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Starkboy

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  1. I feel like the numbers depend highly on how good and impactful the actual remix and its video are. Expecting 5M but it's hard to tell
  2. Can we expect some BUDGET for the music video for once?
  3. Wow she keeps increasing weekly
  4. on the paper it sounds great (I love Chappell), it could be the proper radio hit of the era…. However I feel like the timing isn't the best, she already has two tracks fighting each other in the charts as we speak. January release as a new year smash?
  5. I feel like honeybee already had its shine. Songs like espectations and maggots for brain lend themselves to a remix more anyway.
  6. Tbh stupid song is up #3 on Spotify US as today
  7. Stupid song will go down in history as a GRAMMYless song
  8. I've always found her kinda basic and overrated but she has some good bops. Interested in her numbers too, she has quite a fanbase in America.
  9. One of the two white guys should dye their hair dark. They look too similar
  10. Found a semi viral tweet and gave it a chance Their visuals are boring, they don't give "star", they should work on that However the song is a bop and their vocals are not bad. Got some Chris Brown teas. I hope this blows up
  11. I refuse to believe they didn't submit stupid song for any Grammy nom. There's no way.

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