Wait A Minute (Pussycat Dolls Song)

Wait A Minute (Pussycat Dolls Song)

"Wait a Minute" is a song from the Pussycat Dolls' debut album, PCD. The song features Timbaland, this single was intentionally set to be released the same time as "I Don't Need a Man", which was released throughout Europe and Oceania. However, due to scheduling and the positive radio airplay of "Buttons", the single was pushed back. In addition, the single was set to be released only in North America, but with the success of "I Don't Need a Man", the single was also released internationally.

Promotional singles were officially sent out to American and Canadian radios on October 17, 2006; however, some promos were sent out before this. Toward the end of 2006, "Wait a Minute" began to be aired on British music channels. On December 4, 2006, it was released as a digital download in UK. The single was released on February 24, 2007 in Australia.

This is the final video and single to feature Carmit Bachar.

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