Lemonaade

Didn't she get discovered on YouTube

All these uninformed responses in here Max is still one of the most consistent hitmakers out there and has 8 #1s to his name this decade (3 of them from this year alone). Just because he isn't producing what you like doesn't mean he's not a bonafide hitmaker still As for Tate, I would imagine her and Max would end up with more of something in the vein of IOIO so it wouldn't be anything new for her but could def help her score another hit

Dark Queen.

how radically optimistic of her

This will blow over and they got free promo so in the end they'll thank her

She's not wrong…. Like do the show runners even know what the plot is? Feels like they're making it up as they go along with "keep mentioning the number 13!!!!"

I'm still convinced this is a decoy and not really her. The mannerisms, the nose, the hairline doesn't seem like her, but it's a very convincing decoy!

She did live there in 2002-2003, so hard to say what her life would've been like if she didn't move back to LA. And Madonna and Gaga live in LA mainly, so if they wanted to "hang out" I'm sure they would

Ofc, it happens to majority of mainstream pop artists. The bigger the star, the bigger the target. But also let's not be so fast to call her a "panned artist", she's had ONE panned album (and still only the deluxe is universally panned) - doesn't make her, as an artist, panned

What Was she supposed to retire after a couple of tweets

It could but what's interesting to me is how long artists seemingly ramp up to their peak these days. In decades past, main pop girlies would come out the gate running and slowly loose steam, but artists like Tate and Sabrina really have years and years of a gestation period before "breaking through"

You say as you bump this thread once again

You're checking all the boxes buddy

How was that album not huge? Biggest first week sales ever. 5 million pure sales / 12M+ AEU. 3 number ones and 9 top 5s. Yall letting the critics cloud your logic

FYI before the replies start spiralling, I want to point out there is a difference between having a "writing camp" and a so-called "manufactured artist". Not to say there can't be overlaps, but they are also not indicative of each other and an artist can use a writing camp and still be a self-formed artist.