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Can Adele be massively successful again ?

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she doesnt want to be 

 

she made 30 in  a way so she wouldn't have that same level fo fame again :michael:

Yes, she could be if she wanted to. However, I don't think she really cares about being the best, and it doesn't seem like she is desperate for it. She takes her time to release things when she wants to.

I think she could, but that takes work and innovation…two things Adele does not seem to want to do.  

Adele has the advantage of not having to rely on the younger audience in order to be successful so I don't think its over for her, however I don't think she will ever match the success of 25 or 21 again. 

She is massively successful lol. 
She will obviously not have a third megasmash era like 21/25 though. 

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You don’t have the single biggest peak for an artist in history and not have the ability to smash again if you wanted 

She can easily snatch EOM sized hit again. But in album wise she won't have 25 sized era again. probably bit better than 30 era I think

1 minute ago, khalyan said:

You don’t have the single biggest peak for an artist in history and not have the ability to smash again if you wanted 

Umm The Beatles, MJ and Whitney all had bigger peaks.

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Maybe if she changes her sound and has a huge uptempo smash. 

An original Xmas album might do it tbh. And no, switching up her sound won't work. She's not someone who thrives on shock value. That's literally the most anti-brand thing she could do and I doubt it's gonna help her in the long run. Her core audience, which is not the gays, want the sad ballads and the chubbiness back.

1 hour ago, ugo said:

Adele's fourth album underperformed compared to her two massively successful albums (25 and 21). Easy on me had a successful chart run but has slowed down since its release and the 3 other singles didn't perform as expected. We were all expecting something different for Adele "30" but she decided to go down the route she's most known for: ballads. Can Adele 34 debut with over a million again ? What sound do you expect for her next album? 

 

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Anything would have been considered a underperformance from Adele. Even 1.5m people still would have said it flopped 

1 hour ago, Dula Peep said:

Adele has the advantage of not having to rely on the younger audience in order to be successful so I don't think its over for her, however I don't think she will ever match the success of 25 or 21 again

Nobody ever will and nobody has since.

Her last era was still massively successful though, it just didn't have crazy longevity:skull:

All the songs were duds on 30. Everyone was hyping the Max Martin and Shellback song on here and it was lackluster. I think the catchiest songs on the album were "I drink Wine" and "Oh My God."

 

I think the most experimental songs on the album were the one where she is talking to her son and "Oh My God".

 

She should work with Paul Epworth as a producer again and that ome guy who produced "Someone like You". Her former label was XL Recordings was more known for their electronic music and indie type of artists, I think she needs to bring her old team back together tbh.

She definitely could have another massive song.  There is still a lot of goodwill  and love towards Adele as shown by the response to EOM and her success in Vegas.

 

Her big issue is that she needs to release new music in the next two years , preferably within a year. Taking long breaks between releases is always risky but even more so when the latest album didn't have good longevity . 

 

Taylor releasing every two years until reputation and then releasing frequently after reputation reduced the impact of any song or album that underperformed.

 

Adele waiting so long between 25 and 30 was what really hurt 30 as she hadn't successfully transitioned her fanbase to streaming. And releasing so rarely usually makes a fanbase much more casual and less hardcore.  

 

Of course she also needs to evolve her sound. 

 

Regardless , Adele is still extremely successful as is.

3 hours ago, Jjang said:

I don't think she cares 

:ahh:

Adele is literally the most chart obsessed artist after Taylor 

 

 

No, she's over

2 hours ago, GreatestLoveofAll said:

whats with all the adele threads today? she isnt even active rn :rip:

Legends are discussed all the time.

2 hours ago, GreatestLoveofAll said:

whats with all the adele threads today? she isnt even active rn :rip:

Just look at all the OPs lol

 

She's still massive without any music activities or PR lol. Y'll act like she's some forgotten fad :ahh:

Just now, Sept said:

Just look at all the OPs lol

 

She's still massive without any music activities or PR lol. Y'll act like she's some forgotten fad :ahh:

it really irks them that despite so many achievements their fave will never reach the same peak, respect, and organic success Adele had. 

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