swissman Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 54 minutes ago, KingWitch said: Yeah the songs are more country influenced but the stans will fight anyone who points that out until they give in and call it country,a shame. "country-influenced" would imply that the core sound of the songs are not country, but that they just have influence of it. and yet the instrumentation and the instruments themselves, the writing, and the melodies are all quite country. excuse Beyoncé for adding some of her own influence to these country songs though, but that does not mean it's not country. 2
swissman Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 37 minutes ago, vale9001 said: It's true. It sounds like these JT trying to be country Songs. Very fake music, not real songs. these sound far more "real" than the standard fare she's contrasting it to.
Shinning Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 K Michelle sings country? Isn't she a Love & Hip-Hop girl?
X~MoviePoP Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 Azealias right tbh. The overproduction of the 2 songs heard so far and the vocals wasnt giving country 1
Domination Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 I kinda of agree about the R&B vocal runs comment. Texas Hold ‘Em was executed perfectly but 16 Carriages still feels very much R&B.
Blue Monday Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 Azealia is capable of making a point or two every once in a blue moon but it's clear she just doesn't like Beyoncé or Jay Z, and that's why I can never take her "critiques" against Beyoncé seriously 1
mons†er Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 she’s so incredibly pompous and wrong on top of being loud. K.Michelle’s voice is suited for country but those white people wont buy into it. Beyonce has already kicked down the barrier for black women in country music with ‘Daddy Lessons’. how does she fix her fingers to type these things w/o doing her research? Beyonce received the blessings of The Chicks, Country Icons.
Khal Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 K. Michelle better not let the devil (Azealia) use her by attempting to be shady.
qurl Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 1 hour ago, Mandalore said: Who's the K Michelle she's referring to? get into her hunni 1
Babydoll. Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 "you will gag when k michelle tears it" lmfao werk
thirdward Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 46 minutes ago, Shinning said: K Michelle sings country? Isn't she a Love & Hip-Hop girl? she has been meaning to go country for a minute idk if she did tho
BOOMBAYAH Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 I enjoy the ending of Texas Hold 'Em, which is ironically the least country-sounding part.
liquiddiamonds Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 the music sounds nothing like Feist. hang it up khia's daughter 2
liquiddiamonds Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 K was herself vibing to Bey's announcement and country era. K has done country and R&B and she deserves her flowers, but Azealia is just proxy using her. when did she ever go har for k??? never 1 1
getinthezone Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 suddenly everyones a country expert 3 2
Karla Cabello Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 i'd agree with her if her music wansn't so trash lately
Domination Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 2 hours ago, mons†er said: Beyonce has already kicked down the barrier for black women in country music with ‘Daddy Lessons’ A random album track she performed once 8 years ago? Love Bey and DL but
mons†er Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 1 minute ago, Domination said: A random album track she performed once 8 years ago? Love Bey and DL but and what Black woman do you know of? Quickly. Oh okay.
Gov Hooka Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 3 hours ago, ShouldersSideways said: Es Devlin the stage designer said after the horrific experience she had at the CMAs in 2016 she started researching the Black roots of the country genre and realized how buried the origins were. That's her goal, not pleasing traditional country fans. Can y’all share more insight on what happened at the CMAs. I wasn’t aware and am Genuinely curious.
Domination Posted February 12, 2024 Posted February 12, 2024 1 minute ago, mons†er said: and what Black woman do you know of? Quickly. Oh okay. Mickey Guyton. Also, Tracy Chapman is very country adjacent both before and after her recent resurgence.
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