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Technicolor

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  1. Either Gwen, Kanye or Paul would have been great winners. Voted for Gwen because it was one of the first albums I owed so I'm biased lololol
  2. This user has been English, Japanese and now US southern. He is giving Ariana a run for her money
  3. Well, I guess it depends on which metrics we take into consideration because Katy was more commercially successful, but Xtina is more respected within the industry
  4. She can excuse pedophilia and abuse but draws the line at diva behavior
  5. His music was not good anyways so who cares
  6. Judging by my exes I might have to agree with this
  7. The stupid takes in here It's funny because ATRL is always complaining about new pop stars and music, but when a famous musician says it, y'all call them an out of touch boomer Anyways, I think this can be said about any era in music. Just like not everything from the past was good, there are also some great artists nowadays (especially outside the mainstream)
  8. I think music pre 80s (and even from the 80s is mostly just Madonna) is not really discussed here
  9. I'm the least familiar with Mary's music out of the 4 so her.
  10. Maroon 5 had more longevity and more hits so I voted for them. Xtina is the better artist though
  11. Wow I just found out about this.. so young. RIP
  12. Yeah the user base can be a bit like Stan Twitter but I prefer their scoring system and design nnn
  13. AOTY > RYM kinda

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