, then nothing for a week, then nothing for two weeks. What is this strategy...
Were last weeks reveals an early mistake. What is going on???
Apologies if this has already been posted..
She also said a few on the lineup would make viewers say 'wow'.
Unrelated to this but does anyone also feel like this new rebrand may see bigger celebrities signing up, viewing figures are expected to increase given the new hosts and people wanting to see the dynamic.
Assume, the release date is June 19th
EDIT: IG Confirmed June 5 Release
So, we all know the whole thing with the 29th.. and how we are all convinced it's happening and yet, there's been no announcement.. I think she knows we know it's happening May 29th.
Therefore, we are now in a situation where we think it isn't happening. Perfect for it to surprise and happen.
Not only that, the next few months are looking pretty crowded for albums, so it must be next friday!
Should I go October, or November, or be incredibly last minute about it and go for the week before Christmas.
I am confident in the song.. just need a release... bare in mind it would be my FIRST release.
That's Remix Baby Overview:
A reminder this is a fanmade concept.
What is everyone's dream collabs if a remix project was to happen.
Hi. Curious to see what long rollouts, in your opinions ruined an albums chances by the time of release by that I mean. The public and the fans not caring less by the time the album came out, both commercially and thematically.
Recently in my opinion there have been a lot of examples. The first being 'That's Showbiz Baby 'by JADE. Arguably, JADE was the Little Mix member who people were most excited to hear from and then it took a whole year (and some) for the album to drop after 'AOMD'. By that time we had all the singles, all the videos and half the album already. Which in my opinion, cost it Album Of The Year at the BRIT Awards and any real recognition (despite being a great album and being named the HMV Bestseller or something).
Another example is Ed Sheeran with 'Play', I remember around the time of 'Azizam' and 'Sapphire' people seemed genuinely excited for the album, almost like the response to 'Divide' back in 2017. But it was Early summer and the album didn't come until Mid September. By which point, no one really cared less.
Can anyone think of any other examples or even vice versa, albums with such short rollouts people didn't have time to care less?