Oficjalna lista sprzedaży:: OLiS - Official Retail Sales Chart". OLiS. Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry. Retrieved 8 September 2022. Altogether, the six groups detailed here account for 32.2 million voters, which would represent a typical general election turnout from an electorate of 46.5 million. The logo below appears across the album material, which indicates the acronyms of the word “Will Of The People (WOTP)”. a b c Ragusa, Paolo (26 August 2022). "Muse's Will of the People is Vague, Jumbled, and Unimaginative: Review". Consequence . Retrieved 8 May 2023. James Johnson of JL Partners says there is one caveat, however, that might make the various groups meaningless.

Toyota Tony is the definitive swing voter at the next election. He drove his sensible, reliable and affordable Japanese car to the polling station in 2019 and voted Tory because he liked the look of Boris Johnson, but he now feels let down and is intending to vote Labour or Lib Dem. JL Partners calculates that 14.7 million people fall into this group, providing Starmer with a launchpad for victory if he can win over just one of the four groups of floating voters.With Mercy being dropped from the setlists, Compliance took over as the song during which streamers are released. By making a cold calculation of how many votes they can scoop up by tailoring individual policies to voters’ concerns, they can fine-tune their manifestos and campaign strategies. When parties win big, they ride a wave of general positive feeling almost regardless of how the exact contours of the electorate look. In that scenario, a red wave will raise the tide pretty evenly.” Official Singles Sales Chart Top 100 - 03 June 2022". Official Charts Company. 23 June 2022 . Retrieved 3 June 2022.

Brannigan, Paul (26 August 2022). "Muse's spooky You Make Me Feel Like It's Halloween video is a horror movie geek's wet dream". Louder Sound . Retrieved 8 May 2023. Lyrically, the song is an anti-establishment protest song, similarly to previous Muse single " Compliance"; however, in contrast to the gaslighting nature of the previous single attempting to convince the listener that the oppressor is the one in the right, the lyrics of "Will of the People" are from the perspective of the victim, calling for direct action to be taken against the oppressor. The song is intended to be a "populist parody, almost the antithesis to ' Uprising'," another Muse song with a similar anti-establishment theme that instead "[takes] it seriously." [8] Music video [ edit ] He says: “Although it is unlikely, if Labour really does maintain a 15-plus percentage point lead through to election day, then these segments may well fall to one side.Will of the People’ reignites the spirit and energy of Muse’s former incarnations. ‘Kill or Be Killed’, for example, transports us to those early 2000s days when guitar-oriented brutality was central currency. Then there’s the swerving EDM synth of ‘Compliance’, which brings to mind 2009’s sonic scope-widening ‘The Resistance’. Most delicious of all is the heartbroken simplicity of ‘Ghosts (How Can I Move On)’, the musical equivalent of a faded photograph from the days when the 21 year-old Matt Bellamy channelled small-town yearning into 1999 debut ‘Showbiz’ – complete with a ‘Sunburn’-recalling piano part. His conclusion is clearly visible in the album’s content and songs where you can see masked people revolting against the system: