If that is so then why do they hardly ever play chart music ?
Someone clearly lives in a parallel world...
Radio One's target audience is 15-29 year old (hence the Robbie Williams is too old to played fallout); and chart music is exactly what it plays the vast majority of the time, the rest being youth orientated indie music
It's a small role, being portrayed by someone who isn't that well known. Recasting with someone who is known and in the public eye right now is a good tactic for publicising the movie.
Does it make that much of a difference? Who cares about a one line cameo
Not much people do listen to Radio 1 it's target audience is over 30s.
BBC do not have a station for 16 - 24 year olds.
16-30 i think is the Radio 1 target demographic, but it's never that black-and-white.
Pretty sure Radio 2 thrashed it in the ratings this year.
Radio 1 has pretty average DJ's at the moment, for some reason they can't seem to find anyone with any personality. Nick Grimshaw is a bit of a non-entity as well, a back-up presenter who got the breakfast show and now lives in the huge shadow of Moyles.
I didn't much care for Chris Moyles, but he was a pretty huge personality which is whats needed to compete with the other stations breakfast show DJ's. Nick is just not on the same level.
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BBC Radio 1's target audience mirrors BBC Three's and in theory is 16-24 year olds (with perhaps some overspill at the top and bottom ends)
If that is so then why do they hardly ever play chart music ?
Maybe because Radio 1's audience is going down while Capital's audience is going up.
Someone clearly lives in a parallel world...
Radio One's target audience is 15-29 year old (hence the Robbie Williams is too old to played fallout); and chart music is exactly what it plays the vast majority of the time, the rest being youth orientated indie music
16-30 i think is the Radio 1 target demographic, but it's never that black-and-white.
Pretty sure Radio 2 thrashed it in the ratings this year.
Radio 1 has pretty average DJ's at the moment, for some reason they can't seem to find anyone with any personality. Nick Grimshaw is a bit of a non-entity as well, a back-up presenter who got the breakfast show and now lives in the huge shadow of Moyles.
I didn't much care for Chris Moyles, but he was a pretty huge personality which is whats needed to compete with the other stations breakfast show DJ's. Nick is just not on the same level.