base talk What is the most impactful album of the 2010s ?

[MoonGoodandHappy]

What is the most impactful album of the 2010s ? 

 

[Pink Matter]

 

A combination of these three   

[byzantium]

Born to Die probably.

[SlowGinFizzzz]

3 minutes ago, Pink Matter said:

 

 

[QueenBeyoncé]

Self-Titled & Lemonade 

Edited May 4, 2023 by QueenBeyoncé

[.Odyssey.]

Britney Jean

[halcyonday]

[NOW]

7 minutes ago, Pink Matter said:

 

A combination of these two  

These and probably Channel Orange. Something happened online during 2011-12

[Selegend]

Pop female albums only: Born To Die (indie pop), Teenage Dream (bubblegum "pure" pop), Beyonce self-titled (Friday releases/visual album), Born This Way (visuals and sound inspired some b-list singers i think) and 1989 (max martin) 

 

There's probably more, but those were the ones that came to my head. 

 

[Pink Matter]

Just now, NOW said:

These and probably Channel Orange. Something happened online during 2011-12

I wanted to add Frank but I think his impact was a bit more understated. The other two are clearer. **** it, I'm gonna edit my post 

[Dystopian]

[Saintlor]

Born to Die is the most impactful album of this century, let alone the 2010s

[GraceRandolph]

[NOW]

1 minute ago, Pink Matter said:

I wanted to add Frank but I think his impact was a bit more understated. The other two are clearer. **** it, I'm gonna edit my post 

 

The fact that there are artists that are pulling from any combination of these 3 to this day really speaks to their impact.

[EnigmaticAndroid]

 

[Donquizote]

21.

Numbers dont lie. 

 

[Oktober Knight]

21, duh

[alejandreaux]

taking into account all the different types of impact (such as popularity, acclaim, influence, cultural presence, etc.) these are the Big 5 in no particular order imo:

[Sazare]

21, obviously 

[PopKills]

1 hour ago, halcyonday said:

[Cameltoe Chariot]

 

 

Not the only ones, but absolutely two of the most impactful by far.

[FSXP]

It’s probably cliché, but I would argue 21. The numbers are the numbers, but 21 truly did shift the music industry from EDM domination. I don’t think we would get to alt-pop, alt-R&B or music focusing on introspection and lyricism to the large degree that we did post 2012. 

[The Music Industry]

21. Let's be real here

[k4rmabutterfly]

The Pure Heroine erasure  Born to Die, Pure Heroine, BEYONCÉ, ANTI, Ctrl 

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