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Especially since Zara's popularity was heavily influenced by a certain aesthetic, which worked really well. She only has one chance with her next album. She can not fail.

That is why you see pop girls doing more festivals compared to the decades before. It's easy money. And festivals are more accepting to pop music last couple of years.

I think the answer is a little bit more simple; she and her team didn't build up a fanbase or a community. Even during Smile and 143, the strategy was extremely dated; trying to get recognition of the general public. This doesn't work in this new era of music anymore and it's a bit too late for her aswell. Her brand is and always will be clear, but the whole brand is about her, there is no community that can relate.

Start selling first

No person with ability to see through things (especially artistically) are thinking The Idol damaged anything. It was supposed to be camp and cringe, people that don't understand the series are the clowns. On top, the music is very good and did extremely well. He is even performing some of the songs in his recent tour.

Her last good album is 16 years old, her last hit from a studio album is 20 years ago and it is hard to build up a brand/fanbase with those extremely different directions every era. She should have continued with the whole Stripped & Back to Basics aesthetic and sound.

Make Me is one of her strongest work from her last 4 albums. It probably will look stronger with the original LaChapelle music video. It just melts really well together. It's less poppy and has more r&b elements so I get why pop fans will not agree. But this is my most played song from Britney the last 10 years. Just love it.

Confessions. Gaga is playing the Lady Gaga act since 2019 and we can all see and hear it. Although I think the Mayhem era really fits her. Madonna is just Madonna and her new album is really good and sincerely.

It's basically the Superbowl for people outside of the USA, especially Europe. Literally everyone is looking.

Bad choice, but this is something I would expect from a narcissist, which she clearly is. The documentary was a reflection of its time. And yes, it is bad but everyone involved is responsible, especially Tyra. Just reflect, accept and move on. Her image wouldn't look better with or without her working on the documentary. I checked her Instagram and she basically is gone from social media after the documentary. Very dramatic to be honest.

Lizzo is not a good artist. She managed to build up a superstar based on body positivity and radio friendly hits, which her/her team managed this really well. But her talents are mediocre and even with a strong image on her breakthrough album, she failed to look for a steady image and sound. Very difficult to build a fanbase in these circumstances.

Addison by far. This album is going to be a massive cult classic.

I don't like to judge anyones body but I think her dead eyes and lack of energy is saying enough. But I'm sure she did lots of tests to make sure she is healthy enough to tour. She is only doing a few cities which makes it more comfortable.

Meghan Trainor Alessia Cara Macklemore

Its so fuckin good