RihannaRTT
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A isn't ******* around. Hope he's okay.
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Kelly I love you but this was kinda Karen Clarkson more than Kelly Clarkson Tired of the "small business" excuse though when many of these small businesses are trash and use AI (Kelly's fav) or 3d printing slop. Being a small business is not a shield for any and all criticism. Hopefully the business can learn from this, because whether or not you agree with her public call out, profiling is a horrible way to treat your customers. No one looks good here really.
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That they were good people, and ultra talented. For the vast majority of them, especially pop artists, that was a fallacy. You'd find more talent at a local theatre performance or karaoke bar; and they'd probably be better people too in all likelihood. Also re the OP; yeah the phones was dumb but there are some things they only use once; often clothes.
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i pretend i do not see it
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Not the backfire. Feeling so threatened you have to gas up claims that you don't actually care about that then also got resolved in like an hour. It's giving those two users always making random ridiculous threads about Jay-Z. Seek therapy ya'll, it's never that serious especially over a majorly positive thing like ... a charity festival. it's bad for some people right now and those people aren't olivia it seems. Good that it was cleared up because the actual important thing is the good charitable work done by this festival's performers and organisers.
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Ultimately the matter is two-fold. No, he is not wholly responsible for the output That haS been released recently. We are not going to suddenly pretend especially from the biggest pop artists, that their work isn't exactly what they want to put out. It's true a producer's job is to enhance an artist's vision (or clear lack thereof in recent times) and there's a common denominator in some of them releasing utter shite for this entire decade and it's not exactly Max Martin. It's obvious some people want to blame their fave's failings entirely on him as if they haven't blamed it on 3 other different producers the last few years too. But the other thing is... he also didn't say no. Surely he knew those songs and productions were bad and yet he greenlit them to be released anyway. And it's also not like this is his only fumble given he's now part of 2 of 3 of the lowest MC female albums - and both within the last two years. This does also say something (featuring xtina); after 30 years in the game, his output, as well as those two ladies, has fallen significantly due to... possibly becoming out of touch as new music trends take shape, or possibly just a laziness and lack of drive after hitting it big time for so long. Ultimately whatever the artist puts out IS on the artist, but yeah regardless of those two cases, he's not quite what he was and that's ok after 30 years really. Most of the "iconic" artists after 30 years aren't putting out thought-provoking masterpieces either, so it's not an exclusively him issue.
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82% pure sales drop is quite funny to brag about considering a second week drop last year. Something much more recent than a 13 year old album
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It's brave making a thread about longevity when a certain number one "hit" is predicted to lose over 50% of its chart points in week two. Commendable.
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"Didn't want to get into politics" while doing a song for... Ukraine Not to mention he has also been involved heavily in politics with labour support and anti-tory sentiment so not only was this excuse dumb but so are the imbeciles acting like he's never been political. He has, but clearly, its only when the people he's speaking out for are white and/or the politics are the popular choice.
