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+ | |single_name = Kids |
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+ | |image = Kids.jpg |
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+ | |featuring = [[Robbie Williams]] |
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+ | |album = ''[[Light Years (album)|Light Years]]'' and ''[[Sing When You're Winning (Robbie Williams album)|Sing When You're Winning]]'' |
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+ | |b-side = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *"John's Gay" |
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+ | *"Often" |
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+ | *"Karaoke Star" |
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+ | *"Kill Me or Cure Me"}} |
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+ | |released = 9 October 2000 |
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+ | |recorded = 2000 |
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+ | |format = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *CD single |
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+ | *cassette single}} |
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+ | |genre = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *Pop |
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+ | *pop rock}} |
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+ | |length = 4:19 <small>(''Light Years'' version)</small><br>4:47 <small>(''Sing When You're Winning'') version)</small> |
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+ | |label = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *Chrysalis |
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+ | *EMI}} |
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+ | |writer = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *Robbie Williams |
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+ | *Guy Chambers}} |
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+ | |producer = {{flatlist| |
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+ | *Guy Chambers |
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+ | *Steve Power}} |
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+ | |last_single = [[File:On a Night Like This.png|70px|link=On a Night Like This (song)]]<br>(2000) |
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+ | |next_single = [[File:Please Stay.jpg|70px|link=Please Stay (song)]]<br>(2000) |
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+ | |artist = [[Kylie Minogue]] |
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+ | |this_single = [[File:Kids.jpg|70px]]<br>(2000) |
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+ | |last_song = "[[I'm So High (song)|I'm So High]]"<br>(12) |
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+ | |next_song = "[[Light Years (song)|Light Years]]"<br>(14)| |
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+ | |the_album = [[Light Years (album)|Light Years]] |
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+ | |this_song = "'''Kids'''"<br>(13)}} |
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⚫ | "'''Kids'''" is a duet by [[Robbie Williams]] and [[Kylie Minogue]], released as the second single from ''[[Sing When You're Winning (Robbie Williams album)|Sing When You're Winning]]'', Williams' fourth studio album. It was also included on Kylie's seventh studio album, ''[[Light Years (album)|Light Years]]'' (2000). Williams and then songwriting partner Guy Chambers co-wrote the song for Kylie. Williams liked the song enough to turn it into a duet. The track was written when Kylie approached Williams to write her some songs for what would be her first album under Parlophone, ''Light Years'', it was then, when Williams felt the chemistry and decided to include the track on his album and release it as a single, it was an instant hit when it was released in October of that year. |
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== Chart performance == |
== Chart performance == |
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− | The song became a smash hit in the United Kingdom, reaching number-two and selling over 200,000 copies being certified Silver by the BPI. The track also broke into the top ten in several other countries including New Zealand, Mexico and Argentina as well as hitting the top twenty in Australia, being certified Gold in the latter for sales over the 35,000 copies. The lyrics, although penned by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers, makes numerous references to the careers of both |
+ | The song became a smash hit in the United Kingdom, reaching number-two and selling over 200,000 copies being certified Silver by the BPI. The track also broke into the top ten in several other countries including New Zealand, Mexico and Argentina as well as hitting the top twenty in Australia, being certified Gold in the latter for sales over the 35,000 copies. The lyrics, although penned by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers, makes numerous references to the careers of both Kylie and Williams. Kylie's lyric "I've been dropping beats since ''Back in Black'' is a self-deprecating reference to her 1980s pop image when she was known as the singing budgie from Australia—''Back in Black'' being a 1980s album by Australian band AC/DC and of a stark contrast to her own style at the time. Later, in 2010, this song was used as the theme song of ''Junior Masterchef Australia''. |
== Live performances == |
== Live performances == |
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+ | Williams and Kylie have only performed the song together on a few occasions. Kylie performed the song on the following tours: |
* [[On a Night Like This Tour]] |
* [[On a Night Like This Tour]] |
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* [[KylieFever2002]] |
* [[KylieFever2002]] |
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== Formats and track listings == |
== Formats and track listings == |
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These are the formats and track listings of major single releases of "Kids". |
These are the formats and track listings of major single releases of "Kids". |
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# "Kids" – 4:47 |
# "Kids" – 4:47 |
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# "John's Gay" – 3:40 |
# "John's Gay" – 3:40 |
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# "Often" – 2:46 |
# "Often" – 2:46 |
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# "Kids" – 4:47 (enhanced video) |
# "Kids" – 4:47 (enhanced video) |
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+ | {{Col-2}} |
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− | + | '''UK CD2''' |
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# "Kids" – 4:47 |
# "Kids" – 4:47 |
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# "Karaoke Star" – 4:10 |
# "Karaoke Star" – 4:10 |
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# "Kill Me or Cure Me" – 2:14 |
# "Kill Me or Cure Me" – 2:14 |
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+ | {{Col-end}} |
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== Charts and certifications == |
== Charts and certifications == |
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[[Category:Singles]] |
Revision as of 13:55, 7 August 2017
Kids | ||
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Single by Kylie Minogue featuring Robbie Williams | ||
From the album 'Light Years and Sing When You're Winning' | ||
B-side |
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Released | 9 October 2000 | |
Recorded | 2000 | |
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Length | 4:19 (Light Years version) 4:47 (Sing When You're Winning) version) | |
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Writer(s) |
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Producer(s) |
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Kylie Minogue singles chronology | ||
File:On a Night Like This.png (2000) |
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Light Years and Sing When You're Winning track listing | ||
"I'm So High" (12) |
"Kids" (13) |
"Light Years" (14) |
"Kids" is a duet by Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue, released as the second single from Sing When You're Winning, Williams' fourth studio album. It was also included on Kylie's seventh studio album, Light Years (2000). Williams and then songwriting partner Guy Chambers co-wrote the song for Kylie. Williams liked the song enough to turn it into a duet. The track was written when Kylie approached Williams to write her some songs for what would be her first album under Parlophone, Light Years, it was then, when Williams felt the chemistry and decided to include the track on his album and release it as a single, it was an instant hit when it was released in October of that year.
Chart performance
The song became a smash hit in the United Kingdom, reaching number-two and selling over 200,000 copies being certified Silver by the BPI. The track also broke into the top ten in several other countries including New Zealand, Mexico and Argentina as well as hitting the top twenty in Australia, being certified Gold in the latter for sales over the 35,000 copies. The lyrics, although penned by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers, makes numerous references to the careers of both Kylie and Williams. Kylie's lyric "I've been dropping beats since Back in Black is a self-deprecating reference to her 1980s pop image when she was known as the singing budgie from Australia—Back in Black being a 1980s album by Australian band AC/DC and of a stark contrast to her own style at the time. Later, in 2010, this song was used as the theme song of Junior Masterchef Australia.
Live performances
Williams and Kylie have only performed the song together on a few occasions. Kylie performed the song on the following tours:
- On a Night Like This Tour
- KylieFever2002
- Showgirl: The Homecoming Tour (Performed solo and as a duet with Dannii Minogue and Bono)
- KylieX2008
- For You, For Me
- Kiss Me Once Tour
Williams performed the song on the following tours:
- The Sermon on the Mount Tour
- Weddings, Barmitzvahs & Stadiums Tour
- 2003 Tour
- Close Encounters Tour (Africa, Asia and Australia only)
- Take the Crown Stadium Tour (Duet with Olly Murs)
Formats and track listings
These are the formats and track listings of major single releases of "Kids".
UK CD1
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UK CD2
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Charts and certifications
Peak positions
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Year-end chart
Certifications
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