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BornUnbroken

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  1. Lots of albums. I think it's better to be carried by at least one song than none at all though. 143 comes to mind for albums that are carried by none.
  2. These massive spanglish bops that were performed in stadiums in the US, Latin America, and Europe. The other flops he worked with can't say the same. Also his work with Kat DeLuna. I think if Whine Up hadn't been a hit, he wouldn't have been connected to Gaga in the following years
  3. Yes, this is also how recording acts started to fund their own projects independently on a larger scale using purevolume, myspace, etc. Tila Tequila was highkey at the forefront of this AND created her own onlyfans type site before even signing on for her MTV show.
  4. idk I'm having a kii, Kesha outstreamed both losers that worked with r*pe apologists, did it with an independent album too
  5. Kind of. I lowered my expectations a bit since Guts served longevity, but not necessarily a huge peak like this one has achieved. Once I heard "The Cure" though, I knew this album was going to be something truly special and I'm glad it's seeing this level of success for her.
  6. Hopefully she sees the financial benefit of touring and keeps doing it even if she doesn't release as much
  7. She has a huge presence in the US being able to sell out stadiums. As much as Latinamericans enjoy saying latinos born in the US aren't real latinos. It makes sense you'd hear more about Shakira though since she had english crossover success for multiple eras and is a bigger celebrity because of that in the West.
  8. Queen, her next line should be jockstraps
  9. How dense are you? Like stan, like fave I guess. No one is saying it's a bad strategy, and yes, they are tactics that are frequently used by record labels, but the argument that she did it all solo is untrue and it's thanks to the remixes that they were pushed to the #1 spot. Without that Missy remix, LFN wouldn't have had the sales to go #1 and that was a huge point of discussion back then.
  10. Context still matters because the main reason she was able to tie this record was due to them releasing these remixes and having the itunes sales propel them to #1. In addition to releasing the deluxe version 2 years later with PoM and Wide Awake to extend its chart run. Every song was a smash hit though, there's no denying that. And arguably, these hits have stood the test of time much more than half of MJ's singles from Bad.
  11. The fact that you put a song for a film that famously fired someone for simply being pro-palestinian and questioning the "famous Jewish person from LA" only highlights how connected these rich pricks in West LA are. Hopefully she's a one-hit wonder, she's just as bland as the rest of these religious nepo-babies living in Pico-Robertson and Beverly Hills.
  12. JLo was selling on par with Britney and Christina for her first 3 albums... and outselling Mariah during this time - by a HUGE margin, which is essentially what led to Mariah's breakdown making her think Tommy had succeeded in destroying her.
  13. I forget she basically started out as a Rihanna tribute act...
  14. All of the flop pop girl groups that Robin Antin wanted to create to be the Pussycat Dolls' successor - Girlicious, Paradiso Girls, G.R.L., the Pussycat Dolls 2.0 group that Pia Mia joined and never even started...

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