- YSPSFAGSIL enters the Top 10 albums with the most weeks at #1 on Spotify
- YSPSFAGSIL enters the Top 10 albums with the most weeks at #1 on Spotify
- Sam Smith rates 'Destiny Fulfilled' a 10/10, says it completely changed their life
- Does Taylor Swift have an iconic performance?
- Is "I Knew It I Knew You" the most fraudulent song of the year?
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Nelly Furtado - 'Loose (20th Anniversary)'
Can't wait for Say it Right (Timbo solo version)
- Grammys: is there an actual BNA front runner?
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Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’ turns 10. Thoughts on it today?
Rihanna's retirement boatmate. I hate that for us
- Prince Harry & Meghan Markle moving back to the UK
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Cancer vaccine succeeds in late stage trial
Poor anti-vaxxers
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Rate Signup Thread: The RE-UP
Pretty flexible tbh. What works? I'd need a couple of weeks to put it together (graphics etc) and then give people a reasonable amount of time to send in their rates, which would be like what? A month? Since people would know most of these songs by heart already.
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Rate Signup Thread: The RE-UP
Thank you! What kind of timeline are we approximately looking at with all the other ongoing and queued rates in mind?
- Is Madonna solidifying her Queen of Pop status with Confessions II?
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90s Mariah vs 20s Taylor: bigger decade?
The amount of my friends and relatives who go to concerts of artists they can't name 2 songs of just to post several selfie videos of themselves euphorically enjoying the experience is soooo hilarious....
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90s Mariah vs 20s Taylor: bigger decade?
This is a tough one. Mariah sold more, had way more hits and much bigger hits, but Taylor has way more longevity on BB200, even placing 5 albums inside the top 10 multiple times during the Eras tour. On paper Taylor's success seems more impressive on the strength of album longevity and album opening weeks (especially compared to everyone else this decade), but somehow Taylor's success seems very fanbase concentrated. And that fanbase is taking advantage of the streaming era album sale counting that keeps her albums afloat for very long (just like everyone else's who is successful this decade). So in a way Taylor's success is a bit of smoke and mirrors situation, where as Mariah's 90s was completely unprecedented and unrivalled by anyone before and since and was a true cultural force that still resonates to this day. I'd say only The Beatles' 60s can compare.