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Most shocking "ALMOST MPG" decline?

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Ava Max. Still love my girl and holding my fingers crossed for her but she was literally on the very cusp of greatness for the longest time and it just kinda fizzled out

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On 7/2/2025 at 2:20 AM, James_Joint said:

Dev.  
 

Bass Down Low was a top 10 hit in the UK, Like a G6 was a US #1 hit, and then Dancing In The Dark was a decent hit peaking at #11, and then she disappeared.  

She still keeps making music, though! It's nowhere near as big as In The Dark or G6 but she just puts out bop after bop and has beautiful vocals with impossibly fun beats! She also got back together with The Cataracs this year and they put out a cool song

Iggy was shocking because she was on her way to becoming an indie darling like Tinashe but gave up after the Torey Lanz drama. 

 

Camila is surprising because of her meteoric rise as a solo star, anything less than top 10 on the 200 didn't feel possible so quickly. 

 

Megan Trainor I honestly feel like is going fine, her brand has taken her further than I ever believed it would. 

Natasha Bedingfield was such a shame since Strip Me is one of her best songs and no one even knew it existed

Sia, I guess

 

And I know she was far from being an MPG, but I will never get over the fact Katy B simply disappeared out of thin air

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