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Funhouse is the fifth studio album by American pop singer P!nk, released by LaFace Records worldwide in October, 2008.[1] Upon its release, the album has reached number one on the charts in Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom, while debuting at number two in Germany, Ireland, France and United States.[2]

The album's lead single, "So What", has been the biggest solo success of P!nk's career to date, topping the charts in eleven countries so far, including her native United States, the UK, Germany and in Australia, whilst reaching the top 5 in many others.[3]

Album information

Song information

P!nk has stated that this album is her most vulnerable to date.[4] Much of the album's subject matter alludes to the fact that Moore recently divorced her husband Carey Hart.[5] The first single, "So What", opens with: "I guess I just lost my husband/I don't know where he went".[6]"Please Don't Leave Me" also addresses the split. The artist sums up its theme thus: "Okay, I’m an asshole, but love me anyway."[4]In "Mean", she sings, "It was good in the beginning/but how did we get so mean?"[4]

The song that Moore is the most proud of is "Crystal Ball". She said about the track: "I recorded it in one take and we didn’t mix it. It just went straight to master. It was all about a vibe and not about perfection or being polished. I just love that song and I loved recording it."[4] She wrote the song together with friend Billy Mann who also aided her with the songs "Stupid Girls", "Dear Mr. President" and "I'm Not Dead", among others.

In the song "It's All Your Fault", she proclaims in the lyrics "I conjure up the thought of being gone, but I’d probably even do that wrong." In "Glitter in the Air", P!nk asks many questions such as, "Have you ever looked fear in the face and said I just don’t care?", and "Have you ever hated yourself for staring at the phone?" Pink admits, "I still don’t have some of the answers to the questions I pose on this record. I’m still figuring it all out."[4]

The second single off the album is "Sober". Pink wrote this song at a party hosted at her home, where everyone was drunk or drinking except for her, and she wanted them all to leave. She went to the beach and had a line in her head saying "How do I feel so good sober?". Eventually it had nothing to do with alcohol but with identities. "How do I feel so good with just me, without anyone to lean on?", Pink says in an interview.[7]

"Ave Mary A" deals with world issues and problems. "One Foot Wrong" talks about an acid trip that went wrong, but also has an underlying theme. "That song is also about losing control and how easy it is to lose the plot in life and teeter on the edge.".[4]

Originally, Pink wanted to call her album Heartbreak is a Motherf***er, but her record label declined because of a fear that offensive language would hurt sales. She also said that she didn't want the album to look like a break-up album; "There is a lot of that [break-up], but there is fun happening too and that's why I named it Funhouse in the end." Pink has also stated that she sees life as a carnival: "Clowns are supposed to be happy, but they are really scary. Carnivals are supposed to be fun, but really they are kind of creepy." [...] "and that's like life to me, and love. Love is supposed to be fun, but it can sometimes be really scary. And the funhouse mirrors that make you look so distorted that you don’t recognize yourself and you ask yourself, ‘How did I get here? How do I get out of here?’ But, you think that you want to do it again. That is the same as love and life. It's a metaphor for being in love and for life."[4] This also shows in the title track "Funhouse" where she tells that it used to be fun. "It's about when the box you’re in doesn’t fit anymore, burn that fucker down and start a new one."[4]

Recording information

Pink had written and recorded approximately 30 to 35 songs at the ready for the new album. "It's like getting rid of your children: 'I like that one too, but I'm going to let that one die,'" she says of choosing album tracks. "The good thing now is that different countries want extra songs and B-sides, so there's always a home for the other kids."[8] Pink traveled internationally to write and record the album, working with Eg White in London and with Max Martin in Stockholm. "It was really good to get out of my house and get away from my life. No distractions. No phones", explains Pink of her overseas sessions.[4]

Album cover

The album cover was shot by Deborah Anderson,[9] who had previously worked with Pink. The cover depicts a barefoot Pink riding a wooden horse on a carousel.

Critical reception

Reviews of the album have been generally positive.[10] Sydney's The Daily Telegraph gave it 4.5 stars saying, "The record is a balanced blend of upbeat pop gems and midtempo ballads." Adding that "The power of Pink's pop lies in the clever juxtaposition of heartfelt honesty about her life with anthematic choruses and irresistible melodies tailormade to be screamed out by her fans."[11]

Other positive reviews were by US Magazine, who gave the album four stars, saying "The rebellious Grammy winner again fuses unrestrained lyrics with perfect pop-rock hooks on her electrifying fifth CD. From her aggressive No. 1 hit "So What" to the vulnerable "Please Don’t Leave Me" and the openhearted ballad "I Don’t Believe You", along with the angry "It's All Your Fault", Pink confirms she's still in excellent fighting shape."[12]

Mixed reviews came from the likes of Rolling Stone and Blender,[13] each giving the album three stars. Rolling Stone stated "Pink has shown more personality before, and some cuts, including the goopy ballad "I Don't Believe You", make her sound like just another big-voiced chart-buster. Funhouse would be more fun if Pink went easier on the bad-love songs."[14]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."So What"Pink, Max Martin, ShellbackMax Martin3:35
2."Sober"Pink, Nathaniel Hills, Kara DioGuardi, Marcella AriacaDanja, Tony Kanal, Jimmy Harry4:11
3."I Don't Believe You"Pink, Max MartinMax Martin4:36
4."One Foot Wrong"Pink, Francis WhiteEg White3:24
5."Please Don't Leave Me"Pink, Max MartinMax Martin3:52
6."Bad Influence"Pink, Butch Walker, Billy Mann, MachoPsychoButch Walker, Billy Mann, MachoPsycho3:37
7."Funhouse"Pink, Tony Kanal, Jimmy HarryTony Kanal, Jimmy Harry3:25
8."Crystal Ball"Pink, Billy MannBilly Mann3:26
9."Mean"Pink, Butch WalkerButch Walker4:15
10."It's All Your Fault"Pink, Max Martin, ShellbackMax Martin3:53
11."Ave Mary A"Pink, Billy Mann, Pete WallaceBilly Mann, Al Clay3:17
12."Glitter In The Air"Pink, Billy MannBilly Mann3:45

Bonus tracks

  • "This Is How It Goes Down" (feat. Travis McCoy) (non-US track; US iTunes pre-order) — 3:21
  • "Could've Had Everything" (Pink, Eg White) (non-US track; US iTunes Deluxe bonus; b-side to "So What")  — 3:07
  • "Why Did I Ever Like You" (Pink, Greg Wells) (UK iTunes standard; US iTunes Deluxe bonus) — 3:22
  • "Boring" (Pink, Martin, Shellback) (UK and Japan bonus)  — 3:15
  • "So What" (Video) (UK and Japan; Australian and US iTunes Deluxe bonus)
German Steelbox Edition[15]
  • Released in a Steelbox and Extra T-Shirt

B-Sides

  • "Could've Had Everything" ("So What" B-Side and Australian iTunes (Deluxe) & US iTunes (Deluxe) bonus track)
  • "When We're Through" ("Sober" B-Side)

Leftover tracks

  • The following tracks were confirmed for the original album's track list. It is now presumed that they will appear as B-Side tracks on future singles.

Tracks confirmed by ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers) site:[16]

  2. "What Ya Want From Me?" (Pink, Max Martin, Shellback)

Tracks confirmed by BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) site:[17]

  2. "Is That the Best You've Got" (Pink, Eg White)
  3. "So Clever" (Pink, Eg White)
  4. "So I" (Pink, Eg White)

Promotion

Singles

  1. "So What"
    • The song was written by Pink, in collaboration with Max Martin and Shellback, about her divorce. The song is the lead single from the album, released in August 2008. It has become Pink's biggest success to date, peaking at number one in eleven countries around the world. It is also the first solo single of Pink's to top the Billboard Hot 100. The track even set an iTunes record in Australia where it debuted at number one only eight minutes after release. The video by Dave Meyers was released in September on iTunes, and quickly jumped to the number one video spot on the iTunes chart in less than 24 hours of it being listed.
  2. "Sober"
    • The song is the second single from the album, released on November 3, 2008. It was written by singer Pink, Nate "Danja" Hills, Kara DioGuardi and Marcella Ariaca, and produced by Danja, Kanal and Jimmy Harry. Promotion for the song included a performance at the American Music Awards on November 23. The song's video, directed by Jonas Åkerlund, premiered on November 25 on Pink's official YouTube channel.
  3. "Please Don't Leave Me"
    • The song charted in Australia at #11.[18] The music video leaked on January 22, 2009,[19] as well as the cover artwork.[20] It was released on iTunes on January 2009.

Performances/Appearances

  • To promote the new album and single, Pink twice guest-hosted the new TV-station FNMTV, and the music video for "So What" made its world premiere on FNMTV on August 22, 2008.
  • On September 7, Pink performed "So What" live at the 2008 American MTV Video Music Awards.[21]
  • September 22 saw Pink perform on Much Music for a Live @ Much special.
  • Pink visited Australia during October for promotion of the album, which included a performance at the 2008 ARIA Awards ceremony in Sydney on October 19. She will return to Australia as part of her The Funhouse Tour in May 2009.[22]
  • Pink performed various songs from her new album on 4Music on October 5, 2008 including "So What", "Sober", "Please Don't Leave Me" and her U.K. number 1 hit "Just Like A Pill".
  • On Friday October 24, 2008, Pink performed the song 'Funhouse' live as world premiere of the song from the album of the same name on Sunrise an Australian Breakfast Television program.
  • Pink performed a "Secret Gig" at The Metro, Sydney, while in Australian on Promo.
  • Pink's Funhouse iPhone App was created in support of Funhouse and represents the first artist themed promotional app to be made for the iPhone App platform.
  • On November 6, 2008 Pink performed her hit single "So What" at the MTV Europe Music Awards during a live show[23]where 40 000 feathers were released on stage making her unable to sing the line "And you're a tool, so..."[24]
  • Pink also performed at another big award show, The 2008 American Music Awards on November 23, 2008,[25] her second Funhouse single, Sober.
  • Pink performed a "Secret Gig" at The Cafe Du Paris, London on Nov. 4th. 2008
  • Pink held a secret showcase in Barcelona, Spain on the 20th of November.[26]
  • Pink appeared at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 7, 2008 for her album debut party.
  • Pink has appeared on many talks shows to help promote the album — The Today Show on October 28; The View on October 29; Late Night with Conan O'Brien on October 30; CBS Early Show on November 3; and the Ellen Degeneres Show on November 24.
  • Pink recorded a performance for Divas II benefit for breast cancer on November 23rd in the UK. She couldn't be there due to performing at the American Music Awards.
  • She performed on "For One Night Only" in the UK.
  • pink appeared on The Paul O'Grady Show in London in November 2008.

Tour

European and Australian tour dates for the Funhouse Tour have been announced. More are expected to be announced soon.

Pink broke her own record in Australia where she sold-out seven consecutive shows in Sydney in a collective week, all within forty minutes. The overwhelming demand for shows in Australia means that she has surpassed her record-breaking run of 35 sold-out shows achieved on the 2007 Australian leg of the I'm Not Dead Tour. The Funhouse Tour currently sits at an amazing 50 shows in Australia.[27]

Pink has also broke the record of most shows at a venue in Australia by announcing her 12th show in Melbourne. Other records broken include most shows at a venue at sydney entertainment centre and brisbane entertainment centre.

Chart performance

Four versions of Funhouse were released to the US iTunes store: two versions of the original, one explicit and one clean; two versions of the deluxe, one explicit and one clean. However, both versions of Funhouse (Deluxe Edition) were unexplainedly removed from the US iTunes store in the evening of Tuesday, October 28, 2008. Funhouse (Deluxe Edition) was readded to the US iTunes store the next day.

Funhouse debuted at No. 2 on the United States Billboard 200 chart issued on November 18, 2008, with sales of 180,000, behind AC/DC's Wal-Mart exclusive, Black Ice, which claimed the top spot with its second-week sales of 271,000. Other songs also charted on the Digital Chart  — "Sober" (#71 with 16,972 copies sold), "Please Don't Leave Me" (#89 with 14,032 copies sold), "Bad Influence" (#151 with 7,734 copies sold), "It's All Your Fault" (#158 with 7,511 copies sold) and "I Don't Believe You" (#172 with 7,012 copies sold). After weeks of falling down the Billboard 200, Funhouse rebounded 21 - 13. By early March 2009 it was certified platinum by the RIAA for selling over 1,000,000 copies.

Minor controversy occurred in Australia where record shops broke embargo and placed 'Funhouse' on sale one day before the release date. Funhouse still managed to be the fourth highest selling album of the week, with only one day of sales, selling 7,120 copies.[28] Funhouse debuted at number one in Australia, becoming Pink's first album to do so.[2] It sold 86,273 units that week (the highest first week sales of 2008), and was immediately certified 2x Platinum. Funhouse achieved nine consecutive weeks at #1, tying with The Beatles compilation 1 (20 November 2000 - 21 January 2001). Funhouse has been certified 7x Platinum, after only 3 months of release.

The album sold over 37,100 copies in its first day in the UK, placing it at number one in UK midweeks over Snow Patrol's A Hundred Million Suns, which sold a similar amount of 34,600. On the Friday midweek update, Pink had sold 83,000 compared to Snow Patrol's 70,000.[29] Funhouse became her first UK number one album in the UK, entering at number one on November 2, 2008. It has currently been certified platinum with total sales of 684,000, though it is eligible for 2x platinum. On 28th December 2008, Funhouse was announced as the 9th biggest selling record of 2008, despite only being available to purchase for nine weeks out of the fifty-two.

On October 31, 2008 Funhouse debuted at number 1 in the album top 100 in the Netherlands. This is her highest debut ever in the Netherlands.[2]

In New Zealand, Funhouse debuted at number one on November 3, 2008, becoming Pink's highest debut there. The album shipped over 15,000 copies in its first week and was certified Platinum. The album stayed at number one for a second week, before slipping to number three in its third week. Funhouse was certified 2x Platinum after eight weeks shipping over 30,000 copies.[30]

In Switzerland, Funhouse debuted at number one in November 5, 2008. It shipped over 30,000 copies in its first week, therefore it was certified Platinum.[31]

Charts

Chart (2008–2009) Provider Peak
position 		Certification Sales[32]
Argentinean Albums Chart[33] CAPIF 4
Australian ARIA Albums Chart[2] ARIA 1 7x Platinum[34] 490,000+[35]
Austrian Albums Chart[2] Media Control Europe 3 Platinum[36] 20,000[32]
Belgian Albums Chart (Flanders)[37] IFPI/Ultratop 3 Platinum[38] 25,000+[32]
Belgian Albums Chart (Wallonia)[37] IFPI/Ultratop 10
Canadian Albums Chart[2][39] CRIA 3 2x Platinum 160,000[40]
Cypriot Albums Chart[41] All Records 1
Czech Republic Albums Chart[42] IFPI 5
Danish Albums Chart[2] IFPI 13
Dutch Album Chart[2] MegaCharts/NVPI 1 Gold[43] 30,000+[32]
European Albums Chart[44] IFPI 1 1,433,000+
Finnish Albums Chart[45] IFPI 5 Gold[46] 10,000+[32]
French Albums Chart[2] SNEP/IFOP 4 Gold[47] 75,000+[32]
German Albums Chart[2][48] IFPI/Media Control 2 2x Platinum[49] 500,000+[50][32]
Greek Albums Chart (Overall)[51] IFPI 20
Greek Albums Chart (International)[52] IFPI 8
Hungarian Albums Chart[53] MAHASZ 12 Gold[53] 3,000[32]
Irish Album Chart[2] IRMA 2 Platinum[54] 15,000[32]
Italian Albums Chart[55] FIMI 19 24,624[55]
Japanese Albums Chart (Overall)[56] Oricon 33 32,225[57][56]
Japanese Albums Chart (International)[57] Oricon 11
Mexican Albums Chart AMPROFON 17
New Zealand Albums Chart[2] RIANZ 1 2x Platinum[58] 30,000+[32]
Norwegian Albums Chart[2] IFPI/VG-Lista 18
Polish Albums Chart[2] ZPAV 29
Russian Albums Chart 2 Platinum[59] 20,000+[32]
South African Albums Chart[60] Radio Sonder Grense 10
Spanish Albums Chart[2][61] PROMUSICAE 43
Swedish Albums Chart[62] GLF 3 Gold[63] 20,000[32]
Swiss Albums Chart[2] Media Control Europe 1 2x Platinum[64] 60,000+[32]
UK Albums Chart[2] BPI/OOC 1 2x Platinum[65] 684,000+[66]
U.S. Billboard 200[2][67] Billboard/RIAA 2 Platinum[68] 933,802+[69]
Worldwide Sales
4,500,000+[70]

End Of Year Charts

Year Country Chart Ranking
2008 Australia ARIA End Of Year Albums 2[71]
Austria Media Control End Of Year Albums 28[72]
Belgium Ultratop End Of Year Albums 70[73]
France IFPI End Of Year Albums 55[74]
Germany Media Control Germany Year End Albums 32[75]
Netherlands GFK End Of Year Albums 45[76]
New Zealand RIANZ End Of Year Albums 9[77]
Switzerland Media Control Europe End Of Year Albums 11[78]
UK The Official Charts Company End Of Year Albums 9[79]
USA Billboard 200 End Of Year Albums 130[80]
Billboard 200 Top Artists End Of Year Albums 79[81]
Billboard Top Comprehensive Albums End Of Year Albums 132[82]
Billboard Top Comprehensive Artists End Of Year Albums 83[83]
World Wide IFPI World End Of Year Albums 13[84]

Awards

2008

Awards ceremony Award Category Subject Result
Fuse TV[85] Best Video of 2008 "So What" Nominated
MTV Europe Music Awards[86] Most Addictive Track "So What" Won
Rockbjörnen Awards (Sweden)[87] Best International Artist Herself Nominated
Virgin Music Awards (UK)[88] Best International Act Herself Nominated
World Music Awards[89] World Best Selling Rock/Pop Artist All sales of 2008 Nominated

2009

Awards ceremony Award Category Subject Result
MTV Australia Awards[90] Best Video So What Nominated
Brit Awards[91] Best International Female Artist Herself Nominated
Grammy Awards[92] Best Female Pop Vocal Performance So What Nominated
International Dance Music Awards[93] Best Pop Dance Track So What Nominated
Meteor Music Awards[94] Best International Female Herself Nominated
NRJ Radio Music Awards (France)[95] Best International Female Herself Nominated
Best International Album Funhouse Nominated

Release History

Region Date Label Catalogue
Netherlands[96] 24 October 2008 Sony BMG 0886974064923
Belgium[97]
Germany[98]
Switzerland[99] 0886974064923
Australia[100] 25 October 2008 88697406492
Japan[101] 26 October 2008 BMG Japan
Hong Kong[102] 27 October 2008 Sony BMG HK
Korea[103] Sony BMG
Mexico[104] 886974064923
United Kingdom[105] RCA 88697406922
United States[106] 28 October 2008 LaFace B001F0VHEM
Canada[106]
Spain[107] Sony BMG 886974064923
Sweden[108] 29 October 2008
Brazil 31 October 2008
Russia[109] 3 November 2008 Sony BMG Russia
Middle East 5 November 2008 Sony BMG
Germany (Steelbox)[15] 5 December 2008

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  101. ^ P!NK、新作にあやかり「だから何!?」 Barks. Retrieved November 19, 2008.
  102. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (Hong Kong) Sony BMG HK. Retrieved November 2, 2008.
  103. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (Korea) 2008년 10월 발매 Sony BMG Korea. Retrieved November 4, 2008.
  104. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (Mexico) Mixup Music Store. Retrieved November 2, 2008.
  105. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (UK) HMV. Retrieved November 2, 2008.
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  107. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (Spain) Click 2 Music. Retrieved November 4, 2008.
  108. ^ i Nyheter, Ej kategoriserat P!nk är tillbaka Sony BMG Sweden. Retrieved November 4, 2008.
  109. ^ Pink: Funhouse Album details (Russian)
Preceded by
Frans & Marianne by Frans Bauer & Marianne Weber
 Dutch Albums Chart number-one album
October 29, 2008 		Succeeded by
Preceded by UK Albums Chart number-one album
November 2, 2008 - November 9, 2008 		Succeeded by
Preceded by
Black Ice by AC/DC
 Australian ARIA Albums Chart number-one album
November 3, 2008 - January 4, 2009 		Succeeded by
Preceded by
Black Ice by AC/DC
 New Zealand RIANZ Albums Chart number-one album
November 3, 2008 - November 17, 2008 		Succeeded by
The Best: 1998-2008 by The Feelers

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