Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tonight (Jonas Brothers song)
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Tonight (Jonas Brothers song)
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Questioned redirect. The reason I'm putting this up for deletion is because it's a stub-length article about a barely notable song that won't grow UNLESS it is released as a single. The song, along with many others, was released as an album preview song on iTunes, and charted high based solely on high digital sales, then quickly dropped off. I'm fine for this article existing if it was released as a single, but as of right now, it (and the other pre-released songs) are comparable to the
Keep. I don't think being released as a single is a criteria. "Tonight"'s significant chart achievement is impressive. A top 10 debut without any radio promotion (beyond Radio Disney)? In this digital download era, it is possible for a track to reach #1 without an official single release (however unlikely). I'd argue that "Tonight" is more notable than "Lovebug", which as a single has had little chart impact. There is much more to this article than a majority of SONG STUBS (just look at some of those Van Halen song articles - a big name group with songs that only have two lines of text). Finally, I added some sourced comments from reviews of the song to add some critical reception for it. --Wolfer68 (talk) 18:36, 9 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
- Note: This debate has been included in the list of Albums and songs-related deletion discussions. -- Fabrictramp | talk to me 22:05, 12 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
Merge Yet another of the millions of the "infobox plus chart table" stubs. These should generally be merged back to their parent album articles, which is exactly what
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