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[Cleanromantic]

7 hours ago, mael said:

Imagine if YOYOK had better production

It already has great production though. It reminds me of a Pink hit from the early 2000s like Who Knew.

[Sweeftie13]

50 minutes ago, =NEX= said:

I wish she was a bit braver with pushing songs. Given her current level of dominance, she could have several songs smashing simultaneously like the Beatles had in the 60s, occupying entire Top 5 at certain point. Overexposure is not a thing anymore. If you don't wanna listen to someone you just don't click play on their songs and you're good. 

Absolutely agree with u, she can do in the hot 100 what she's doing on BB200

[Klein]

1 hour ago, =NEX= said:

I wish she was a bit braver with pushing songs. Given her current level of dominance, she could have several songs smashing simultaneously like the Beatles had in the 60s, occupying entire Top 5 at certain point. Overexposure is not a thing anymore. If you don't wanna listen to someone you just don't click play on their songs and you're good. 

37 minutes ago, Sweeftie13 said:

Absolutely agree with u, she can do in the hot 100 what she's doing on BB200

I think she's actually really smart for not going so hard on the singles. If she focused that hard on singles, her entire bodies of work wouldn't be nearly as successful. I think she currently has a fantastic balance between pushing smash singles that don't take all the attention away from her albums. 

 

That's why I also think she's incredibly smart for not doing pre-album single releases. She rightfully wants the attention to be on her album. 

 

Also, I think the fact her music is being consumed to those extremes while avoiding overexposure is also due to the fact that people listen to it because they want to. Pushing singles much harder would lead to the public being kinda "forced" to listen to them, which could actually be leading to overexposure.

[mael]

1 hour ago, Cleanromantic said:

It already has great production though. It reminds me of a Pink hit from the early 2000s like Who Knew.

That’s not a compliment. 

[Buffy]

SOTY is where it’s at. The rest don’t matter. If she doesn’t win SOTY this time, she never will.

[Michael196]

IFTYE being third lowest daily, despite being the opener 

Afterglow, Paper Rings & Daylight behaving as if they were acknowledged more than once since 2019...

 

 

 

[Cleanromantic]

18 minutes ago, mael said:

That’s not a compliment. 

What do you feel about Max Martin? 

[mael]

51 minutes ago, Cleanromantic said:

What do you feel about Max Martin? 

He is lovely when he works with the right artists. 

[Solaria]

When we listen to music we really listen to it we don't play. Were looking for great melodies, good lyrics, songs that will stay in the hearts of people... for 20 years down the road you know what im saying?

 

 

[Feanor]

9 hours ago, Sweeftie13 said:

It seems that the Italian music industry is welcoming Taylor like never before. And with the upcoming Eras Tour  in 2024 TS11 is about to be the era of the most successful international artist since Divide and the national news will continue to praise her forever 

It's the same thing here in Germany. Her popularity & media coverage has really increased considerably in the past year, and that's all before she has even started the Europe leg of her tour. Her shows here will boost her profile so much more.

 

If she plays her cards right, TS11 could really turn out to become one of the biggest pop culture moments of the century. The stage is set for a massive debut, everyone will be tuning in and checking it out when it drops…

 

Edited December 20, 2023 by Feanor

[wastedpotential]

2 hours ago, Love Again said:

When we listen to music we really listen to it we don't play. Were looking for great melodies, good lyrics, songs that will stay in the hearts of people... for 20 years down the road you know what im saying?

 

 

Now sis there's no reason to start redeeming End Fame, everyone hates ha 

[Goaty]

Taylor’s verse on End Game is an album highlight 

 

[TaylenaStan]

I hit you like, "Bang"
We tried to forget it, but we just couldn't
And I bury hatchets but I keep maps of where I put 'em
Reputation precedes me, they told you I'm crazy
I swear I don't love the drama, it loves ME!
And I can't let you go, your handprint's on my soul
It's like your eyes are liquor, it's like your body is gold
You've been calling my bluff on all my usual tricks
So here's the truth from my red lips



And the last chorus hits even harder after this classic verse

Edited December 21, 2023 by TaylenaStan

[wastedpotential]

49 minutes ago, Goaty said:

Taylor’s verse on End Game is an album highlight 

 

Oh I will attest to that, but Ed phoned it in (aside from the one cool line about the chips on his shoulders) and Future is incomprehensible, and above all it was a FLOP and I will unashamedly admit that that has tarred my opinion 

[Pop Fan]

TS11 will obviously be pop. It's not gonna be as ubiquitous as 1989, with 1989 she really created such a strong, kinda over-the-top promotional campaign, she wanted to become the biggest superstar in the world and she executed that era perfectly, she was so hungry for success but right now she is even bigger than she was in 2014 and the excessive promo would probably turn people off. But it will definetly have more smash hits on it than Midnights, like no one thought Midnights is gonna be this huge so she probably had less pressure while making it but Taylor is extremely smart and shes making the best music when she knows that the whole world will be tuned in and that she has the chance to have one of the successful eras of all time and that lots of people are just waiting to crizicize her and call her overrated. She understands her unprecedented demand and hype and she'll use it very wisely. She probably has like the same amount of hype as Adele had after 21. She will not let this once in a lifetime oppurtunity go to waste. Midnights, re-records and Eras tour hype is so massive like she's obviously breaking tons of records again. And she won't even need a huge promotion, she's just gonna push diff variants/covers, create some countdown event, leave some surprises for release day, few talk shows and some easter eggs in the first week. Everything else would be unnecesary. I seriously can't wait to witness this smashery, it's 100% gonna be one of the most dominant and iconic eras ever. I think we can all agree that Taylor is the smartest artist ever, like no one has ever mastered the industry like she did. And those that did reach her heights were groups that eventually disbanded or artists that had problems dealing with fame, scrutiny and addcition or they just didn't care about staying on top and wanted to be more lowkey, its exhausting and probably so overwhelming to be this huge but Taylor is extremely mentally strong and has an insane passion and drive and also an amazing support system.

Edited December 21, 2023 by Pop Fan

[19SLAYty9]

like ?? Feels too obvious at this point

[19SLAYty9]

37 minutes ago, Pop Fan said:

TS11 will obviously be pop. It's not gonna be as ubiquitous as 1989, with 1989 she really created such a strong, kinda over-the-top promotional campaign, she wanted to become the biggest superstar in the world and she executed that era perfectly, she was so hungry for success but right now she is even bigger than she was in 2014 and the excessive promo would probably turn people off. But it will definetly have more smash hits on it than Midnights, like no one thought Midnights is gonna be this huge so she probably had less pressure while making it but Taylor is extremely smart and shes making the best music when she knows that the whole world will be tuned in and that she has the chance to have one of the successful eras of all time and that lots of people are just waiting to crizicize her and call her overrated. She understands her unprecedented demand and hype and she'll use it very wisely. She probably has like the same amount of hype as Adele had after 21. She will not let this once in a lifetime oppurtunity go to waste. Midnights, re-records and Eras tour hype is so massive like she's obviously breaking tons of records again. And she won't even need a huge promotion, she's just gonna push diff variants/covers, create some countdown event, leave some surprises for release day, few talk shows and some easter eggs in the first week. Everything else would be unnecesary. I seriously can't wait to witness this smashery, it's 100% gonna be one of the most dominant and iconic eras ever. I think we can all agree that Taylor is the smartest artist ever, like no one has ever mastered the industry like she did. And those that did reach her heights were groups that eventually disbanded or artists that had problems dealing with fame, scrutiny and addcition or they just didn't care about staying on top and wanted to be more lowkey, its exhausting and probably so overwhelming to be this huge but Taylor is extremely mentally strong and has an insane passion and drive and also an amazing support system.

I want her to do the vinyl variants and then after a month of pre orders announce the single and then release it the following week as long as it’s a great song. And I want her to go all out week 1 for promo

[Cruel Summer]

I wouldn’t be shocked if the next album is a little bit of a curveball in terms of sound. Much of Taylor’s immense success has been thanks, in part at least, to her ability periodically reinvent herself like the greatest stars of the past while keeping a powerful core lyrical identity. Since it seems possible that the Eras Tour will keep going through the next album’s release, at least if any of the various 2024 predictions comes to fruition, the next album doesn’t actually have to do the heavy lifting of being a pop album for the pop star. It makes sense in retrospect that Midnights was pretty much pure pop because it set the stage for the tour and for the comeback of her pop megastar persona after a few cute years as a cabin witch hiding out in the woods. This next one could be anything, though, because Taylor as a pop megastar is already immediately present thanks to the tour. It wouldn’t be shocking if it was just pop again, since she seems to love the genre, but she’s really in a position where another pivot would be the most interesting thing she could do.

 

I think I’m rooting for the rock album many of us have wanted for ages. It would be a natural evolution of the pop persona and perfectly stadium-ready. 

[IBeMe]

We need 4th single from Midnights. Gay want 4th single! TS11 wait!

[Cruel Summer]

Also I’m playing I Can See You after a few weeks away from it and GOD she did THAT I ******* love this song 

 

[Pop Fan]

11 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said:

I want her to do the vinyl variants and then after a month of pre orders announce the single and then release it the following week as long as it’s a great song. And I want her to go all out week 1 for promo

She's definetly going all out for week 1. One thing about her I admire the most is that she's always making sure that her music is getting the treatment it deserves. She's proud of her work and wants it to be successful and get the recognition from the public and critics. She's probably already thinking about the marketing stragety/tricks and planning suprises/easter eggs for the debut week. 

[Pop Fan]

10 minutes ago, Cruel Summer said:

I wouldn’t be shocked if the next album is a little bit of a curveball in terms of sound. Much of Taylor’s immense success has been thanks, in part at least, to her ability periodically reinvent herself like the greatest stars of the past while keeping a powerful core lyrical identity. Since it seems possible that the Eras Tour will keep going through the next album’s release, at least if any of the various 2024 predictions comes to fruition, the next album doesn’t actually have to do the heavy lifting of being a pop album for the pop star. It makes sense in retrospect that Midnights was pretty much pure pop because it set the stage for the tour and for the comeback of her pop megastar persona after a few cute years as a cabin witch hiding out in the woods. This next one could be anything, though, because Taylor as a pop megastar is already immediately present thanks to the tour. It wouldn’t be shocking if it was just pop again, since she seems to love the genre, but she’s really in a position where another pivot would be the most interesting thing she could do.

 

I think I’m rooting for the rock album many of us have wanted for ages. It would be a natural evolution of the pop persona and perfectly stadium-ready. 

I think that you're missing the point. Taylor loves different genres but she switches them when she sees that people are getting tired of the same sound like with Speak Now and Lover (those albums underperformed) and she knew that she needed to reinvent herself to keep people's attention and reach newer audiences. Midnights is the biggest album of this decade and she's not changing genres for a new album and risk alienating her audience. It's definetly gonna be different sonically but the smartest thing for her is to do another universally accessible pop album with some surefire hits with that is different from 1989/lover/midnights but still straight up pop that everyone loves from her . She doesn't need to change right now cuz she's not on a decline commercially 

 

 

 

 

 

[19SLAYty9]

42 minutes ago, Cruel Summer said:

I wouldn’t be shocked if the next album is a little bit of a curveball in terms of sound. Much of Taylor’s immense success has been thanks, in part at least, to her ability periodically reinvent herself like the greatest stars of the past while keeping a powerful core lyrical identity. Since it seems possible that the Eras Tour will keep going through the next album’s release, at least if any of the various 2024 predictions comes to fruition, the next album doesn’t actually have to do the heavy lifting of being a pop album for the pop star. It makes sense in retrospect that Midnights was pretty much pure pop because it set the stage for the tour and for the comeback of her pop megastar persona after a few cute years as a cabin witch hiding out in the woods. This next one could be anything, though, because Taylor as a pop megastar is already immediately present thanks to the tour. It wouldn’t be shocking if it was just pop again, since she seems to love the genre, but she’s really in a position where another pivot would be the most interesting thing she could do.

 

I think I’m rooting for the rock album many of us have wanted for ages. It would be a natural evolution of the pop persona and perfectly stadium-ready. 

I think she’ll still be pop because it seems she changes genres whenever she plateaus or declines but I would love something more left field of pop similar to Robyn. Would love a new wave pop record. I also expect it to be something more European friendly giver her being huge there now after trying for years and years. Could also see pop that’s influenced by grunge 

[mael]

Y’all really can’t handle any sort of criticism huh? Yoyok is literally in my top 10, it could have been top 5 without the half assed production, and y’all know I love godtonoff 

[Ms. Togekiss]

Miss Petty the rapist apologist needs to stay in her lane away from Taylor thank you