I was astonished to see them back into whimsical characters and busting out their best boy band dance moves. I haven’t seen a Big Time Rush music video in so long. They’re portrayed as love doctors helping a woman get over emotional damage. The visual execution of the “Not Giving You Up” video is amazing. The options were “Real Talk with Logan,” “Deep Thoughts with Kendall,” “ASMR with James,” “Positive Affirmations with Carlos” or to preview “Not Giving You Up.” When they teased their new song the only thing that registered in my brain was Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.” Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get through with the hotline, but a few days later the band tweeted a number that fans could text. It was an interactive way for fans to connect with their favorite Big Time Rush member. It’s almost like they knew their fan base is primarily single. The hotline served as “Big Time Relationship Services” where you can hear love advice from the four members. On Valentine’s Day, the band tweeted out a hotline number for fans to call while promoting their upcoming release.
The promotion for “Not Giving You Up” was genius. However, Nickelodeon’s social media accounts share the band’s latest projects, and it’s wholesome to see they haven’t cut ties.
I remember being stunned that Schmidt said “hell” in “Music Sounds Better With U” and the lyric got censored out. Big Time Rush released their new song 'If I Ruled the World' ft.
11 Their second full-length album, entitled Elevate, was released on November 21, 2011. The band’s songs would be incorporated in its show’s episodes and music videos would play in between commercials. Big Time Rush 's debut album, B.T.R., was released on October 11, 2010, via Sony / Columbia. When you put out impressive work, the loyalty will stay unless someone from the band gets canceled on the internet.Īlthough Big Time Rush is under Nick Columbia records, they can’t promote their music as actively on Nickelodeon. It’s not difficult to regroup a fan base because honestly, I listen to Big Time Rush’s “Any Kind of Guy” from 2010 every day. Whether you’re looking for a perfect summer soundtrack or simply an album for hanging out with your friends after school, Big Time Rush's 24/Seven is round the clock fun.In recent years, we’ve seen boy bands like the Jonas Brothers and New Kids On The Block reunite. These are infectious, dance-oriented tunes that touch upon such club-friendly styles as dance-rock, R&B, and, in the case of "Crazy for U," reggae-pop. The result is that tracks like "Get Up," "Run Wild," and "Confetti Falling" have an immediacy and believability that seems directly connected to the guys singing the songs. Although the band worked with various writer/producers including Damon Sharpe, Matt Squire, Eric Sanicola, and others, the members of BTR also garner more co-writing credits this time out. Showcasing the vocal talents of Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena, Jr., and Logan Henderson, the album has a brightly positive vibe with songs about hanging out, having fun, and falling in love. The album follows up the band's 2011 album Elevate, as well as the group's 2012 feature film debut, Big Time Movie. Big Time Rush's third studio album, 2013's 24/Seven, builds nicely upon the Nickelodeon boy band’s previous efforts with a handful of catchy, fun-centric pop songs.
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