Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/All Things Are Possible
says that sources for establishing notability need to be something that "addresses the topic ... in detail". This article has no evidence of "significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject". Moreover, charting alone does not suffice to establish notability. Charting, per  only "suggests that a song or single ''may'' be notable" – it is not sufficient by itself, and does not override . The only source cited in the article is a one-row chart on Allmusic. I'm not especially expert about Allmusic, but in addition to the fact that the source has no detail or analysis or commentary, I note that the only cited source seems to be a site that attempts to catalog ''all music'' (as the name says) rather than only discussing truly noteworthy music. Also, my understanding is that it is a commercial service that gets much of its data directly from the people who produce the music and therefore should not be considered especially independent. Having said all that, the (only) cited source doesn't even discuss the subject. It just lists its peak Billboard chart position and that's all
— User:BarrelProof, 19:32, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NSONG||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)