Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Raining Men (Rihanna song)
Seriously {{ping|Chasewc91}}, what is wrong with you? Why are you being like this. This is a single release with third party sources throughout, this nomination goes against everything you have been saying over the notability talk page. This background section is third party explaining the concept and production process of the song between Rihanna and Minaj. How else are we supposed to know this unless Rihanna, Minaj, or other members of the team who made the song speak about it? It's idiotic. There is third party for live performances and for the numerous chartings. ALL song articles have a prose chart section, and then a table, so that point is irrelevant. Not all singles get 1000 single reviews, some singles get none; single reviews are becoming a thing of the past now because of the rise of the digital era and any song can garner critical or chart attention, so that point is irrelevant. Compositional info 9 times out of ten ALWAYS comes from the album reviews, for music articles on Wikipedia, and the music sheet is perfectly acceptable too. There is no rule saying you can't use just one source for live performances, either. Plus, there are 27 sources. Can't help that there isn't as much info as "S&M (song)" for example. You're on a raging vendetta and I have absolutely no idea why. You are not assuming  by nominating such a vast amount of articles which pass GNG for deletion. I think senior editors and administrators need to assess your actions because you are getting out of control now. I'm actually lost for words. The whole "being a single does not necessarily establish notability" rule needs to be changed too. Being a single in itself asserts notability, because it has clearly been selected as being better than anything else on the album. &nbsp;—&nbsp
— User:Calvin999, 09:22, 19 November 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GOODFAITH (Wikipedia:Assume good faith)