southerninternal999
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Waiting for radio to drop "Beautiful Things"
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Post by southerninternal999 on Oct 19, 2024 16:12:45 GMT -5
The most irritating thing about BT is they had a perfectly suitable and catchy follow up to play from him with Slow It Down and let BT die an organic death, but instead chose to ignore that one in favor of this unnatural eternal life BS theyβre pulling with BT. Completely stupid. And Slow It Down is way better than Beautiful Things, at least in my opinion. I'm convinced that they're only keeping this song around because it's still doing decently on streaming.
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Juan Carlos
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Post by Juan Carlos on Oct 19, 2024 17:50:39 GMT -5
I have to be honest that I'm not surprised about the latest rebounds that "Beautiful Things" has had over the last few weeks. I think the best should have been that "Slow It Down" replaced the former or, even, his latest single "Pretty Slowly" was properly pushed by Warner, but I think they're using the former as a tool and a strategy to push Benson Boone even harder for the music awards this season, hence the reason why they specifically submitted that song on the GRAMMYs, for example, and him as Best New Artist. Obviously, I don't think he has any chances to win any awards, but a nomination is still a nomination.
The same, in a sort of extent, could be said about "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey and "Too Sweet" by Hozier. I use the term 'in a sort of extent' because there weren't any follow-up singles from any of them to the mainstream radio chart as far as I'm aware, unlike Benson Boone.
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