Maestro

Djadja has to be one of the best songs of the last 10 years

Basically what you mentioned tbh - milk and olive oil spray

This was so fun love the dancers too

Best R&B pop song ever made

I think it's also because Katy's career was sort of built around chart success and #1s, so now that's gone away, what we're left with feels very stark

You don't own the narrative because you live in the UK. In fact it makes it extremely subjective. An opinion on politics is a political opinion, obviously...

Swallow or face

lol what? Someone expressing a political opinion is completely allowed, doesn't matter where you're from. Grow up And being from the UK, I'll say that he wasn't great but our country's tendency to expect a PM to stand down when things aren't going well is concerning. He had three years left to find his groove

Thank you for your service

Instead she's writing lyrics like these

Matt has always looked a bit too plastic for me so Cheyenne (I was actually thinking about this topic yesterday)

Very interesting, I only know two

Agree, or the acoustic sound she teased after Prism

I was hoping for so much more than this she's lost all her creativity / uniqueness and is trying to be a carbon copy of her past self

Katy

Honestly it's slim pickings I picked Nick for his 2014-2018 self (see avatar) but rn it would probably have to be Joe, even though his personality is a big ick

Let's be honest, they're staying in the Hot 100 for weeks because of the fans, not because they are Grammy-worthy pieces of art. They're represented in other award shows which are based more off popularity. I imagine it would be hard to find anyone above the age of 25 who isn't a K-Pop fan that would be able to name a BTS song outside of dynamite.

This feels a little bit pessimistic. K-Pop, J-Pop, C-Pop and other Asian language genres are just that - genres. And many of them, even though they might be hugely famous, successul and big on the internet, are still niche and are not mainstream, English-language music that the general public listen to and are played on the radio. I think including them in the new category is actually more inclusive; it'll allow these huge artists who sing in Asian language or partly Asian language to be eligible for the Grammys, which is a great thing imo.

More like broke up three years ago

If only Tyra had made amends with the Jays and Nigel Barker ahead of filming, she wouldn't have been cast in such a bad light and she wouldn't have been in the dark about what the others were putting into her. That felt like a really big missed opportunity for her reputation

Interesting. It's done so well in the UK I'd be surprised if she had to cancel it in the US

that makes sense tbh

Yeah and it was so average

100% agree with these points. It's actually a bit cheeky of Leigh Anne to put herself in the same category as Normani or Chloe. Both of those artists were global priorities for their labels, Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio, Live Nation, Billboard... every music conglomerate there is. They had their pick of songs, songwriters, producers and huge budgets to market their music. I'm sure a lot went on behind the scenes that we don't know about, but it's pretty evident that Normani was her own undoing and didn't want to put out any music. Chloe's music was just not the right direction, but it was clear it was coming from her. I'm of course not suggesting that Leigh Anne hasn't been the victim of racism and backlash because of her identity, that has been well publicised. But the fact her career never really took off is simply because she is not an interesting artist. She is not a 'star'. Her musicality and output has been lukewarm at best. That is what's been holding her back.

Wait so he actually beat Taylor?