lol!

The thing I don't get is, why shes been plugging the pop song side, instead of the more RnB track. Every time I've seen her perform, its always been the pop song. Unyet in my opinion the RnB track was better (forgot the name of both at present, which isnt a good sign ), and when they did that text vote thing on TOTP, TOTP viewers agreed. Unless she just mimes the pop one better, or doesn't know how to perform the other well. Or maybe just personally prefers the pop track *shrug*.

It's also a strange decision, because they made such a big thing about her working with RnB producers too, then treat the output as second best.

I think it's a decision she/19 might be regretting now, if she only makes no.3.

I don't really get it either (interesting though), it's not like shes the only decicated mime artist around.

I think alot of it developed from in 1998, and the hatred of David Beckham after the World Cup exit, but he managed to redeem himself, especially in 2001 and 2002, but she's stayed being hated and tabloid cannon fodder.

Of course alot of girls hate her because shes with one of the most desirable men in the world.

I guess theres also the idea that she was incredibly lucky to make over £30m without being particularly talented, although Geri Halliwell doesn't seem to get targetted nearly as much.

She does come over pretty well in interviews, how sincere it is, I don't know, I guess you'd have to see how she was when her guard is down, to judge her personality properly.
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I think her image on the RnB track was of a sultry RnB diva, which obviously she isn't. The track Let your Head go, is a safer track in that it's what she normally produces and doesnt require a change of image. I think people saw through her attempts to be a RnB sex goddess.

Yes, in the same way FE treats other FMs with respect.

The R&B inspired track was much better. She performed both songs but she has actually promoted This Groove more.

Her album will go in the R&B direction, as This Groove has proved to be the better track.

Well any time I saw her performing, she was singing the pop song

I may out-argue them, i may deride their lack of logic and reason, but i'm never offensive for the sake of it, and I always do it with a tongue lodged in my cheek and with the aim of making others laugh. Simmy didn't do either - but then again, he's no FE, is he?

Back on topic, i would say Let Your Head Go is by far the strongest of the double A sides. Victoria can't do R&B, let alone a piss-weak Damon Dash-lite effort like This Groove. Number Three isn't a triumph for her by any means, but i'm glad she bothered - another tasty little pop track to go in my collection.

I believe since failing to get number one, she's scrapped plans to do the album and is releasing a DVD with 2 or 3 songs on it and a documentary about her and David... haha.. makes u laff eh?

Another fool who reads the Sun and takes it for gospel!!!!

Dan get you facts straight and please realise newspapers always twist things to sound bad so readers like you feel better about their own unfulfilling lives!!

The DVD is not hers it's both of the hence why it's called 'The Real Beckhams DVD'. It features the documentary which followed them for 6 months (was on itv at xmas) and has unseen footage. And it will include 6 songs from Victoria, two being the singles and two she recorded with Missy Elloiot's producers and two other tracks.

An album will be released this year.