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Which artists serve both quality and quantity

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Quantity could be amount of songs on an album or amount of releases in a short amount of time

 

Who are they? :-*

Allday :gaycat3:

 

he drops Quality each year with no fillers ever!  a pure Australian rap icon.   no album this year but he dropped EP, 4 songs by themselves and heaps of features.

 

Beyoncé. 

 

All her albums are multi-platinum (minimum 3 times Platinum). Even REN is Platinum now and will be double Platinum at least, all her albums are GRAMMYs nominated too, and honored with Album Of The Year nominations.

 

Of course Taylor.

 

 

Edit: oh wait, I'm not sure if the quantity means sales too 

Edited by PrudenceHCharmed

37 minutes ago, Take Me Apart said:

 

TWICE :clap3:and certainly not Taylor Swift

:cm:

Rihanna only knows Quality. It's unfortunate that she has left Quantity in 2012:deadbanana2:

Lana is the only correct answer.

 

Ariana used to do it from debut all the way to Positions but then....

 

Taylor to some extent.. 

 

 

4 minutes ago, Totami Legend said:

Taylor

Lana

Carly

TWICE

+ kylie minogue :clap3:

Beyonce releases sth every 2-3 years and it always includes great songs and variety. So definitely her!

Lana

 

Beyonce too is she released constantly (i dont include side projects) 

Madonna, Kylie, Utada, Mylène, Taylor, Bruce, Queen, Carly Rae Jepsen

Edited by The7thStranger

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