smokeandmirrors

The Grammy deadline ended on August 30. Only Fast will be considered.

Apparently, they realized the mistake made by the previous team, and her current team didn't want the change to be abrupt (for those who don't follow her) from the rock era back to pop. So, they did it gradually with her image and sound, and Fast ended up helping with that. That's why the song is nothing more than an introduction to her new era, and Here All Night is more pop with dancing and everything else that a pop diva normally does.

Yes, I had heard October 31, but since monsterlovatic mentioned the deadline change in a few weeks, it would make sense to be the 24th. Also, Florence + The Machine recently announced their new album for the 31st.

And a date, we need a date. This strategy of posting snippets without a date is another dumb strategy.

They also embrace her; she even went there to perform Commander In Chief They'll just have to deal with it. They missed out on the perfect opportunity at the VMAs, and the least they can do is put her on the BBMAs.

The AMAs took place in May this year, and the only awards we will have are the BBMAs in December and the Grammys in February next year. VMAs was a missed opportunity that will never come back. Now, they need to do the bare minimum and booker her in other TV shows, such as the Today Show, late-night shows, etc.

If they don't announce Here All Night for this Friday with a performance at the VMAs, I'll lower my expectations for anything in this era to zero.

Even if that happens, it doesn't make her a legend given the amount of singles and the difference in promotion and treatment of both albums lol

Hopefully Disney will start campaigning for the song before it's too late, as nothing has been done until it's in the public's favor.

The streets are saying that the TV broadcasts that aired the specials in both the US and the UK have an exclusivity contract and that's why she can't promote in their competitors. I don't know if it's true, but I've been mad about it since the beggining with the lack of promotion. In the 25 era we at least had performances, talk shows and etc, even if it was just the first week.

#1. "30" — 36 #2. “Happier Than Ever” — 27 #3. “Chromatica” — 20 #4. “SOUR” — 18 #5. “Folklore” — 17

It could be, but in the minds of a certain fan base, only their favorite artist is a record-breaker and has to be #1 in the industry, even when reality says otherwise. No woman can be above her that they probably will put her as a target of hate.

Spill bestie. We are tired of these fans spreading false news. Actually in the same Billboard article denying what hey accuses Adele, Taylor is one of the names cited, but that they completely forget, as always. “For a lot of these records we’re seeing [labels] having to split production up over multiple plants. Your Adeles, Harry Styles, Taylor Swifts are pressing hundreds of thousands of records and they can’t get one plant, even the big plants, to make them fast enough.”

I wouldn't have the audacity to call it a streaming flop. She is literally the only artist who debuted in the 2000s to have more than 3 songs with 1b. Not to mention that before the release of 30, she already had 10B of streams on Spotify with only 3 albums and 13/14 singles that were released in the digital era and sold 30M+, with the exception of 19.

She's insane.