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Post by Jadehill2001 on Feb 9, 2012 0:53:59 GMT
OK so the twins clearly tweeted "What's Your Number" as a song title but the RTE today confirmed it as "Waterline".
The twins probably tweeted a lyric from the song - maybe to give fans a clue to what the song will be about.
I kind of think the title is a bad one... It doesn't sound Jedward-y at all
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Post by floh on Feb 9, 2012 9:15:02 GMT
I don't have a problem with the title at all and desire it to become as iconic as Waterloo is.
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Post by Jadehill2001 on Feb 9, 2012 9:28:53 GMT
I don't have a problem with the title at all and desire it to become as iconic as Waterloo is. A lot of people have said this too... It's defo a song people will compare it to |
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Post by floh on Feb 9, 2012 9:33:05 GMT
I don't have a problem with the title at all and desire it to become as iconic as Waterloo is. A lot of people have said this too... It's defo a song people will compare it to It's to be much hoped it will be great enough to be compared to Waterloo! I copy this tweet which I'm all for: Mairin @pixieplanets
Waterline a fantastic European pop song Nick uses word Waterline as metaphor for falling in love.loved it straight away so did the boys.I don't know how she knows the twins love it. I hope they do!  |
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Post by Jadehill2001 on Feb 9, 2012 9:37:17 GMT
A lot of people have said this too... It's defo a song people will compare it to It's to be much hoped it will be great enough to be compared to Waterloo! I copy this tweet which I'm all for: Mairin @pixieplanets
Waterline a fantastic European pop song Nick uses word Waterline as metaphor for falling in love.loved it straight away so did the boys.I don't know how she knows the twins love it. I hope they do! Is she quoting Linda? |
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Post by floh on Feb 9, 2012 9:39:47 GMT
It's to be much hoped it will be great enough to be compared to Waterloo! I copy this tweet which I'm all for: Mairin @pixieplanets
Waterline a fantastic European pop song Nick uses word Waterline as metaphor for falling in love.loved it straight away so did the boys.I don't know how she knows the twins love it. I hope they do! Is she quoting Linda? Not that I know of. I have no idea.  |
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Post by Jadehill2001 on Feb 9, 2012 9:40:37 GMT
It's just that, as a fan - she wouldn't have heard it
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Post by Jadehill2001 on Feb 9, 2012 9:42:29 GMT
Martin said: “Waterline is a fantastic European pop song. Nick uses the word Waterline as a metaphor for falling in love. I loved it straight away and so did the boys. It’s one that will appeal to every age group. It has a very modern sound and I’m confident that it’s the perfect song for Eurovision.” It's a quote from Linda see... from this www.eurovision.tv/page/news?id=45803&_t=listen_to_the_irish_contenders_today |
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Post by floh on Feb 9, 2012 9:45:15 GMT
Martin said: “Waterline is a fantastic European pop song. Nick uses the word Waterline as a metaphor for falling in love. I loved it straight away and so did the boys. It’s one that will appeal to every age group. It has a very modern sound and I’m confident that it’s the perfect song for Eurovision.” It's a quote from Linda see... from this www.eurovision.tv/page/news?id=45803&_t=listen_to_the_irish_contenders_todaySo it is. I've asked her and posted a link to this thread in the hopes we get more posters chattering away long into Eurovision. Jedward are bloody well going to go the Eurovision 2012, aren't they? |
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Post by secretpassage on Feb 9, 2012 10:49:07 GMT
Here's my totally lame theory. A lot of people have assumed that "what's your number" refers to a phone number, but what if it's related to the title? What if it refers to the numbers on the waterline marking (plimsoll scale) on the side of a ship? Because the girl's cargo of love is weighing down the boy.  Um, the sooner we hear the song, the better! |
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Post by julietannb on Feb 9, 2012 10:55:35 GMT
Whats your number? we're going down The waterline is rising and we might drown... Its not that is it? I think we are putting a lot into the title because its all we have at the moment..the title Lipstick doesn't sound great on its on..but its an amazing song...so hopefully once we hear it, it will all make sence and the title will sound a lot better |
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Post by katherine on Feb 9, 2012 12:02:41 GMT
ahhh can't wait to hear it.
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Post by lhafey on Feb 9, 2012 13:21:13 GMT
Here's my totally lame theory. A lot of people have assumed that "what's your number" refers to a phone number, but what if it's related to the title? What if it refers to the numbers on the waterline marking (plimsoll scale) on the side of a ship? Because the girl's cargo of love is weighing down the boy. Um, the sooner we hear the song, the better! Maybe it's the waterline going up at Dublin Port under the weight of all the UK/German/Canadian/other places peeps coming over for Eurosong |
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Post by floh on Feb 9, 2012 13:32:09 GMT
I've hear 'What's my number' was the song the twins wanted, but their mentor and Louie wanter Waterline. I can't be specific.
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