User talk:Joseph Prasad

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I'm sorry but that does not look like a reliable source. I'm pretty sure billboard is more reliable. "failing to turn follow-up singles "This Kiss" and "Tonight I'm Getting Over You" into hits. Instead of quickly releasing a Kiss sequel, Jepsen spent three months starring on Broadway, and over two years working on new music. Two-and-a-half years removed from the amazing run of "Call Me Maybe," Jepsen's mainstream career is largely defined by that single, and may very well always be." Why mention those singles and omit the others, especially since you have "Almost Said It" in between those two singles. And there is no proof to indicate "Almost Said It" was ever a single. It only got a separate iTunes release as a two-song album with Call Me Maybe, and ONLY in Canada: a promotional tool used by 604 records to bring in sales by those searching "Call Me Maybe" on iTunes. Carly has never once even mentioned this song. Tale A Picture was a promotional song created by American Idol and Coca-Cola for a commercial and to create an interactive experience with American Idol fans watching the show, it was never released as an actual single outside of on iTunes release. Your source: "new single" is clearly synonymous with "new song released". "Part of Your World" is a cover of a Little Mermaid song for the re-release of the DVD, clearly not a song Carly made to be an official single sent to radio. I would really like Carly Rae Jepsen's discography page to be accurate and not lump these songs onto the "Singles" category when every music fan knows that they have never been official singles.