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P!nk's official music video for 'Just Give Me A Reason' ft. Nate Ruess. Click to listen to P!nk on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/PSpot?IQid=PJGMRAs featured on...
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TRUSTFALL (Tour Deluxe Edition) is out now! Listen here: https://pink.lnk.to/TrustfallDeluxe Shop brand new TRUSTFALL (Tour Deluxe Edition) vinyl, CDs, and ...
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TRUSTFALL Deluxe out NOW 💜 Summer Carnival 2024 UK & Europe Tour on sale NOW! 🎡 pinkspage.com.
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- “Who Knew” (2006) Following her American Idol performance, “Who Knew” was re-released, a full year after its initial push. This P!nk song climbed to No. 9 on the Hot 100 — matching the peak of “U + Ur Hand” — and spent an impressive 36 weeks on the chart.
- “U + Ur Hand” (2006) After the poor commercial performance of Try This, P!nk clapped back with I’m Not Dead. The album’s controversial lead single “Stupid Girls” performed decently, but its follow-up, “Who Knew,” initially failed to chart.
- “Just Give Me A Reason” (2013) (featuring Nate Ruess) With its theatricality and stripped-down sincerity, it’s astonishing how massive of a hit this was.
- “Don’t Let Me Get Me” (2002) Between her debut album, her contribution to “Lady Marmalade” and the massive success of “Get The Party Started,” P!nk gained mainstream recognition, but it was with this track that we were finally given a glimpse of the powerhouse we know and love today.
Pink shifted her sound to pop rock with her second studio album, Missundaztood. The album sold over 13 million copies worldwide and yielded the Billboard Hot 100-top ten singles "Get the Party...
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Listen to the new deluxe version of P!NK's album Trustfall, featuring six bonus tracks. Watch her latest music videos, including Trustfall, Never Gonna Not Dance Again, and Irrelevant.
