40 minutes ago, Pinkbutterflies said:

All hype no substance. Her spotify numbers are bombing overallCould you imagine if her team didn't pay to have this album plastered everywhere as the best album of the century.

Speaking of paying people to say an album is the best album of the century

one thing that went wrong with this era was she neglected the beyhive and never dropped the visuals/mvs she teased.

 

 

The album has 3.5B streams, that's great

Nothing went wrong. It's a great album with many fun tracks that I still listen to . It's certainly much better than any album the McDonalds of Pop has released 

Nothing went wrong? What is this thread

Oh lemme give a stream to one of the best songs of the decade... HEATED 

My only issue with Renaissance is that it wasn't promoted or marketed traditionally. Just coming out of the pandemic, the world wanted to dance. She should have definitely released music videos with heavy choreography, having live performances to compliment them. Overall, I think she should have made a bigger deal out of the album. It was still a success, though. Nothing went "wrong."

I mean what was it meant to do? She did nothing for it except the tour and a movie I've never even seen because it's basically lost media shskdh

 

She's not big on streaming and it's her seventh album in the third decade of her solo career. It's still her best album with 0 or a trillion streams!

23 hours ago, Spicy Pisces said:

It's so funny to watch Swifties struggle to understand that numbers don't equal quality or praise

Right. Like why would people actually listen or buy the things they like. It's much better to have critically acclaimed albums that sit silently on their e-shelves.

14 minutes ago, on the line said:

Right. Like why would people actually listen or buy the things they like. It's much better to have critically acclaimed albums that sit silently on their e-shelves.

So what your irony is saying is that music has value only if it pulls record-breaking numbers

 

 

37 minutes ago, on the line said:

Right. Like why would people actually listen or buy the things they like. It's much better to have critically acclaimed albums that sit silently on their e-shelves.

Your point would stand if it's a completely flop album by an indie artist

 

There's nothing wrong with an album gaining over 3.5 billion streams accompanied by a record-breaking tour  

17 minutes ago, OrgVisual said:

Your point would stand if it's a completely flop album by an indie artist

 

There's nothing wrong with an album gaining over 3.5 billion streams accompanied by a record-breaking***** tour  

***** you already know, bey-abe.

Beyonce gave Hive Renaissance and Taylor gave Swifties out of key voice memos and lyrics about her boyfriend's dick. No wonder Swifties don't understand quality and that numbers mean nothing 

Edited October 23, 2025Oct 23 by Misguided Ghost