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Alessia debuts at #71 on BB200

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Hmm, maybe she should go independent. Daya and Robyn debuted in the top 40 with their last albums as independent artists despite having fewer Twitter followers  :cm:

 

Her songs wer really bad and there was no hits on the album. She also had no collabs. So its her own fault 

Dua and Zara outdid without being known in the US. Legends:clap3:

1 minute ago, X~MoviePoP said:

Her songs wer really bad and there was no hits on the album. She also had no collabs. So its her own fault 

Disagree. Growing Pains is really good.

She wants to not be popular and be an outcast so bad, so I hope she’s finally happy :foxaylove3:

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37 minutes ago, X~MoviePoP said:

Her songs wer really bad and there was no hits on the album. She also had no collabs. So its her own fault 

Thanks for the edgy review! Really added a lot of depth to this conversation!

Omg, I thought it was predicted to debut in the 20s? :biblio: The poor sis doesn't deserve this :dancehall:

Edited by Mezter

nnnn I remember a thread earlier with someone joking she'd debut at 80 and someone else responding no way she's expected to be top 20 :rip: No idea what happened here, can't believe no one wanted this album at all. 

wig joyride outpeaked :jonny5:

 

 

(sorry, but I take advantage of any chance I get to say that which is...hardly ever)

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