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PoisonedIvy

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  1. What's most impressive is even if there are other artists that have a bigger peak year (say, Bunny, Olivia, Sabrina), it's harder for them to sustain that level over time. While Taylor seems to maintain an above average trajectory. This has been the pattern of her entire career where people count her out because she isn't QUITE the tip of the iceberg every single time, ignoring the rest of her glacial state that remains as generations of artists come and go around her. She's the stuff legends are made of, truly. Congrats to Taylor, Benito, and everyone else on this list,— these are impressive stats for everyone. Olivia, Sabrina, Billie, Dua, and Doja all holding it down for the new generation of female pop stars Ariana & Abel & Bieber all holding strong against the freshmen class, too BTS even gets a thank you for helping to keep Drake out of the top 10
  2. I'm clocked in, McRibs. Where do I suit up to support this era from the start?
  3. I don't know either of those people because dominating in the infancy of your art form is not comparable to dominating past its prime. As an industry is still building its foundations, just as Hollywood was in the silent era, records will be broken at a much more frequent rate than they will be once the industry is more stable.
  4. Real life events still exist. If the artist in question is able to translate their virtual success to tangible success in our reality (tours/concerts/live shows/etc), then it's safe to assume "bots" or "fraudulence" are not the dominant factor in their success.
  5. Legends are tales that are passed down through time, spanning across generations. A successful artist is one whose legacy has lived on in history beyond their lifespan. In this scenario yes, being the best selling artist enters you into the history books by default keeping your legacy alive even long after you are gone. Any criticism or consumption comes secondary to that.
  6. These are 3 astounding songs, oh wow Enchanted because of its grandiosity and storytelling, but the other 2 are generational as well.
  7. No, but we are owed an apology for the lack of an evermore long pond session
  8. 100 weeks at #1 for the albums chart is an important milestone. Congrats Taylor! If this is her during her imminent downfall, I have no words
  9. Im sorry but this is impossible, if you go for Enchanted you leave out Dear John, Last Kiss, & Long Live. If you go for Love Story you leave off Fearless, You Belong With Me. If you go for August you miss cardigan, cowboy like me, ivy, tolerate it. You choose Style and lose Blank Space. Like there's just no world where her catalogue can be properly represented in 12 songs I could whittle it down to 30 at best.
  10. This is discrimination against one of the greatest female vocalists of all time
  11. I didn't "get" her either, but then I heard Dear god, purple lace bra, and Horseshoe. Maybe one day it'll click for you!
  12. Yall will cackle at anything, even something literally every other artist does

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