Originally Posted by celesti:
“It's not far from the truth. Look at your single-buying demographic, and think how many of them will be all that aware of an American rock band from the 90s, compared to a current pop behemoth that dominates airwaves and column inches.”
However with the radio station that are backing this song particularly stations like XFM and Absolute radio people that actually like and know the song are hearing about the campaign and thus likely to buy it - these people are not the single buying market and potentially could make a difference.
Originally Posted by
Shadow2009:
“If you're starting a campaign against the XF shouldn't you be choosing at least a more well known recent song? Why not get behind the original song by Miley Cyrus?
Help her break into the top 10 for once.
”
Perhaps because the song is shite whether an original or cover.
Originally Posted by kutox:
“am i the only person who thinks that if by miracle RATM does somehow get the christmas no.1, the x factor winner's song could just overtake it to no.1 the following week?
...because this whole campaign is centred around buying the RATM song only next week. i know it would mean x factor had failed to get the christmas no.1 but they could still easily get no.1 the week after”
I don't think that matters much its really only about the Xmas number 1.