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Things that aged badly on ATRL

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- Beyoncé last solo hit was during Bush administration 

- Beyoncé last hit is Telephone 

- Beyoncé has to remix already popular song by other artist in order to have #1

 

- Lady Gaga will never have a #1 after BTW.

- Lady Gaga will never win an Oscar after losing for TIHTY.

- A Star is Stillborn

- Lady Gaga will never have a #1 after Shallow.

- Lady Gaga will never win a Grammy after ARTPOP.

Ariana having no solo hits

Ariana having no #1 hits

Everything negative pertaining to Britney

All the Nicki stans acting like PF2 was a massive smash and she'd proved ATRL wrong

45 minutes ago, GraceRandolph said:

- A Star is Stillborn

:deadbanana4::deadbanana4::deadbanana4:

 

OT:

Dua Lipa is flopping, why?

Only for said song becoming a (smash) hit 2 months later.

I remember when Rihanna was being dragged for having no #1 album and being a single artist.

People that said that Zara Larsson and Camila Cabello would end up being bigger than Dua Lipa

"Taylor Swift is local"… and now she's about to be named IFPI's Top Global Artist for a record-extending 4th time. :ninja:

3 hours ago, GraceRandolph said:

- Lady Gaga will never have a SOLO #1 after BTW.

- Lady Gaga will never have a #1 after Shallow without a big name featured (Ariana or BP)

I think these have aged like fine wine

Edited by Ron Ng

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