British people used to be 'Think Twice-phile'?

[AdamTokyo]

"Think Twice" was released through the album TCOML and some other singles in 1993. When it was first released, it wasn't that 'hot' in the UK but within two years, it gradually became the biggest hit ever in the UK after the Beatles. I wonder why British people loved it so much whereas in other countries it didn't become the hottest song. I heard that Japanese people loved "To Loved You More" and Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". It seems like people in each country or region have their own favorite or preferred song(s). What about the people of your country in general?

[CSCfan]

Yeah, and that's why it's kinda smart to release different singles in different parts of the world..

[Bellamy]

Yeah, and that's why it's kinda smart to release different singles in different parts of the world..

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the problem is usually SONY choices are not that smart.

[firebird]

Yes, it was her first hit in most of English-speaking European countries. In 1995 they played the song quite often on the radio, and even more in 1996 when her big success came with FIY they started to replay it on the radios.

[OnlyCeline]

"Think Twice" was released through the album TCOML and some other singles in 1993. When it was first released, it wasn't that 'hot' in the UK but within two years, it gradually became the biggest hit ever in the UK after the Beatles. I wonder why British people loved it so much whereas in other countries it didn't become the hottest song. I heard that Japanese people loved "To Loved You More" and Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". It seems like people in each country or region have their own favorite or preferred song(s). What about the people of your country in general? 

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Yeah They Love "I LOVE YOU"... Just Like ME...

[cwnice]

"Think Twice" was released through the album TCOML and some other singles in 1993. When it was first released, it wasn't that 'hot' in the UK but within two years, it gradually became the biggest hit ever in the UK after the Beatles. I wonder why British people loved it so much whereas in other countries it didn't become the hottest song. I heard that Japanese people loved "To Loved You More" and Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". It seems like people in each country or region have their own favorite or preferred song(s). What about the people of your country in general? 

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Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". ==> even im Chinese, i have never heard that Southeast Asian loved "I Love You".

maybe if you ask people who sing "my heart will go on" in HOng Kong, people will answer Celine Dion!

[OnlyCeline]

"Think Twice" was released through the album TCOML and some other singles in 1993. When it was first released, it wasn't that 'hot' in the UK but within two years, it gradually became the biggest hit ever in the UK after the Beatles. I wonder why British people loved it so much whereas in other countries it didn't become the hottest song. I heard that Japanese people loved "To Loved You More" and Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". It seems like people in each country or region have their own favorite or preferred song(s). What about the people of your country in general? 

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Southeast Asian loved "I Love You". ==> even im Chinese, i have never heard that Southeast Asian loved "I Love You".

maybe if you ask people who sing "my heart will go on" in HOng Kong, people will answer Celine Dion!

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I've Heard The Song Often In The Philippines. When I Flew To The Philippines... This Was The Very First Song I Heard On The Radio When I Came In To A Hotel!

Such A " A WELCOME SONG"

[Moleque20]

Diffirent people ===> diffirent music choices!

[Nando Férri]

Here in Brazil, Think Twice has never been a radio single, but for the another hand, "Immortality" is the most sucessful song of the year 98 in Brazil. It's #1 on the end year top 100 chart. And "To love you more" is on the top 10 of the end year top 100 of 1999.