[J03Y]

Originally posted by Sahn

I would like you to explain this flops and underperformances to me then:

(DC) - "Dick in a Box" (The Lonely Island featuring Justin Timberlake)
(DC) - "Falling Down" (Duran Duran featuring Justin Timberlake)
#10 - "Love Sex Magic" (Ciara featuring Justin Timberlake)
#11 - "Carry Out" (Timbaland featuring Justin Timberlake)
(DC) - "Love Dealer" (Esmee Denters featuring Justin Timberlake)
#28 - "Winner" (Jamie Foxx featuring Justin Timberlake and T.I.)
#68 - "Work It" (Nelly featuring Justin Timberlake)

you do know those weren't the only songs he was featured in right?

[thewho]

Yes if she want

[fortheloveofmusic]

The only way Madonna or Janet will get another #1 is if they are on the hook or just featured on a big star's song. It could be something like Janet and Kanye doing a song like "Empire state of mind (not like that song but an anthem song) or like Madonna and Bruno/Rihanna doing something.

[Nicole]

Originally posted by thewho

Yes if she want

I'm pretty sure she wanted - badly - during the MDNA era.

[CloseMyEyes]

No but she will get other #1's on the dance charts which does count for something considering she has like 40 hits on that chart.

[Sahn]

Originally posted by Nicole

I was thinking earlier today that the world may never see another huge Madonna song...which is kinda sad.

That sounds dramatic.

In the US she will never have a hit again but her WW base is still huge.

[La Cobra Mafia]

Only if she collaborates with relevant artists.

[thewho]

4 Minutes would be no1 if madonna cares.

[Cap10Planet]

She collaborated with Nicki, and it amounted to little. Nicki has managed to get two top five hits and if you want to count "Bed Rock" - three. I don't think collaborating with someone hot will up her chances at getting a #1 smash.

[CoolestPerson12]

Originally posted by Sahn

That sounds dramatic.

In the US she will never have a hit again but her WW base is still huge.

Her success recently in the UK has been decreasing too. Single wise, the era isn't good for Madonna ww, in terms of overall single success and not just chart positions.

[Sahn]

Originally posted by CoolestPerson12

Her success recently in the UK has been decreasing too. Single wise, the era isn't good for Madonna ww, in terms of overall single success and not just chart positions.

GMAYL still went top 10 in over 20 countries... not necessarily a WW smash but not even the terrible flop that everybody makes it out to be. And that considering the leaked demo 3 months before the official release.

The UK situation is complicated. If you have the time...

Madonna has now released 2 singles through Interscope in the UK, both have been disastrous. 'Give Me All Your Luvin' was released with many sales deemed chart ineligible, due to an unnecessary free download with pre order of the album. Based on sales of the single during this period, Madonna would have earned another UK number 1. However, the single peaked at number 39 becoming her lowest ever UK top 40 position, unheard of for a first single from a Madonna album. Physical copies of the single weren't released for weeks and were almost impossible to find. Interscope then spent time promoting 'Masterpiece' to radio, with the song A-Listed on BBCR2 and charting at number 68 - but the song failed to be promoted further or officially released as a single, adding another dismal charting for MDNA. A video for 'Girl Gone Wild' was then heavily promoted, but the single was nowhere to be seen. Despite it's March video release, the 'GGW' single failed to materialise in the UK until Friday(!!) 11th May on iTunes (guaranteeing a low chart for that week as UK charts are run Mon-Sat. Physical copies were released the week of May 14th, with promotion already been and gone for the single. Midweek chart figures show the single at number 49 in the Uk chart - which will be Madonna's lowest charting official single release ever in the UK, 'Borderline' reached 56 on it's initial run in 1984 but later climbed to number 2 on re-release.

[LDYGG]

Originally posted by DrownedWorld

Probably not on a new song.

However, after Billboard changed their rule, didn't I Will Always Love You get to #3 after Whitney Houston's death? Like A Prayer has that chance...

Wait, so you're saying she has to die?

No, but who cares? Certainly not Madonna.

[Ashish]

collaborate with katy she will definitely get

[CoolestPerson12]

Originally posted by Sahn

GMAYL still went top 10 in over 20 countries... not necessarily a WW smash but not even the terrible flop that everybody makes it out to be. And that considering the leaked demo 3 months before the official release.

The UK situation is complicated. If you have the time...

In other words, her label is a hot mess.

[Bibliotheque]

Based on sales of the single during this period, Madonna would have earned another UK number 1.

Is this a joke?

[MiMiLAMb!]

Originally posted by CoolestPerson12

Madonna's last #1 was "Music" in 2000. Her closest to the top spot after that was "Don't Tell Me" (#4) in 2000 and "4 Minutes" (#3) in 2008. She can make Dance hits, but can she have another #1 on the main chart?

Damn 2000?? I Thought 4 Minutes Hit #1

[jomarr]

Nope

[Miracle]

When she dies, in life no

[TheGeoKing]

Probably not with a new song. Anything is possible though.

[fortheloveofmusic]

Originally posted by MiMiLAMb!

Damn 2000?? I Thought 4 Minutes Hit #1

In terms of the big female veterans, Mariah was the last one to get a #1 in the U.S

Mariah-2008-4 years
Janet-2001-11 years
Madonna-2000-12 years
Whitney-1995
Celine-Somewhere in the late 90s