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information overlapping between the song's article and the album's article is acceptable. And fans of the singer who want to find out particular information about the song, including its composition, its particular background, its status as being shortlisted as a possible single, its critical reception, its live performances, etc. can find it all in this one article. I just think a song with this much coverage (including coverage in major publications such as
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had selected "California King Bed" as the next single to be released from the album in the United States; while internationally, it served as the fourth single, as it was announced. In the United States, however, "Man Down" was sent for radio adds before "California King Bed". And I can't find any composition info.
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etc. They all specifically talk about this song. You don't want to look at those two examples because you don't want to see that I have proved you wrong. There are 9 reliable sources which talk about the song as well as it's composition. Why do people focus on deleting notable articles like this one
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which didn't become a single. There is literally loads of info on Skin and Complicated, but it hasn't charted, so I can't create an article. All of the reviews relate to Fading, and the background section is about how it nearly became a single (it was actually the only one out of the four choices by
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of the background section. All of this might as well be removed: "Recording sessions for Loud began in February 2010, and continued for six months, overlapping with her Last Girl on Earth Tour and filming during her debut feature film Battleship (2012). On March 12, 2011, it was confirmed that fans
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states "Most songs do not rise to notability for an independent article and should redirect to another relevant article, such as for the songwriter, a prominent album or for the artist who prominently performed the song. Songs that have been ranked on national or significant music charts, that have
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But that info has to do with Rihanna asking fans about the next single, and Fading was one of them, that constitutes as Background info, as it was shortlisted to become a single. And multiple reviewers talk about the songs genre, instrumental and lyrics in the Critical reception section, in fact,
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and other singles sections. The background of this article is bloated with information the related to "Man Down" and, "Cheers" and "California King Bed" so that this can become a GA. This article is absolutely not needed, just because it charted does not mean that it gets a page. Every single
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Regardless of whether sources have talked about the song by itself or as part of reviews of the whole album, the fact is that numerous sources have deemed the song's importance worthy enough to highlight. Surely this coverage makes the song notable. And surely a certain amount of background
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covered by reliable sources. No evidence has been given of this significant coverage here and the references in the article are about the album and only give passing mention to the song itself (usually just a sentence - sometimes in conjunction with another song). Needs to be shown to meet
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Best Rihanna song but I agree with everything CK has written. Only the two final sentences of the 'Background' section are relevant to the song. Aside from the odd inevitable mention in album reviews and a very low UK charting, the song has not received any coverage in reliable sources.
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I am not familiar at all with Peacock so I can't really comment on that. One of the cornerstones of notability (as I understand it) is that the item in question receives significant coverage in secondary sources. I am sorry but I am just not seeing that with the references provided.
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Saying the Background info has nothing to do with it is basically saying that it has nothing to do with being on the Man Down and CKB articles either. And there is composition info, it's in the critical reception section as part of the reviews, didn't you read it?
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It is important to include critical opinion of a song in its article, which can be derived from album reviews, however these do not provide evidence for independent notability. Things like a music video, single release, award nominations and
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instead of deleting the articles which have about 2 lines worth of info. People's priorities on here are so wrong. This is not a single, which as soon as it becomes one, gains 100% more coverage. This is just a song from
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at all? It seems quite a shame that instead of focusing on the many, many song articles that do not pass a single guideline, people are instead wasting everyone's time and energy nominating articles that clearly meet the
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Well, if you become familiar and look at that section of Peacock, you will see that I have proved my point. And I don't see how they aren't significant secondary sources here, because there is. No different to
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How else do you think there will be reviews? Just because the song is covered by reviews from the album, doesn't make the article any less notable or reliable. Plus, that point is dead because after all,
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charted, it doesn't matter where it charted. And it's not bloated with information with the background section. It tells of how Rihanna asked her fans which song they would like to become a single,
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My point is that if the song is really notable there will be reviews written just about the song or it will at least receive more mention in the album reviews than I am seeing at the moment.
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Doesn't matter much if Keeps are outnumbering, but this is (what I believe) the truth. The topic has received very little independant coverage, and the information looks mergeable to
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reviews, and this is a song which peaked at #1 on the US Dance charts without any promotion or single release, so it shows that you don't need to have independent song reviews.
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Sorry that wasn't for you lol, didn't realise I had written here, I thought I had written it in the paragraph below in response to AirCorn. It's hard to navigate in this text!
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per nominator. It's just a song that managed to chart in the top 200. Most of the background section has nothing to do with the song and there is no composition info.
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received, above 80% of them mention this song. It got significant coverage. The community is happy to have pages like this exist when there are reliable sources.
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Rihanna not to). No one seems to have a problem with Gaga, Mariah and Beyonce non-single articles being created which have barely charted, so this is no excuse.
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too easily. The album reviews and single selection info especially. Plus, simply charting does not warrant a song article. CK's points are all valid as well. —
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won significant awards or honors or that have been independently released as a recording by several notable artists, bands or groups are probably notable.
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which a lot of people commented about, thus making it a notable song. It's just like any other 'song' article on Knowledge on here which is notable.
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Notability aside, a separate article on a song is only appropriate when there is enough verifiable material to warrant a reasonably detailed article
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But to be honest, you could say that for any singer on here. Will everyone know about Adele's non single articles who don't own
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media coverage (which is usually secondary to these others) are what make a song notable. Will many people except those who own
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There is no reason to delete this article. It's charted and has had a considerable amount of reviews. It is no different to "
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Can I just say that if this consensus is going to result in a delete, then I'd rather it be re-directed back to
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a
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90% of songs reviews are derived from the album reviews, I've written enough Rihanna articles to know.
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charted and with that aside this article is not needed at all. All the information if covered under
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That about 20% of the album reviewers do not even mention this song seems more telling to me.
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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But you can't expect that from a song that hasn't been released as a single. If you look at
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just said, shouldn't we be focused on songs that did not chart and don't pass
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I don't see how you can get more reliable or independent or significant than
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I'm voting in SUPPORT of this article and you're giving me grief? Um...WTF?--
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easily. Perhaps expand the composition section a bit? Regardless, if
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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coverage of this song and I would be happy for this to be kept.
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list of Albums and songs-related deletion discussions
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it's just as relevant and important in this article
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