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not really, her tour was a success last year

ig the new generations don't really know (nor care about) her

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It depends on where are you from. :swim2:
 

We cannot pretend she was global because she wasn't but in the countries where she was renowned her impact is real :clap3:

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Shes obvious is, but she was immense so... The present don't change the past. 

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7 hours ago, LikeATattoo said:

Janet is actually eerily omnipresent in popular music. Her impact and influence are profoundly vast.

 

Some uncultured people not being able to name numerous songs of hers says more about them than it does about her.

 

She's a little bit like Blues music, in this context. Most people (particularly past a certain age/generation) can't name many famous Blues musicians, but those Blues artists are still the most important musicians of the 20th century, and we encounter their domineering influence throughout all modern music; this is despite the mass-inability to attach faces to said influence (itself a symptom of societal and global anti-blackness, but that's a whole essay).

 

And speaking of race—because it's inevitably the purple elephant in these conversations, whether non-black people care to admit it or not—Janet will always be relevant (and deified) within black communities and spaces.

 

TL;DR: Janet is an indisputable legend. Disrespect towards her reflects a wider cultural issue, which you've clearly chosen to be a part of.

Caso cerrado. :clap3:
 

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She is not forgotten,  her legacy however is poorly promoted within the current GP memory due to the ban.  Her team needs to put more work on promoting her impact and music to modern audiences, especially newer generations 

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Sadly yes.

 

She has core fans and is a legend in her own right, but she is now mostly forgotten by the general public (even more so outside the US).

 

 

 

 

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Her career was completely killed during 2000s making people born from 90s rarely hear about her. Prior to blacklist, her older songs are getting the same level of reply value of Whitney in the state. 
 

Once we entered the streaming era, she is a long independent artist with family management, they don't pay a single dime to promote her legacy via playlists which is much more easy and convenient compared to radio era. 
 

Her popularity is up by a lot after her doc gone viral. I think we are lucky at what we are now. Her touring stats more than double after the doc and has some genuine international appeal. Releasing a album with some proper single can give her some push indeed but Janet is in such a comfortable period and has other priorities like her son to consider in her plate.

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8 hours ago, vale9001 said:

than Cyndi Lauper and then Whitney.

I know this story is fake just based on this, Cyndi does not have more recurring hits than Whitney :toofunny2:

 

OT: Janet legend

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i just know her for being MJ sister tbh

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This topic is as stale as hell, come up with something else

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She was erased due to racism but her legacy and blueprint impact prevails :alexz:

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Tbh living in europe i've never heard a single Janet Jackson song playing on the radio so there must be a problem with that. May be due to the superbowl performance ?

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7 minutes ago, Baegalme said:

Tbh living in europe i've never heard a single Janet Jackson song playing on the radio so there must be a problem with that. May be due to the superbowl performance ?

Kinda, after the ban in US she focused there and stopped promoting global

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not this tired-ass topic again

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Nope. The stability she had from 1986-2001 was insane and she still scored a #1 album in 2015.

 

The impact is still there.

 

Her team puts no effort into cultivating her online presence though 

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Forgotten people don't have countless threads made about them by haters on ATRL.

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She just sold like 10,000+ tickets in my city two nights ago. She is not forgotten :rip: 

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She's not forgotten. She was just never a global force, so most countries do not care about her besides being Michael's sister.

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On 7/21/2024 at 3:58 AM, Alaska. said:

The new R&B girlies keep mentioning her as an inspiration, so I guess not

 

On 7/21/2024 at 4:01 AM, LikeATattoo said:

Janet is, in fact, eerily omnipresent in music and pop culture as a whole. Her impact and influence on the modern popular music landscape are astonishingly vast.

 

Uncultured rodents being unable to name numerous songs of hers says more about them than it does about her.

 

She's a little bit like Blues music, in this context; most people (particularly past a certain age/generation) can't name many famous Blues musicians, but those Blues artists are still the most important musicians of the 20th century, and we unknowingly encounter their domineering influence throughout all modern music, every single day. That the greater majority of people are unable to attach specific faces to said influence is moreso a statement about both societal and global anti-blackness, but that's an entire dissertation that I can't be bothered to type up on a Sunday (mind you, OP doesn't seem intellectually equipped to receive and digest the aforementioned in the first place).

 

And speaking of race—the purple elephant in these conversations that non-black people are so comedically determined to ignore—Janet will always be relevant (and deified) within black communities and spaces.

 

TL;DR: Janet is an indisputable legend. Disrespect towards her reflects a wider cultural issue, which OP has exposed himself as being a part of.

 

On 7/21/2024 at 4:01 AM, Doogle said:

No because this thread is made every week you guys can't shut the **** up about her

 

On 7/21/2024 at 4:19 AM, ICLDXU4HS said:

Not as long as I live. 

 

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On 7/21/2024 at 4:28 AM, allforyou said:

Don't y'all get bored of making this same thread over and over again? :deadbanana2:

 

She's selling out arenas all over America and is gonna be doing arenas in Europe too… doesn't seem to be forgotten at all!

 

On 7/21/2024 at 9:11 AM, Havoc said:

No. She is one of the biggest and most important pop stars of all time and that is not debatable. 

 

On 7/21/2024 at 9:20 AM, ChooseyLover said:

So much emphasis is placed on vocal range nowadays? Are you for real? Have you seen the charts? :dies:

 

On 7/21/2024 at 9:43 AM, Pheromosa said:

She isn't forgotten obviously.

She was unable to reach the newer generations (because of the ban primarily) like most acts that came before her and after her.

Not sure why she's singled out for this.

Also streams don't indicate who is consciously in the minds of the GP, that is pure sci-fi :ahh:

 

On 7/21/2024 at 10:51 AM, Broken said:

Why do users who post **** all the time always pretend to have friends? :deadbanana2:

 

On 7/21/2024 at 1:26 PM, Armani? said:

This topic is as stale as hell, come up with something else

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obviously not since yall remember to make this thread every month 

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yes, but ppl act like that's a terrible thing to say as if every single main pop girl is gonna stay relevant for their entire careers lol 

 

she has impact and is an icon tho, that's undeniable.

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Certainly not on here since this thread is made every other week so she stays on your mind with imaginary stories about having "friends".

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Yes she is forgotten. Time passes by and all her fans who grew up to her will die. She doesn't have a song on the radio for more than 20 years. That is a mistake on her behalf. 
 

The only song i know of her is Don't Stop and that is also because of the radios. 
 

Her dumb team or whatever can do something to promote her catalogue. Mariah and Madonna are legends and icons for that. Both have nice streaming numbers. Even Dolly Partons team promoted her catalogue she has HUGE hits on spotify for being 700 years old. 
 

Janet doesn't have 1 song that sticks out or get played. I hear SO MANY old songs from the 70s, 80s all the time everywhere but NEVER Janet. 
 

idc if someone on this website writes a paragraph, this is the truth. She doesn't have 5 songs above 100m streams. 

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Totally. No impact whatsoever. In my country she's no one now.

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