/\/\ /\ Y /\ seems like the blueprint. Thots?

Edited August 31, 20241 yr by slayyyterslut

Agreed! She did contribute 

Nadia Oh and M.I.A. are the founding mothers of Hyperpop/Bubblegum Bass

1 minute ago, playboi said:

Nadia Oh and M.I.A. are the founding mothers of Hyperpop/Bubblegum Bass

I actually am on board with the Nadia Oh comparison. Slayyyter considers her an influence 

 

Lovalot was my favorite as a kid omg

6 minutes ago, YourFavoriteWeapon said:

Lovalot was my favorite as a kid omg

"I really love allah" 

I didn't know she made Hyperpop music

the first time i heard the term hyperpop i thought to myself "MIA has been doing for a very long time"

1 minute ago, BANKS said:

the first time i heard the term hyperpop i thought to myself "MIA has been doing for a very long time"

20 dollars ain't **** but that's how much they ah 🔥🔥

RIP M.I.A., you would've hated M.I.A.

7 minutes ago, Uncatena said:

RIP M.I.A., you would've hated M.I.A.

*ina garden oh here's the tea gif*

No one being able to come up with an accurate sonic definition for hyperpop means its influence-origin gets thrown about so often. If we didn't have the folk music that influenced 90s euro-pop that then influenced the American pop of 2010s that then influenced PC Music.

 

so folk music? 
 

M.I.A.'s legacy is more in the form of bedroom beats (some of the best from S.W.I.T.C.H.), blending world music with hip-hop and being probably THE greatest female rapper of all time.

Gwen Stefani's LAMB album (Pharrell) + MIA pioneered hyperpop imo

8 hours ago, playboi said:

Nadia Oh and M.I.A. are the founding mothers of Hyperpop/Bubblegum Bass

Came to say the exact same thing

So sad we lost her to god.

yall don't even bother to do your research on hyperpop/pc music and come with such nonsense 

 

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