[Princess]

I've seen a lot of comments from people on YouTube and even people on forums saying 'Why havn't TT broken America?'. A lot of the comments are from Americans who love them and would like them to break America.

I was talking to my 50ish old aunt who lives in LA and she said quite a few people in LA have heard of Take That and love their music.

They're getting bigger and bigger over here,breaking all the records,is breaking America the next big thing?

[Rory]

They could get relatively known, but in now way do I expect them to conquer the charts.

They just don't appeal to today's pop charts.

I do like some of their songs though!

[Wildcat!]

[xDramatick]

I'd love for them to.

[MarkWaldorf]

In all honesty, nope. The charts over there are completely different to the ones here. The Billboard chart is very R&B/Hip-Hop oriented and you have to be the right people to chart. I personally think they'll flop on their faces if they did. They'll definitely build a fanbase over there by doing so, but not enough for them to crack America. If they were 16 years old, definitely.

I just don't see Americans welcoming a boyband of 40 year old men with open arms into their charts.

[andyman]

Did take that have any luck in the states back in the early 90s?

[Princess]

Originally posted by andyman
Did take that have any luck in the states back in the early 90s?

Back for Good got to Number 7 in the charts.

[MarkWaldorf]

Originally posted by andyman
Did take that have any luck in the states back in the early 90s?

With one song I think?

[Callum]

No way.

[andyman]

Ahh 1 top ten hit is better than a kick in the teeth.

[M X]

Originally posted by Markus
In all honesty, nope. The charts over there are completely different to the ones here. The Billboard chart is very R&B/Hip-Hop oriented and you have to be the right people to chart. I personally think they'll flop on their faces if they did. They'll definitely build a fanbase over there by doing so, but not enough for them to crack America. If they were 16 years old, definitely.

I just don't see Americans welcoming a boyband of 40 year old men with open arms into their charts.

[DamonJ]

Originally posted by TheMichaelO

[Mrluvaluva]

Some artists can't do it. Kylie has never cracked the US market for example.

[Tom4784]

I'm not sure, I don't think TT are right for the charts over there as they are quite different to ours. It's like Kylie Minogue, she's never broken America either.

[GhettoSuperstar]

No. They are just so blah.

[Wildcat!]

Thats not true about Kylie Minogue. I lived there when she was a chart topper, and she was very popular, and was also on the radio all the time. most music lovers know Kylie Minogue in the US. I had never heard of Take that ever before.

[30stone]

Originally posted by Aint_mad_atcha
Thats not true about Kylie Minogue. I lived there when she was a chart topper, and she was very popular, and was also on the radio all the time. most music lovers know Kylie Minogue in the US. I had never heard of Take that ever before.

Yeh kylie got 2nd in the charts just last year and was second to leona...