Sorry but if the video doesn't help the song, I don't see it going any where.

The only reason why NMT debuted at #23 was because of being in the top 10 on iTunes but the song is horrendously falling off the chart, which isn't normal for a first single for pop stars in this day and age.

There have been songs without a video that shot to #1 on iTunes without a video, and became #1 hits on the BB Hot 100. Take Britney's "3" for example. It's not normal for Christina's new tune to falling out of the iTunes chart so soon and you stans can keep using the lame excuse about the video not being out yet or how Christina hasn't done much promo.

Had this been Britney, Rihanna and Beyonce, their songs wouldn't be just strastically falling off the charts. And they don't even need videos to debut high. Even Mariah's "Obsessed" didn't quickly burn on iTunes and the song was a top 10 hit.

Perhaps people just aren't feeling NMT in general.