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Is Dua really faceless?

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Omg mods please ban these dua faceless threads. It’s bad trolling at this point.

 

only faceless examples are kamila and ava. Dua is a house hold name

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Not faceless at all. But will she be known in a decade? Idk. 

that conversation is so boring omg .

 

what did you have to call and tell her tho 

2 hours ago, HANZ94 said:

She is just boring and not interesting at all 

Interviewed Tim Cook CEO of Apple the other week, has interviewed all kinds of people on her podcast too from human rights lawyers, to Monica Lewinsky, to haute couture designers, to film director Pedro Almodavar ( partly in the Spanish she’s learnt). Previously she’s interviewed Bernie Sanders too.

 

She’s done a visit to a refugee camp in the Lebanon for the UN, set up a charity for performance arts in Kosovo, as well as being integral to the Sunny Hill Music festival in Kosovo too.

 

Has political opinions on Qatar, Kosovo, Palestine/Israel and various U.K. issues. Was awarded a roving ambassador role by the president of Kosovo, and Albanian citizenship by that nation’s president for what she’s done for Albania’s image, and the kindergarten rebuild she partly personally funded in Tirana the capital after it was flattened in an earthquake.

 

I’d say she’s very positively engaged with the world around her.


If she’s “boring” frankly I feel there’s none so blind as don’t want to see.

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50 minutes ago, dirrtydiana said:

Omg mods please ban these dua faceless threads. It’s bad trolling at this point.

 

only faceless examples are kamila and ava. Dua is a house hold name

Oh that’s not… Ava Max is not faceless

Honestly yes but she’s becoming more recognizable so she's on the right track 

So many people know who she is. I think people confuse faceless for not having a massive fan base. She just a GP girl

People love to throw that word around. She isn't. People know who she is. And people know who Bebe is too, you can't have 40 million monthly listeners and be faceless, even if it is all collabs.

She isn't.

In Europe she's basically the bigger popstar at the moment :skull:

Let’s define faceless first because I never heard that having success must mean that someone is not faceless 

I feel like she is on  a good track not to be. Currently she is giving me Katy Perry vibes, hype and hits but it seems she doesnt have a strong fanbase to fall back on when the hype slows down. Her Grammys performance was a step in the right direcrion and she needs more iconic moments like that. H and TS are bops but they sound like Future Nostalgia and this is why she isnt slaying that much. She should switch it up for her next era

no but i am afraid that she doesn’t really know her musical identity outside of her good, but growingly stale retro pop 

Yes, people may know all of her hits but if they see her in person, they cannot tell who she is. This video proves it.

 

 

 

 

According to the GP representative the 43 years old Shopia, no she's not faceless :ryan3:

I mean Dua's beauty make her a total package pop girl, so how can she be faceless?

34 minutes ago, Ron Ng said:

Yes, people may know all of her hits but if they see her in person, they cannot tell who she is. This video proves it.

 

 

 

 

but this before Dont start now smashed. Many has changed after that Era

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