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Who are they?

Who influenced the landscape of the 21st century?

 

Who has moved the pop scene?
Influence on other artists?
Copied by others?

 

 

 

 

 

♥*♡∞:。.。 Continuation of my previous thread ・゚✧*:・゚✧♥

 

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Avril Lavigne 

Lady Gaga 

Dua Lipa 

Rihanna 

Billie Eilish 

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Lana Del Rey

Lorde

Nicki

Solange

Imogen Heap

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Lady Gaga

Taylor Swift

Rihanna

Beyonce

Ariana Grande 

 

From the new gen Billie Eilish for sure

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(not in order)

 

Lorde :clap3:

Lana Del Rey :clap3:

Lady Gaga :clap3:

Beyoncé :clap3:

Britney Spears :clap3:

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Lana is definitely up there

same with Rihanna

Gaga obviously 

Taylor

and i cant think of a fifth

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In no particular order…

 

Lorde

Beyoncé

Lana Del Rey

Taylor Swift

Lady Gaga

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Considering that for about the past 5+ years the industry has been set on creating and proclaiming every new female artist "the new Taylor Swift" it's undeniable that she's amongst the 5. She's also influenced big business moves that impacted countless artists on streaming platforms. She's also platforms some of today's biggest names.

 

I would say Lana Del Ray is another obvious choice. Her influence is inescapable not just in pop music but across genres.

 

Beyoncé is definitely one of the five. I'd say that her influence is felt more broadly across the industry than in terms of artists trying to be like her. Beyoncé is an unattainable influence for almost everyone. You see most of her influence in shifting the industry's practices and presentation of art.

 

I can't decide on the other two spots. I would say it comes down to Rihanna, Gaga, and Lorde. I'd probably lean towards the first two as there's a strong overlap between Lana's influence and Lorde's, and I would confidently say Lana's is more powerful.

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2 minutes ago, Folklore89sm said:

it comes down to Rihanna, Gaga, and Lorde. I'd probably lean towards the first two as there's a strong overlap between Lana's influence and Lorde's, and I would confidently say Lana's is more powerful.

 

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10 minutes ago, Folklore89sm said:

Considering that for about the past 5+ years the industry has been set on creating and proclaiming every new female artist "the new Taylor Swift" it's undeniable that she's amongst the 5. She's also influenced big business moves that impacted countless artists on streaming platforms. She's also platforms some of today's biggest names.

 

I would say Lana Del Ray is another obvious choice. Her influence is inescapable not just in pop music but across genres.

 

Beyoncé is definitely one of the five. I'd say that her influence is felt more broadly across the industry than in terms of artists trying to be like her. Beyoncé is an unattainable influence for almost everyone. You see most of her influence in shifting the industry's practices and presentation of art.

 

I can't decide on the other two spots. I would say it comes down to Rihanna, Gaga, and Lorde. I'd probably lean towards the first two as there's a strong overlap between Lana's influence and Lorde's, and I would confidently say Lana's is more powerful.

I agree with your choices but as for the fifth it's obviously Gaga. Half of Rihanna's hits exist because of the way Gaga shaped the industry.

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Britney Spears

Lady Gaga

Beyonce

Lana Del Rey

Taylor Swift

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Taylor Swift

Beyonce

Lady Gaga

Lana Del Rey

Britney Spears

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1 hour ago, Kayseri Mantisi said:

(not in order)

 

Lorde :clap3:

Lana Del Rey :clap3:

Lady Gaga :clap3:

Beyoncé :clap3:

Britney Spears :clap3:

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lana del rey, rihanna, britney spears, xtinct and lady gaga methinks

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Britney Spears steered the Pop Girl model from Madonna and spearheaded the image of a successful teenage solo pop star in a music band-saturated market. Her influence continues to linger in places like the K-pop industry (one of the biggest genres currently) and her albums such as In The Zone and Blackout have influenced innovative and critically revered artists such as Charli XCX, The Weeknd, and FKA Twigs  :clap3:

Beyoncé paved the way for black R&B female artists to flourish in the 2000s like Britney Spears did.  :clap3:

Lady Gaga led the entire cohort of late 2000s pop girls and brought back avant-garde, glam, and camp aesthetics into pop with massively influential dance albums such as The Fame and TFM :clap3:

Lana Del Rey set the foundation for the boom of indie pop girls with Born To Die, and Lorde single-handedly shifted the sonicscape of an entire decade with just one song :clap3:

Honourable mention: Avril Lavigne, who pioneered the rock scene for pop rock girls and continues to be a big influence on countless indie rock artists to this day :clap3:

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Rihanna

Lana

Taylor

Gaga

Beyoncé

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1 hour ago, SweetOreosOfHeaven said:

I agree with your choices but as for the fifth it's obviously Gaga. Half of Rihanna's hits exist because of the way Gaga shaped the industry.

I meant I'd leave Lorde out of the conversation 

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The top 4 seems pretty clear (in order of their debut): Britney, Beyonce, Taylor, Gaga

 

The final spot is up for debate but could go to any of: Rihanna, Lana, Billie, or Olivia.  

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28 minutes ago, Folklore89sm said:

I meant I'd leave Lorde out of the conversation 

No? Dude, you cannot put Taylor Swift in the top 5 and proceed to snub some of the most influential artists from the last decade. The entire mood of pop music shifted when 'Royals' shattered through the EDM-drenched radios dominated by vibrant and shocking pop stars in the early-mid 2010s. There is no song that divides the 2010s as perfectly as Lorde's because it literally was the catalyst for "cursive" singers and inspired an entire generation of alternative pop girls in the late 2010s :rip:

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1. Lana

2. Taylor

3. Beyonce

4. Gaga

5. Katy

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Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and Rihanna are undeniable in any serious list

5th is up for grabs :michael:

 

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59 minutes ago, byzantium said:

The top 4 seems pretty clear (in order of their debut): Britney, Beyonce, Taylor, Gaga

 

The final spot is up for debate but could go to any of: Rihanna, Lana, Billie, or Olivia.  

Billie wouldn't exist without Lana :gaycat3:

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Just now, LosingHimWasBlue said:

Billie wouldn't exist without Lana :gaycat3:

The present doesn't exist without the past, but that doesn't make the present less influential on the future.  

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1 hour ago, OnikaSlays said:

Rihanna

Lana

Britney

Gaga

Beyoncé

Something like this 

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Taylor Swift

Lana Del Rey

Beyoncé

Lady Gaga

Britney Spears

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