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Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

Ah! Didn't know this. I know they've had bad times, but when both parties are on board with the release just look at the results.
She's a millionaire, but if she went independent we would not see this level of budget ever again (all the vinyl releases)

Coconuts was dead on release. The TikTok hype never transferred to streaming platforms because the song came out far too late and she doesn't have the budget for it to be added to major playlists.
 
Also, I don't know how much the Republic experts are involved in her career. They could just be the distributing side of things. She's primarily signed to Luke's label, so his team probably plan the release strategy, hence the mess.
 
I wouldn't say it thrived, it pulled standard Kim Petras numbers and nothing more.

I doubt it. This rollout is so painful to sit through. She'll probably debut a new song at Coachella that'll come out over a month later & flop on release.

I doubt it. This rollout is so painful to sit through. She'll probably debut a new song at Coachella that'll come out over a month later & flop on release.

I doubt it. This rollout is so painful to sit through. She'll probably debut a new song at Coachella that'll come out over a month later & flop on release.

I doubt it. This rollout is so painful to sit through. She'll probably debut a new song at Coachella that'll come out over a month later & flop on release.

On what platform? Each song is sitting with 1-2 million on Spotify after a month & a half. This is standard, if not an underperformance for Kim.
 
We need some song, any song to take off or this album isn't coming.

Ah! Didn't know this. I know they've had bad times, but when both parties are on board with the release just look at the results.
She's a millionaire, but if she went independent we would not see this level of budget ever again (all the vinyl releases)

I heard Come To My Party was reworked early 2018, so maybe that was planned too. And 1999 is also technically a 2018 droplet, it has an original cover that fits the theme.

Ah! Didn't know this. I know they've had bad times, but when both parties are on board with the release just look at the results.
She's a millionaire, but if she went independent we would not see this level of budget ever again (all the vinyl releases)

I heard Come To My Party was reworked early 2018, so maybe that was planned too. And 1999 is also technically a 2018 droplet, it has an original cover that fits the theme.

Ah! Didn't know this. I know they've had bad times, but when both parties are on board with the release just look at the results.
She's a millionaire, but if she went independent we would not see this level of budget ever again (all the vinyl releases)

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Yep! It's a huge marketing strategy. Publications / social media users see "final album" and spread the word that this is her last album = attention.
She's clearly very happy with the success of Crash, she was screaming with joy on live yesterday. She might be able to negotiate a deal with Atlantic or another label where she has to produce X amount of "mainstream" albums but can also release X amount of Charli-esque / less commercial albums.

Ah perfect! That should help secure the #1s she's fighting for

She's predicted for #12 in the US, I don't get why she isn't doing signings in various major cities!! She's back in the US now, she did her UK promo, we need something for the US.
 
I'll be so impressed if she gets #12 on Billboard 200, because she's never charted that high. But she could be doing more to secure that & try to get top 10.

She's predicted for #12 in the US, I don't get why she isn't doing signings in various major cities!! She's back in the US now, she did her UK promo, we need something for the US.
 
I'll be so impressed if she gets #12 on Billboard 200, because she's never charted that high. But she could be doing more to secure that & try to get top 10.

Ah perfect! That should help secure the #1s she's fighting for