Frontside Ollie

"Frontside Ollie" is a Finnish language song by Finnish teen pop artist Robin (full name Robin Packalen) and his debut single taken from his debut album Koodi. Written by Sana Mustonen, it was released on Universal Music on 16 January 2012.

For the skateboarding technique, see Ollie (skateboarding).
"Frontside Ollie"
Single by Robin
from the album Koodi
Released16 January 2012
Recorded2012
GenrePop rock, teen pop
Length3:02
LabelUniversal Music Finland
Songwriter(s)Sana Mustonen
Producer(s)Maki Kolehmainen
Jimi Constantine
Tracy Lipp
Bernard Grobman
Sana Mustonen
Danny DeVito
Robin singles chronology
"Frontside Ollie"
(2012)		 "Faija Skitsoo"
(2012)
Music video
"Frontside Ollie" on YouTube

The music video for the song went viral garnering more than 10 million views by the end of the second week of its upload on Universal Music Finland's YouTube account.[1]

The song takes its name from the skateboard trick known as ollie.

Chart performance

"Frontside Ollie" enjoyed instant success, huge following online and based on digital downloads debuted at number five on the Finnish Singles Chart. The single topped the Finnish Singles Chart in its second and third week of release[2][3] staying at the top for 2 consecutive weeks (week 4 dated 25 January 2012 and week 5 dated 1 February 2012 before dropping from the top spot to #3 on week 6/2012 and back to #2 on week 7/2012.

On the occasion of the Robin album Koodi being released, the song jumped back again to the top of the chart (week 8 dated 22 February 2012) for a third week at #1 and stayed on top for a fourth week (week 9 dated 29 February 2012) before slipping back.

Chart (2012) Peak
position
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[4] 1

References
  1. YouTube: "Frontside Ollie"
  2. "Robin: Frontside Ollie" (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland. Retrieved 2012-01-29.
  3. "Robin - Finnish Charts". finnishcharts.com/.
  4. "ROBIN [FI2: Frontside Ollie"] (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat.
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