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Could you reword this sentence: "Stan made the release of new material public through her Facebook account, following which she posted the audio of "All My People" on Soundcloud.[4][1]" The second half of the sentence is confusing to me...
"alert rhythm and less lyrics" --> "alert rhythm and minimal lyrics"
"Lemonade" wasn't her previous single; "Cliche (Hush, Hush)" was
I'd make this it's own section, so title in "Critical reception" and the one above "Background"
Reword "Kevin Apaza, writing for Direct Lyrics, called the single very "catchy", naming it different from the "stuff" she had released before.[1] He went on into saying that he "just [doesn't] see [the track] as a European monster hit" and confessed that its lyrics and the video concept didn't "make much sense".[1]" to "Kevin Apaza, writing for Direct Lyrics, called the single very "catchy", naming it different from the "stuff" she had released before; he went on into saying that he "just [doesn't] see [the track] as a European monster hit" and confessed that its lyrics and the video concept didn't "make much sense".[1]" to reduce the redundancy of the same source
Change column header of "Chart (2013-2014)" to "Chart (2013–14)"
In the suggestion directly above, make sure you use a "n-dash" and not a "hyphen"
Use the correct chart formatting located with help at this article (Template:Single chart); if you need help with this, let me know (I'd be happy to do it for you.) (Plus the Japan Hot 100 has no closing parentheses)
