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Harry Styles: What went right?

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"As it Was" is the biggest song of 2022, his album is selling like hot cakes...hes the biggest male artist in the world for sure. What does Harry have his peers dont to make him smash like this? Discuss.

Solid music, likeable personality, knows his audience, catchy pop songs, hits the Zeitgeist.

the new album is shiet but his last two albums were great and he's just very likeable 

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Good to great songs (occasional duds sure), a very consistent brand and image, strong personal connection with his audience, likable, and willing to put the time and effort into what he does. 

Good music, a strong image/brand and genuinely a nice person.

Drive, hunger and hard work?

It's the basic formula. 

Everything else are side seasonings. 

Very good music, great stage presence, likeable, charismatic and genuinely nice personality, interesting and unique image, consistency and hard work... 

he didnt release kiwi as a single! :chick3:

 

nnn dw I read the title of what went wrong

 

honestly think because his a lovely guy.. 

He was given multi-million dollar recording deal, right out of the gate. Even when his 1st album did mediocre, the level of promo never stopped. That was not afforded to the other boys. 

16 hours ago, KKW said:

******* everyone in both the film and music industry

Oh :nicole2:

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