Sorry but I never understood her success. As a Brit, I've met one person in my life who claimed to like her music. It feels like it's always been popular to drag her (like Rita Ora ).

1 hour ago, ithinkheknowsoutsold said:

About this, we as ATRL gays assume this happens to female artists only but it happens to men just as often. Britain has a very fast turnover in terms of both the singles chart and debut of new artists due to it geographically and culturally being the middle point between American music and European music, so artists don't really get a lot of time to stick around.

Yeah. Also everyone wants to bash the UK GP for not supporting these people longer than one or two albums but no one wants to address the fact that most of the popstars major labels shove down our throats are faceless. Of course these people aren't building a fanbase because they have no unique qualities. They're just the latest vehicles to push some writers camp demos into the top 10 and can easily be replaced be someone younger and cooler.

 

If you look at artists who've had success past their debut in the UK, like Sam Fender, Dua Lipa, Adele, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, Little Mix, Coldplay etc these people all have/had distinctive brands and thus had some name recognition and built a fanbase.

not enough payola on UK's radio 

Spent most of her career as a faceless hit-girl and had no real fanbase, and then when she finally did show us who she was... she was rotted af lmaoooo. Good riddance!

2 hours ago, Joyride said:

Anne-Marie lowkey escaping the curse

Truly one of the biggest shock in UK pop music scene fr

2 hours ago, Joyride said:

Anne-Marie lowkey escaping the curse

She managed that by having collabs though: Little Mix, Niall Horan, David Guetta, Aitch etc

8 minutes ago, reymiu said:

She managed that by having collabs though: Little Mix, Niall Horan, David Guetta, Aitch etc

well to be fair she is on her third album right now, the curse starts with the fourth (for American Artists) so maybe she got lucky and will suffer from the fourth album curse?

Atlantic UK tried controling her sound and she wanted to do something else. The biggest crime is the music video for "I'll Be There" being removed from YouTube.

6 hours ago, Binxstan said:

She failed to build up a fanbase and relied on the GP for her hits. 

 

A couple of bad PR disasters and they dropped her as they do with most females after a couple of eras = nobody to consume her music. 

This.

Karma for terrorising British and Irish radio stations between 2015 and 2018. Still don't get why her debut album was as gigantic as it was in this part of the world 

I always forget I’ve seen her live, it’s was so underwhelming thank god she was only the opening act. 

a lot of artists are GP fueled but she is the MOST gp fueled that we've had. it's like those songs were hand crafted for the grocery store and morning radio.

Jess is great... But I didn't like this new song... Also we're in the streaming era, and I don't see her a streaming force.

3 hours ago, KOMH said:

Karma for terrorising British and Irish radio stations between 2015 and 2018. Still don't get why her debut album was as gigantic as it was in this part of the world 

Because she has a good voice and catchy songs? Some of yall need to touch grass. Your dedication to hating is insane.

the uk always does this to their female artists. whats new.

 

this is why they always try to break the american market for security.

17 minutes ago, Walk_Away21 said:

Because she has a good voice and catchy songs? Some of yall need to touch grass. Your dedication to hating is insane.

Catchy, sure, but nowhere near worthy of being the British female with the most #1s, over the likes of Adele, Cheryl, Dua, Amy, Ellie etc 

15 hours ago, ithinkheknowsoutsold said:

Bad attitude, transphobia, unprofessional, annoying British GP with her bland music, broke Cheryl's record of being the British female artist with most number ones etc.

Who cares seriously? It's not like Cheryl deserved it to begin with 

 

Jess is absolute trash though, glad she's flopping now. She never established a big fanbase and took too long of a break, she was bound to flop.