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That is what songs did back then... they debuted low, and climbed. It was more a 1995+ thing for the songs to enter high and almost immediately plummet.
I think it depends on a band. If they have a larger following then they debut high, maybe go up the following week and then drop out. Doesn’t Queen’s Innuendo hold some sort of record for how quickly a number one fell out the Top 40?
Quite surprised that Song for Whoever debuted so low in the charts. Must have went against the trend as mentioned previously in the thread about songs peaking in week one then falling down the chart. Think it was a new entry at 34.
Natalie Cole’s video also suffered the same fate as Queen... she hardly got going before it was cut off.
Natalie Cole’s video also suffered the same fate as Queen... she hardly got going before it was cut off.
That is what songs did back then... they debuted low, and climbed. It was more a 1995+ thing for the songs to enter high and almost immediately plummet.
I think it depends on a band. If they have a larger following then they debut high, maybe go up the following week and then drop out. Doesn’t Queen’s Innuendo hold some sort of record for how quickly a number one fell out the Top 40?