Nashe

EU tour?? omg??

I can't see Ari doing so well that she'll occupy the top 10, her new darker-pop stuff doesn't seem to be very general public-pleasing

wtf that's so sad, I loved her on Raymond... what an idiot

her team finally doing a smart decision and not letting the big hype go to waste If Bardi gang does its thing, we're looking at a straight top 5 debut if not even higher

she doesn't need any more hits after "hate", that'll last her for the rest of the year by the way charts move so slow these days

you don't live in the real world honey, American women will take any man over 6'3

yall mad weird, he ain't ugly, he's 6 ft 6 and seems sweet, do yall think such guys grow on trees in the US?

that LM reunion & tour obviously can't come soon enough

Sounds cool and interesting, though I think people will find a different song on the album that will outstream it

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DROP IT THIS FRIDAY!!!!!!!

the queen of gym music

this is the US chart, where Dai Dai has only entered the top 20 last week...

I love it. It's one of the biggest hits of the year so far for me too

ain't she behind bars?

that hook she's coming for another #1

how is it doing so good? is radio on board?

I feel like the hype is so unusually small for an album release by her. Releasing an album with a darker aesthetic and sound at the peak of vacation season is definitely a bold move, but let's wait and see!

I'm so confused by this album and her decision to stick with this sound. Girl, do you wanna be a huge superstar or nah?? She literally has everything to be the next Rih and she's doing most things wrong when it could be THAT easy!

12K would be crazy for Tyla, I expect at least 25-30K with physicals included next era she either pulls a GGGB or the label will put an end to it

she is mixed heritage, in South Africa she's ''colored'' not black or white (since she's not purely one or the other) in the US they don't use the term ''colored'' which is what caused the uproar.

when I tell you I screamed

I had an idea that I think would be a really fun feature for Spotify (or any streaming service). Imagine being able to set the app to any date in history - for example January 1st 1986. From that point on, you'd experience music exactly as people did back then. Every week, your Release Radar would only show songs and albums that were released during that week in 1986. Future releases would stay locked until their original release date so you'd gradually discover the year's music in real time instead of knowing everything in advance. It would basically be a "music time machine." You could relive an entire year as if you were actually there, watching albums drop week by week and discovering classics without already perfectly knowing what's coming next (unless you're a big fan ofc). What do yall think?

I thought it was 7/27