Nicki Minaj's Super Freaky Girl debuts at #1 on The Hot 100

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Not bring me to life knocking it off iTunes top spot 

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14 hours ago, Cameltoe Chariot said:

Hmm crazy I don't see Kim Petras listed here and yet Kesha fans/Dr Luke detractors have been absolutely hellbent on ruining her career for the past 3 years 

Well yes because no one is checking on Kim Petras to get her a #1. Flop or not, her defending a man that multiple women have called a creep and choosing to still work with him is not it. 

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1 hour ago, LateToCult said:

Hot In It, Despechá, and now Super Freaky Girl. When did the girls get together and decide they were gonna tease their catchiest material on Tik Tok. 

That's the way the music industry is nowdays 

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Im only happy three black women are dominating the Top 5 and the song issa bop Im not gonna lie but it sucks that Onikas personality is ****

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7 hours ago, Admin said:

Please re-read the comment you are replying to. I was talking about songs that debut at #1. 

I know, but I think as long as you're an unknown act, whenever the public becomes aware of your song, that becomes like your debut week, though. In any sense, it's not that I'm against fan-powered #1's on principle, but rather the ones that came about through cheating the system and being too fan-dominated. Trollz being Nicki's last #1 at the time took the record for the biggest second week drop for a #1 single and it spent just 4 weeks in the chart. It's that kind of fan-powered #1 that I'm criticising. Sure, a good strategy to make your fave's song into a hit with staying power is to give it that honour of debuting at the top, that means attention will be drawn to it and others may buy it. But as we saw for the case of Nicki's last big debuts (Trollz at #1 and Do We Have A Problem? at #2) if there's no public interest, the song will just tumble downwards, making the #1 completely pointless and it will have no nostalgic recognition when people look back on your list of hits in years to come.