[reece(:]

[Shaun]

those photos

Youtube video

btw~

[Z]

Also:

Youtube video

And also:

Youtube video

[MeMyselfAndI]

I love how Leona is friends with MKS

[Z]

Talent attracts talent

[Saph]

is that kourtney kardashian in the back?

[MeMyselfAndI]

No, Nikitta from XF3 (With Leona in their series) lmao

[Me. I Am Salman]

flop biatches

[Z]

Had the sales of Flatline not been split over two weeks and instead been released on the Sunday and not the Friday, it would have charted at #23, without any major radio support. I wouldn't say that's a flop at all.

[MeMyselfAndI]

It's sad, as I know Leona is gunna flop with her next album as radio stopped playing her after Echo, which is the same for MKS, if they're more than 4 years into their career radio will not support them unless they're teen idols

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Zee

Had the sales of Flatline not been split over two weeks and instead been released on the Sunday and not the Friday, it would have charted at #23, without any major radio support. I wouldn't say that's a flop at all.

I'm not hating I want them to do well

[Z]

I can never tell when people use the term "flop bitch", I always take that to mean they're mocking them

[Smithy]

Apparently they've been dropped by their label?

According to reports, Mutya Keisha Siobhan – or: the group originally known as the Sugababes – have been dropped by Polydor.

We understand from a source that the group were dropped several weeks ago after disputes with management and a poor chart performance for comeback single ‘Flatline’, which only reached #50 in the UK singles charts. MKS have put on a brave face since, performing a cover of Lorde’s ‘Royals’ for Google+ Sessions at the start of October, but fans seem to have cottoned on to the news: Polydor are currently receiving tweets from angry MKS fans, and users on Pop Justice‘s forum are also discussing it. We’ve requested official confirmation from Polydor.

[james130]

That 'Caught In A Moment' video....
Polydor flops. They put so much promotion into their 'Mega-Stars' and then don't give a **** about anyone else.

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Apparently they've been dropped by their label?

omg :/

[reece(:]

I s2g if I don't get their album cos of Polysh*t.

[Gstar]

This isn't even funny, how the hell can you drop one of the best girlbands the UK has ever had?

[Z]

Hoping it's not true but it's not a bad thing if it's true - Polydor didn't give them the time of day - they didn't even try to promote them, it's a miracle the song even got to #50 with that piss poor promotional schedule they were given.

[reece(:]

Mutya Buena has told Digital Spy that she is open to taking back the Sugababes name.

The 28-year-old is recording with original bandmates Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy under the name MKS, though it would appear the Sugababes name is no longer in use after Jade Ewen revealed to DS that the current line-up of herself, Heidi Range and Amelle Berrabah split two years ago.


Attitude Magazine Awards, London, Britain - 15 Oct 2013
Sugababes - Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy
15 Oct 2013
© REX/Rotello/Photofab
Mutya Keisha Siobhan


Speaking to us at Disney's 'Share the Magic' Christmas party on Oxford Street last night (November 6), Buena said that she is keeping "an open mind" about becoming the Sugababes again.

"You never say never," she said. "I think you should always have an open mind. And it is our name!"

Buena currently owns rights to use the Sugababes name on paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, stationery and gift wrapping products.

The singer also claimed that she is not worried about MKS's debut track 'Flatline' only reaching 50 in the UK singles chart.


Mutya Buena at the Disney Store 'Share the Magic Campaign' Christmas Party in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital, London
© Rex Features / Richard Chambury
Mutya Buena at the Disney Store party


"I'm happy, and I love the song," she said. "I think it's probably one of the best songs we've ever done.

"It's not always about chart positions, it's about having fans that love your music and we've got such dedicated fans.

"We're able to go out and release music and feel like, 'Oh God, we never made it to number one'. I really didn't care if it went to number one or number 100. I just wanted people to recognise we were back together and we were enjoying ourselves."


The Sugababes arriving at the Mint Leaf Restaurant in central London
© WENN
The current line-up of the Sugababes


Asked why she thought buzz about MKS and 'Flatline' hadn't transferred into more sales, Buena replied: "There wasn't a lot of promotion, to tell you the truth. And it came out on a Friday and charted on the Sunday - when does that give you enough time to promote your music?

"But you know what, I thought we did well. I'm looking towards the tour and coming back next year with the album and more singles."

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/ne...e-for-mks.html

[Z]

They kicked off their tour last night in Norwich; I'm going to see them tomorrow night in Glasgow!!

[Z]

Can't wait to see them tonight!

[Gstar]

Aw, have fun!

[Z]

Thanks it's gonna be so great!

[Z]

Last night was INCREDIBLE! They played a mix of Sugababes and new MKS stuff, seriously would recommend going to see them if you're at all a fan of harmonies or any Sugababes material, they seriously knocked every song out of the park, the crowd was cheering for them so much, amazing atmosphere!

Promises
Overload
Run For Cover
Freak Like Me
Stronger
Hole In The Head
Too Lost In You
Push The Button
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No Regrets
Love Me Hard
Boys
I'm Alright
Today
Lay Down In Swimming Pools
Flatline

(can't remember the exact order but it started out Promises-Overload and ended Today-Lay Down In Swimming Pools-Flatline)

[reece(:]

Glad you had fun