I just realized Slumber Party peaked at #86

[Dynasty]

 perfume was #76 Shattered glass was #70 and it wasnt even a single  FUGLY GIRLS WAS #29

[Kiiddy]

Shut up and come to chat ***** bag xx

[Dynasty]

Just now, Kiiddy said:

Shut up and come to chat ***** bag xx

eat my flawless ***

[Spearsfan]

Could have been huge with promo and radio/iTunes push. 

RIP one of my Glory favs. 

Still jam to the original daily 

[Kiiddy]

Just now, Dynasty said:

eat my flawless ***

bend over first   

[Godney'sSweetCheeks]

Charts don't matter/sales don't matter blah blah blah 

 

#86 for a second single is a fukking disgrace  What did they expect tho? We had ZERO promo.

[Godney'sSweetCheeks]

2 minutes ago, Spearsfan said:

Could have been huge with promo and radio/iTunes push. 

RIP one of my Glory favs. 

Still jam to the original daily 

 

Tinasha just cut herself. Hope you're proud of yourself 

[GemmaTeller]

Peaked at 86 and then got 86ed from the charts

[Spearsfan]

Just now, Morning Glory said:

 

Tinasha just cut herself. Hope you're proud of yourself 

Gaga already did that during her paparazzi performance as the vmas, sis is gonna have to try something else to become huge 

[Chico101]

Britney's current promo strategy got me like 

[Dynasty]

1 minute ago, Lonely-*** said:

Wasn't Shattered Glass #70? 

Anyways, that ******* ***** didn't answer my question! Hopefully one of you can answer it.

- What are charts based on?

- Is it the number of sales?

- Is it the number of times it gets played on radio?

- Can an old song chart again like say Gimme More decides it wants to reach #1 one night.

its mixed, mostly depends on sales and streaming  i think radio plays dont count but radios rarely play hits out of top 20 on billboard (im surprised they r supporting SP this hard tbh) and yeah an old song can chart again  but it rarely happens

[Guest Diamond Horse]

Good thing it charted at all, at this stage this is a miracle too.

[Dynasty]

Just now, Lonely-*** said:

Thanks teacher 

and you're right shattered slayage was #70 thanks for correcting me

[jomarr]

4 minutes ago, Lonely-*** said:

- Can an old song chart again like say Gimme More decides it wants to reach #1 one night.

Yes it can.

Although I believe it could only chart if its accumulated points reach the Top 50 for songs that spent 20 weeks or more on their initial run. Songs with less than 20 weeks in the chart could enter the Hot 100 anytime.

[Spearsfan]

4 minutes ago, Lonely-*** said:

Wasn't Shattered Glass #70? 

Anyways, that ******* ***** didn't answer my question! Hopefully one of you can answer it.

- What are charts based on?

- Is it the number of sales?

- Is it the number of times it gets played on radio?

- Can an old song chart again like say Gimme More decides it wants to reach #1 one night.

It changes every other day it seems.

Streaming/Radio has taking over with charting but sales still holds a good portion with singles. 

I don't think GM could ever rise that high unless she would die and let's hope that never happens. 

 

[mauureee]

[Artsy Fartsy]

honestly, the song was the worst choice possible for second single

[Britneybbhmm]

NOW what? 

[jomarr]

3 minutes ago, Artsy Fartsy said:

honestly, the song was the worst choice possible for second single

Honestly it was a great choice. They just waited too ******* long to release a second single. They kept on milking Make Me for four months when it was obviously over. They should've released Slumber Party in September or October right after the album release.

They should've promoted it at the VMAs (alongside Make Me if they really **** with that song)

[Dynasty]

2 minutes ago, Britneybbhmm said:

NOW what? 

we commit mass suicide