Invited about 50 of my friends on facebook ahha

Another update - 120,269 members

Anyone known the sales figure difference between the #1 and #2 last year?

at Christmas its about 400k.

Haha!! This is gonna be a big fat fail1 :laugh:
Xfator got you by thhe balls!

And Stu, wasnt it an attempt last year to beat the Xfactor song, by voting for the original, or the older version of Halleluyah! Oh the irony! :)

Got to #2 though. Pretty impressive for a viral campaign!!! :blush:

nearly at 140000

145,028 members

LOL!

Gotta make it happen.

... yet they'll buy this song because someone told them to

Oh come on, that's a cheap cop out. It's a monopolized singles market spearheaded by a multi millionaire who has access to a dizzying amount of advertising platforms versus a viral internet movement.

We all just happen to be buying the one song because it makes sense. It's a collective gesture. That's the idea. I imagine our success would be severely hampered if we all bought a different single, wouldn't you?

don't get me wrong, I am supporting it even though its a rubbish song, but the tag line for the campaign is kind of ironic

Kerrang and various other organisations have gotten behind the campaign now

Pseudo Rebellion.

177,271 members now.

Your the one taking it that seriously, not us :hugesmile:.

185000

nearly at 200000 members!

Bumpacrackabumpa.

over 210000 members now.....plus media attention is growing!

Same.

I would prefer x factor getting it to some rage against the machine song ( they wont get number one anyway )

But if they chose an actual christmas song, or brought a new one out i would hope that got it.

Yeah it pretty much defeats the purpose of the cause if they're trying to stop X Factor getting the christmas number one.

Not really, considering it's a protest and they are using one of the most well known protest songs of the 21st century. It's not a Christmas song, sure, but it's not a Christmas song they are protesting against anyway.

I think this is more going against Cowell's monopoly than actually the notion of what a Christmas song should be. I doubt they would have protested Girls Aloud 7 years ago.

The whole point behind Killing In The Name is to protest and defy whats been put upon you...i dont think you could get a better song (Except the pogues)