charts discussion DAY 7: Normani’s “Fair” | One Week Later And It’s OUT Everywhere!

[Superbitch]

14 hours ago, infrared said:

She went from mirroring Beyoncé’s career to mirroring Iggy Azealea 

Honey iggy has a -#1 and 2 top 3 this person can only wish to have that  

 

more like Azelia banks that had hype but that hype never got her anything 

Edited March 26, 2022 by Superbitch

[ReH2o]

She was so risky to released this boring song 

[GoodGuyGoneGhetto]

12 hours ago, HANZ94 said:

she truly lost her chance

 

I've never seen someone destroy her own career like this

 

and to think she had the entire music industry on her side 2 years ago 

 

THEE Rihanna; THEE Beyoncé, THEE Janet Jackson, THEE Mary J Blige were all praising her, whether publicly or behind the scenes, and look at what’s happened.

 

I don’t think there’s been an upcoming artist, this century, whom has had so much support from both current and non-current music legends and still hasn’t been able to succeed.

 

 

Also, the only other Black female artist, I can think of right now, that had widespread industry support prior to her official debut, and even after she debuted, from famous musicians of that time, is Whitney Houston - and that was almost 40 years ago.

 

Houston had support and industry back-up from Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Luther Vandross, Jermaine Jackson, Teddy Pendergrass etc., made use of that and became her own star. Normani had it all going for her and…

 

Nothing. 

 

 

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@ibreathepop @Starshine @Witnessed ET @PrudenceHCharmed @Armani?

 

Agree?

 

Edited March 26, 2022 by GoodGuyGoneGhetto

[Lady Claire]

So now that it's over we're gonna wait for her upcoming yearly single in 2023?

 

[Delusional]

This is just so sad. Idk what to say. It’s such a good song  I hope she or the label aren’t put off from releasing an album now 

[Witnessed ET]

4 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

THEE Rihanna; THEE Beyoncé, THEE Janet Jackson, THEE Mary J Blige were all praising her, whether publicly or behind the scenes, and look at what’s happened.

 

I don’t think there’s been an upcoming artist, this century, whom has had so much support from both current and non-current music legends and still hasn’t been able to succeed.

 

 

Also, the only other Black female artist, I can think of right now, that had widespread industry support prior to her official debut, and even after she debuted, from famous musicians of that time, is Whitney Houston - and that was almost 40 years ago.

 

Houston had support and industry back-up from Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Luther Vandross, Jermaine Jackson, Teddy Pendergrass etc., made use of that and became her own star. Normani had it all going for her and…

 

Nothing. 

 

 

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@ibreathepop @Starshine @Witnessed ET @PrudenceHCharmed @Armani?

 

Agree?

 

I have to say I agree. She definitely had the support and hype. But she didn’t work towards utilizing that in a timely way. 
But one thing, you can’t really compare Whitney to Normani tho, come on now 

Edited March 26, 2022 by Witnessed ET

[Witnessed ET]

23 hours ago, Broken said:

The "*insert female artist* is the female *insert female artist*" is an ATRL joke .

 

OT: The title .

 

 

Ah I see. But still incredibly dumb and ignorant to bring Katy ******* Perry as if she isn’t a huge global popstar and a household name in her own right, and comparing her to….Normani 

 

23 hours ago, Gaia said:

SZA has a unique voice that Normani doesn’t have. I don’t see Normani’s weak/thin voice ever carrying a solo song really

true, but she could at least leverage her beauty/looks and performance skills to carve her own niche as this sexy urban/rnb girl. Especially when she had all the industry support and hype. 

[Kamil24]

Oh wow, I streamed it today, hope that helps. The song is not bad.

[itsmee]

5 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

THEE Rihanna; THEE Beyoncé, THEE Janet Jackson, THEE Mary J Blige were all praising her, whether publicly or behind the scenes, and look at what’s happened.

 

I don’t think there’s been an upcoming artist, this century, whom has had so much support from both current and non-current music legends and still hasn’t been able to succeed.

 

 

Also, the only other Black female artist, I can think of right now, that had widespread industry support prior to her official debut, and even after she debuted, from famous musicians of that time, is Whitney Houston - and that was almost 40 years ago.

 

Houston had support and industry back-up from Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Luther Vandross, Jermaine Jackson, Teddy Pendergrass etc., made use of that and became her own star. Normani had it all going for her and…

 

Nothing. 

 

 

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@ibreathepop @Starshine @Witnessed ET @PrudenceHCharmed @Armani?

 

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ikr 

that's the crazy part in all of this 

with the hype , promo  and payola she had she should at least b list singer numbers, that's not even the case heck she isn't even doing indie numbers 

 

I saw a tweet her song was going to debut at around 52 bubbling under 

 

 

literally wtf, if it's true she will be literally making history has the floppiest pop girl ever

 

 

[HANZ94]

6 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

THEE Rihanna; THEE Beyoncé, THEE Janet Jackson, THEE Mary J Blige were all praising her, whether publicly or behind the scenes, and look at what’s happened.

 

I don’t think there’s been an upcoming artist, this century, whom has had so much support from both current and non-current music legends and still hasn’t been able to succeed.

 

 

Also, the only other Black female artist, I can think of right now, that had widespread industry support prior to her official debut, and even after she debuted, from famous musicians of that time, is Whitney Houston - and that was almost 40 years ago.

 

Houston had support and industry back-up from Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Luther Vandross, Jermaine Jackson, Teddy Pendergrass etc., made use of that and became her own star. Normani had it all going for her and…

 

Nothing. 

 

 

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@ibreathepop @Starshine @Witnessed ET @PrudenceHCharmed @Armani?

 

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Mess when you put it like that 

 

she truly is dumb for not doing anything with all of that 

 

now it’s way too late 

[Starshine]

8 hours ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

THEE Rihanna; THEE Beyoncé, THEE Janet Jackson, THEE Mary J Blige were all praising her, whether publicly or behind the scenes, and look at what’s happened.

 

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@ibreathepop @Starshine @Witnessed ET @PrudenceHCharmed @Armani?

 

Agree?

 

 

And it's not even just that. Black twitter hyped her up to the heavens. It's even more frustrating than Rihanna not releasing music because at least she has a business venture to justify years of absence. When you abuse the anticipation hype for years, and then come out with these wack songs...  She has decades of pop girl blueprints to follow like the girls you mentioned. She clearly doesn't have any musical sense of what's in and popular.

 

If you want to go your own way, arts not the charts... do it when you've established yourself in the industry. Beyonce stopped making music for commercial success after IASF and went in an artistic direction that elevated her career even higher. Normani has yet to even give us a Crazy in Love or Pon de Replay/Umbrella. Instead Normani is just... all over the place throwing **** at a wall imitating Beyonce and Aaliyah.

[Sweet Sexy Savage]

Very weird energy here bordering on racism

[Guilherme Make Love]

It´s not a trully awful song, but it´s an awful single, especially considering she drop one per year. She should just drop an entire album at this point, maybe this will generate some considerable hype for her.

 

Bur the funny thing to me is that i remember Normani stans dragging Camila for flopping a few months ago and now Camila latest single released nearly a month ago is slowly climbing to top 10 on spotify and serving stability 

 

Not that i´m a Camila fan but it´s hilarious how a few months can change entire narratives 

[Witnessed ET]

On 3/27/2022 at 3:43 AM, Guilherme Make Love said:

It´s not a trully awful song, but it´s an awful single, especially considering she drop one per year. She should just drop an entire album at this point, maybe this will generate some considerable hype for her.

 

Bur the funny thing to me is that i remember Normani stans dragging Camila for flopping a few months ago and now Camila latest single released nearly a month ago is slowly climbing to top 10 on spotify and serving stability 

 

Not that i´m a Camila fan but it´s hilarious how a few months can change entire narratives 

Even if people have mixed feelings about Camila and rightfully so, the time when you could compare her to Normani is long gone. That girl has proven time and time again that she has the DRIVE and the motivation to succeed and she made it happen, whereas Normani is lacking in that tbh. 

[V3$$3L.]

Y’all are sofa king ANNOYING.

 

If anything, they’ll just fast track that bop from the video in April/May/June.

[ALA]

 

[Orsay]

18 minutes ago, ALA said:

 

A top 20 HIT

[Alexz]

On 3/26/2022 at 3:36 PM, Lady Claire said:

So now that it's over we're gonna wait for her upcoming yearly single in 2023?

 

 

We will not be waiting.

[Armani?]

7 hours ago, ALA said:

 

This is bad, really bad

[Exzime.]

22 hours ago, ALA said:

 

The way she keeps LOSING 

[Bethenny Frankel]

serving this

 

[Bentley]

I honestly didn’t even expect it to hit the bubbling under so kudos

 

Not every song can be a sangria wine