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monsterLd

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  1. Queen of Pop and Gaga, Bradley and Camila
  2. Our pop girls are in danger just like how Trump and Brexit won. Save us
  3. We ain't that stupid to think a song from an album released in 2016 will do well hun
  4. Glad to see Top 3 dominated by British artists. Also Loud is understandable - literally everyone and their mother had red hair during that time. It's now a classic Jeremy Kyle look.
  5. I didn't claim no such thing lol. Sales are tragic so I ain't sure why this site is still so obsessed with the stats
  6. Established being they key in your sentence. Although Fergie is established, her last solo project was back in like 2007 and her last album with BEP was like 2011. I bet barely anyone knows she's back outside the Stan world
  7. The fact ATRL think it's always about first week numbers. I'll take this back if and when the era's complete and the sales are still low
  8. This. Probably because it isn't their usual pop stuff. Slay, Sam!
  9. Wait.. Megan is releasing music now
  10. Sam Smith is about to release his sophomore album
  11. She needs to teach our faves Or her stans need to share their tips
  12. How is this even possible? I doubt 43 million turned to YouTube straight away. Congrats tho
  13. It would be greatly appreciated if the fanbases of the best females in music and the pair that made the most iconic 2010 song didn't argue thank you and bye

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