ITunes re-releases Airana Grande's "One Last Time" 4 a special reason!

[Thomas P 18,479]

1 minute ago, MaryJaneHolland said:

She's back on road on June 5.

 

Ya but she lost 5mil from the shows she canceled

[Daenerys 6,120]

1 minute ago, Chuckles said:

What about people in Syria, Venezuela, Phillipines???

I think she's doing this because it's personal to her. I mean, this tragedy happened at her show of all places. Not in Syria, Venezuela or Philippines. 

But i completely get where you're coming from. We DO need some type of thing to help these other countries out too. 

[KyliesChild 16,907]

3 minutes ago, Chuckles said:

What about people in Syria, Venezuela, Phillipines???

Unfortunately incidents of the sort aren't covered by the media and this song is currently gaining momentum because it's related to a musical event by a global phenomenon. Let's just hope the people in those countries in which incidents of the sort happen incessantly will be aided too. 

[LordEnigma 11,313]

3 minutes ago, Chuckles said:

What about people in Syria, Venezuela, Phillipines???

I mean it's probably because of what happened at her concert 

Stop trying to make this something bad UGH

[Glitter Stick 78]

5 minutes ago, Skai Jackson said:

She lost more than 5 million dollars because she cancelled the tour. The song itself gained more popularity after the incident because it was the last song the 22 victims of the Manchester attack sang it so why not use it as an opportunity to gain proceeds to donate it to Manchester? 

Obviously they care and the charity concert they're doing tomorrow is an extremely good way to collect money. But trying to get a song to chart for promotion feels superficial

[Blake 7,385]

To be fair, they were donating proceeds from the 'One Last Time - Single' single since the day after of the attack, so technically this isn't proper new.

Not coming for OP though before he tries to assume I am. 

[misunderstood 8,736]

7 minutes ago, Chuckles said:

What about people in Syria, Venezuela, Phillipines???

...Sis I get what you mean but this isn't about those countries right now.

[Ooolong 4,440]

Just now, Glitter Stick said:

Obviously they care and the charity concert they're doing tomorrow is a extremely good way to collect money. But trying to get a song to chart for promotion feels superficial

Except they aren't trying to get a song to chart?  

This particular song is said to hold meaning to the attendees, and has a nice meaning itself. This is a good way to garner money for those affected. I doubt they'd get as much money if they just asked people to donate anyways, since people like to get something in return. You're trying to find something to complain about when there isn't. 

[KyliesChild 16,907]

6 minutes ago, Glitter Stick said:

Obviously they care and the charity concert they're doing tomorrow is a extremely good way to collect money. But trying to get a song to chart for promotion feels superficial

“My Everything" (the album the song is included in) has been one of the first albums to get over 1 billion streams and it hit #13 on the hot 100 therefore it's still been popular after 2 years. Plus it gained momentum after the attack before Ariana Grande decided to donate to the people of Manchester. Other artists have used the “proceeds" tactic including Gaga with “Til It Happens to You" but unlike One Last Time, the revenue for that song was only a small percentage for sexual assault foundations. 

[Hi Its Nicole 5,428]

7 minutes ago, Blake said:

To be fair, they were donating proceeds from the 'One Last Time - Single' single since the day after of the attack, so technically this isn't proper new.

Not coming for OP though before he tries to assume I am. 

Oh, I just never knew until now

[Glitter Stick 78]

2 minutes ago, Ooolong said:

Except they aren't trying to get a song to chart?  

This particular song is said to hold meaning to the attendees, and has a nice meaning itself. This is a good way to garner money for those affected. I doubt they'd get as much money if they just asked people to donate anyways, since people like to get something in return. You're trying to find something to complain about when there isn't. 

Her label is doing this for promotion even if the actual outcome of it is for a good sake, you can't deny that. I'm not complaining, just pointing it out. Ariana has handled the whole situation extremely well overall and I have gotten so much more respect since

[Zombie 1,218]

16 minutes ago, Chuckles said:

What about people in Syria, Venezuela, Phillipines???

E X A C T L Y!!!!!!!! they were not kids at a postar concert but they still affected by terrorist attack

[homomo 23,883]

21 minutes ago, Glitter Stick said:

It kinda feels like her management/label is only using the situation for promotion  but anyways more money for the families affected by the attack so who cares 

Promotion for a single that is 2.5 years old? 

[Ooolong 4,440]

1 minute ago, Glitter Stick said:

Her label is doing this for promotion even if the actual outcome of it is for a good sake, you can't deny that. I'm not complaining, just pointing it out. Ariana has handled the whole situation extremely well overall and I have gotten so much more respect since

I don't particularly agree. I can't imagine they'd want to benefit or capitalize off such a tragedy, especially one that damaged the view of them, or least Ariana, to some of the public.  But I respect your opinion and can see your perspective. 

[Decodekid 28,334]

32 minutes ago, Glitter Stick said:

It kinda feels like her management/label is only using the situation for promotion  but anyways more money for the families affected by the attack so who cares 

i think it is an easier way for the fans to donate rather than: "Oh guys, go to this page and fill all this information and donate something" people will find it more easy to just go on iTunes and buy a track. So no.