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Maybe BbY Wow can overtake Choosin Texas.

This wasn't a 2 minute autograph and photo session. They attended the soundcheck so it was basically a private performance along with a Q&A.

People are under Robin's new reel saying the costumes on this tour should have been more like this... what are your thoughts? https://www.instagram.com/robinantin/reel/DdJsfzXA_3x/?hl=en

Not Jamaican songstress Samantha J's fan commenting about musical events.

J.Lo always on your mind. I guess talking about Jennifer Lopez, Bad Bunny and Karol G is the only way to get people a discussion about your fave on here. I quoted you because you talked about you mentioned Dum Dum's peaks across the world in a thread about Bby Wow out charting Dum Dum on the Hot 100. Again, why on Earth would a Spanish-language song do better in Europe and Asia?

Christina was the one of the first celebs to publicly show her support for Britney. Not wanting to answer a question during a red carpet interview when her handler tells her to stop doesn't contradict that. Meanwhile Britney called Christina fat, and then even wished Christina's abusive father a happy birthday just because the word "Jamie" was in the background of ad with Christina in it: @erica leigh You can downvote me all you want, but nothing in this post was inaccurate. I guess it's okay when your fave actually bullies people. I'm sure you have some great excuse about that.

The only World Cup song with replay value. Pablo Flores really elevated the song with this remix. Even went #1 in Australia.

Who's surprised? It's a better song. Bby Wow is a Spanish-language song. Why on Earth would it smash in Asia and Europe? And yes, a Spanish-language doing well on the Hot 100 is impressive. Weren't the Shakira stans boasting about the Bizzarap song and TQE (feat. Karol) going Top 10? But now it's not impressive because Karol does the same on her own?

She definitely had an idea. She was there when it was filmed and had the power to walk to Nigel Lythgoe and Simon Fuller and tell them she didn't want it included. If they gave in to her salary and production deals demands during negotiation, but wouldn't allow her to request something to be excluded from footage?

You ruined it with the misgendering thing.

Yes, definitely. This and The Voice Within are her best ballads IMO (and possibly her best singles).

This is a segment from American Idol where the judges visit their home towns. If it were any other actually insecure, ego-driven celebrity judge, they have demanded the show to edit it out. Glad Jennifer isn't offended that easily.

Are we really pretending a Tony is not impressive?

Christina wasn't just a big celebrity due to feuds. The average person wasn't even familiar with Eminem (and Pink and Kelly Osbourne) constantly attacking her. And her "feud" with Britney wasn't really a thing. The media just compared them all the time. As for a downfall, most pop stars fade. The fact that she had her big collaborations in the 2010s with Maroo 5, A Great Big World and Pitbull is still impressive.

Who is "y'all"? That video is clearly remembered by some people if people are wearing it as a Halloween costume. It's sold as a Halloween look now:

More like Melody lately.

Honestly exceeded my expectations

Christina. Dua's biggest hits are New Rules, Don't Start Now, Levitating and Cold Heart. Christina's first album alone spawned that many hits.

Isn't that a better question for insecure Shakira stans? They're always bashing Karol on Twitter and IG. It's embarrassing to see these 40 year olds making it their life mission to fume about a Gen Z act.

She has issues. Her one-sided feud with Christina was always so strange and it's even stranger that the public (and even pop music stans) sided with her when she was clearly an insecure bully. She was understandably angry that Ron Fair and Interscope pushed so hard to have Christina get the difficult parts of Lady Marmalade, but admitted later that it was a label issue and not really Christina's fault. Despite that: She put Christina in headlock when greeting her, but claimed it was "playful." She heckled and bullied Christina from behind the camera while she filmed her parts of the music video. She "accidentally" sat in Christina's assigned chair during production. She claims that Christina swung at her at a club, but Christina says she tried to kiss her. I'm inclined to believe to Christina because Britney said that Christina tried to kiss her at a nightclub also. She started another long feud with her collaborator Linda Perry just for working with Christina. She claims it's because Linda started working with other people in general (which would be just as pathetic), but it's not true. She was specifically livid because Linda decided to work with Christina and gave her "Beautiful." She choked and sexually dominated (sexual assault?) on a blow up doll of Christina during her 2004 tour and then sang "Beautiful" to doll. Sick.

There is nothing "ignorant" about debating what the word "international" means. A handful of countries does not make one "international." Having success in countries outside your own native region is not "international." The word "international" means around the world. While Thalia's feats are impressive, it's not really around the world. And yes, her music's limited success in the countries you listed is due to the popularity of the novelas she's been in. Even Barbara Mori is recognized to some in a few non-Latin American countries thanks to Rubi, but no one is going to call is an "international" star. And my opinion above has nothing to do with favoring Paulina.

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Not denying that fact, but the Philippines and a few Arab countries is NOT "international." This is like when fans of a certain American singer call her "massive" in Asia when she was just successful in Japan, Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan.

Valid point. She did it before Ricky, Shakira, J.Lo, Madonna, Jason Derulo, Flo Rida and Beyonce jumped on the bandwagon.