For the record, I'm definitely counting "See You Again" as a single, because it's acting like one, even if the record company is refusing to make it one:
--It's the only Miley or Hannah Montana song getting significant Top 40 Airplay: 388 spins nationally last week, which isn't a lot, but puts it in the Top 60. (How is this happening? Is there a record company push to Top 40 but not to Disney on this track? Or is this strictly consumer demand? Interesting either way.) --Jimmy Draper tells me that right now it's the best-selling Hannah/Miley track on iTunes. --Miley herself seems to be pushing it, putting it first up on her MySpace. --It's the one a lot of my Web friends are getting excited about.
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Date: 2007-12-03 03:02 pm (UTC)--It's the only Miley or Hannah Montana song getting significant Top 40 Airplay: 388 spins nationally last week, which isn't a lot, but puts it in the Top 60. (How is this happening? Is there a record company push to Top 40 but not to Disney on this track? Or is this strictly consumer demand? Interesting either way.)
--Jimmy Draper tells me that right now it's the best-selling Hannah/Miley track on iTunes.
--Miley herself seems to be pushing it, putting it first up on her MySpace.
--It's the one a lot of my Web friends are getting excited about.