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RIP Dolly Parton ❤️

Artists whose globalness is overrated?

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For starters, P!NK.

Her success has been carried by the Anglosphere (namely Australia) & Germany, yet she's irrelevant in Asia, South America, and Africa and even lacks success in many European markets like Spain.

Who else?

 

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    Not album sales in 2022    Bad Bunny album sales in Latin America - 20,500    Taylor and Rihanna has only 200k pure sales difference in Latin America which is basically equal to 30

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1 minute ago, Nefertiti0 said:

Bad Bunny

Agreed. His stats are very underwhelming for someone whose constantly touted as global on this site.

I think Latin Artists in general are mislabeled as global because streaming is so big in Latin America :cm:

 

P!nk, people on here be acting like she's the Michael Jackson in Australia. The soccer moms over there just like her disposable music they don't actually stan for P!nk 

All those who are exclusively popular and successful in countries commonly receptive of music in English and American stars, so basically anyone who doesn't make a dent outside of the anglosphere + Europe

Britney. The fact she has ZERO #1 albums in the top market of the UK says it all.

Honestly Shakira

stans think she is the biggest thing out of most pop girls

when she is mostly big in Latin America and Europe

20 minutes ago, Rowan said:

Agreed. His stats are very underwhelming for someone whose constantly touted as global on this site.

I think Latin Artists in general are mislabeled as global because streaming is so big in Latin America :cm:

 

Spanish music is visible all thru out the world. Latin America isn’t the only continent in which we consume Spanish speaking music. This site is constantly downplaying Latinos and ya don’t ever get called out for it.  :biblionny:
 

OT. Madonna and Britney Spears for sure. They are basically unknown in Puerto Rico and thru out the Caribbean islands. I didn’t know about them until I was a teenager when I started seeking English speaking music. :priceless:

10 minutes ago, Winged said:

Adele 

Lady Gaga

Ariana

One of these artists is selling out stadiums in Japan within minutes, so probably not her

how would measure this accurately?

a lot of countries don't have charts or their charts aren't really representative of what's actually popular

 

every personal account will be just an anecdote, even if someone personally travelled to a said country

 

i think checking YouTube stats of where the streams came from or at the very least Spotify charts in countries where it's available would give a more accurate picture. So let's see some receipts first. 

14 minutes ago, Love Again said:

Justin Bieber

He's popular everywhere so this is definitely not true :rip: 

 

 

Shakira is the correct answer. Maybe Adele. 

30 minutes ago, unclefloprry said:

Taylor and Beyonce in this forum  :cm:
 

They’re constantly called local on here :rip:

32 minutes ago, unclefloprry said:

Taylor and Beyonce in this forum  :cm:
 

The way Beyonce stays on your mind 24/7. ATRL and it’s mental health crisis on full display, again 

1 hour ago, Love Again said:

Justin Bieber

I don’t agree with this.

 

Bieber is, inarguably, the most international male pop-star to debut since 2010 and I would argue that his global status is bigger than other male pop stars who debuted post-2000 ie. Justin Timberlake, Usher, Chris Brown, The Weeknd etc.

 

I think only Harry Styles and possibly Bad Bunny is matching his cross-continental power in recent times. 

 

As a matter of fact, much like Rihanna, the majority of Bieber’s sales/streams are more WW than domestic (U.S) related. 

How are people saying Adele when 21 & 25 are among the best selling albums in most of the countries where they charted :deadbanana: 

9 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

I don’t agree with this.

 

Bieber is, inarguably, the most international male pop-star to debut since 2010 and I would argue that his global status is bigger than other male pop stars who debuted post-2000 ie. Justin Timberlake, Usher, Chris Brown, The Weeknd etc.

 

I think only Harry Styles and possibly Bad Bunny is matching his cross-continental power in recent times. 

 

As a matter of fact, much like Rihanna, the majority of Bieber’s sales/streams are more WW than domestic (U.S) related. 

Speaking of globalness being overrated. The math isn’t mathing with the pedestal the media had him up on before 2018. With every advantage you can have — male, white, straight, considerably presentable/marketable, you’d think he’d have outsold all of his peers and he has not

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