Megadeth Stumbles at iTunes' Top Spot, Blocked by Bruno Mars' Sizzling New Single "I Just Might"
As metal fans bid farewell to the legendary band Megadeth with its 17th and final full-length album, titled after itself, which drops on January 23, longtime supporters are gathering in droves to support the musicians and each song shared from the upcoming album. However, it seems that this farewell won't be as grand as expected, as the band's latest single "Puppet Parade" narrowly misses taking the top spot at iTunes, held firmly by Bruno Mars' scorching new single "I Just Might".
Released just a week ago, "I Just Might", which introduces Mars' upcoming album The Romantic due next month, has been storming the charts, selling extremely well since its release. With a star-studded collaboration between Dolly Parton, Queen Latifah, Reba McEntire, and Miley Cyrus on her reimagined single "Light of a Clear Blue Morning", which raises funds for a children's hospital, Mars' track seems almost unbeatable.
"Megadeth" has already delivered four singles from its album, with the latest being "Puppet Parade". Following the release of "Tipping Point", "I Don't Care", and "Let There Be Shred", all three previous Megadeth tracks became fast-bestselling successes on iTunes. However, it seems that this reign might be coming to an end.
The band's impressive sales record is undeniable, with all three previously shared singles landing in the top 10 of Billboard's Hard Rock Digital Song Sales chart. In fact, only a handful of hits from Megadeth have achieved this feat over the years, and it appears that "Puppet Parade" might join their ranks.
With its latest single narrowly missing the top spot at iTunes, it seems that Megadeth is facing an uncertain future. Will "Puppet Parade" manage to debut in the sales tally? Only time will tell if the band's farewell album will find a way to climb to No. 1 after all.
As metal fans bid farewell to the legendary band Megadeth with its 17th and final full-length album, titled after itself, which drops on January 23, longtime supporters are gathering in droves to support the musicians and each song shared from the upcoming album. However, it seems that this farewell won't be as grand as expected, as the band's latest single "Puppet Parade" narrowly misses taking the top spot at iTunes, held firmly by Bruno Mars' scorching new single "I Just Might".
Released just a week ago, "I Just Might", which introduces Mars' upcoming album The Romantic due next month, has been storming the charts, selling extremely well since its release. With a star-studded collaboration between Dolly Parton, Queen Latifah, Reba McEntire, and Miley Cyrus on her reimagined single "Light of a Clear Blue Morning", which raises funds for a children's hospital, Mars' track seems almost unbeatable.
"Megadeth" has already delivered four singles from its album, with the latest being "Puppet Parade". Following the release of "Tipping Point", "I Don't Care", and "Let There Be Shred", all three previous Megadeth tracks became fast-bestselling successes on iTunes. However, it seems that this reign might be coming to an end.
The band's impressive sales record is undeniable, with all three previously shared singles landing in the top 10 of Billboard's Hard Rock Digital Song Sales chart. In fact, only a handful of hits from Megadeth have achieved this feat over the years, and it appears that "Puppet Parade" might join their ranks.
With its latest single narrowly missing the top spot at iTunes, it seems that Megadeth is facing an uncertain future. Will "Puppet Parade" manage to debut in the sales tally? Only time will tell if the band's farewell album will find a way to climb to No. 1 after all.