Everything posted by Strawberry Bubble
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Tim Curry dead at 80
Trump is also 80 years old God please take him too
- Tini parts ways with her Dad as a manager after finding out she owns nothing
- Sabrina Carpenter vs. Miley Cyrus: bigger popularity peak?
- Sabrina Carpenter vs. Miley Cyrus: bigger popularity peak?
- Sabrina Carpenter vs. Miley Cyrus: bigger popularity peak?
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Dolly Parton has died, aged 80
this is soooo sad :(
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Taylor Swift
"when we used to do that"
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Taylor Swift
she really looooves the red era. Her real magnus opus
- Was this the best lead single choice for You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love?
- How to ethically cheat?
- What was the precise moment Sam Smith destroyed their reputation?
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Olivia Rodrigo - "serena joy"
why the best song in the album is a filler track?!?!?!?
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Olivia should and will collaborate with Jack Antonoff eventually.
please clarify it's olivia dean lol
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Barbie vs The Eras Tour: Which was bigger?
Probably two of the biggest cultural events of 2023. Which one felt bigger at its peak: Barbie or The Eras Tour? Which one has lasted longer?
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Bigger year - Anne Hathaway or Zendaya
i prefer anne hathaway, but at least where i live zendaya is way more famous
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Katy Perry's tour movie screenings CANCELLED over poor sales
"Emails are being sent to the throwback diva's remaining fans to inform them about cancellations" LOL
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Is Bad Bunny's popularity peak underrated in the Anglosphere?
Bad Bunny has been the most streamed artist in the world five times, beating streaming giants like Taylor Swift and Drake, and his YouTube numbers are also insane compared to most American pop stars. His Google Trends peak around the Super Bowl was comparable to some of the biggest popularity peaks we've seen from artists like Taylor and Gaga, and he's obviously massive across social media too. He's also been one of the few artists capable of competing with Taylor one-on-one in the US. Debí Tirar Más Fotos beat Lover (Live From Paris), and we've seen just how massive his numbers can get when there's a major event around him. Yet I feel like his peak is rarely discussed alongside the biggest female pop stars. People will casually compare the peaks of Gaga, Rihanna, Shakira, Katy, etc., but if I suggest that Bad Bunny's peak might actually be bigger than some of the huge pop girl peaks of the 2010s, I get ridiculed Do you think his popularity peak is genuinely underrated in the Anglosphere? Or is there something about the reach of those older pop stars that streaming numbers don't capture?
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Katy or Gaga? More successful albums in total?
the one that is still successful 18 years after her debut
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Will the music industry ever make music feel like an event again?
Music feels more fragmented than ever. Everyone has their own algorithm, their own artists and their own little corner of the internet, so even huge releases don't always feel like something everyone is experiencing at the same time. Do you think labels and streaming platforms will eventually find a way to bring that feeling back and make major releases feel like actual cultural events again? Or are they perfectly comfortable with how fragmented music has become? I mean, will companies find a way to bring monoculture back into the musical mainstream? Are they worried about it?
- Best Max Martin hits that missed the Top 10 on Billboard?
- Will we ever see another pop star peak like Taylor Swift in 2023?
- Will we ever see another pop star peak like Taylor Swift in 2023?
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Are influencers way bigger than most pop girls?
let's name specific people so we can make the comparison clearer. Is Mr. Beast bigger than sabrina, olivia or billie? No, not at all, the reach that they both have in terms of global impact is not comparable at all, not even close. But I do think Mr Beast is bigger than gracie and all those small pop girls. But in comparison to main pop girls? No, the numbers are just too big for them. Let's not talk about taylor or beyonce because of course that would be bizarre
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Do you like animals more than people?
I came across this video and thought it was an interesting take: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7TD3TBwCP84 Basically, they argue that people who say they prefer animals to humans aren't necessarily more compassionate. Their point is that pets offer a very unequal relationship: they depend on you, can't really judge you, and can love you even if you're a terrible person to other humans. They even joke that you could be a serial killer and still be Gandhi to your dog They also argue that preferring an animal over the people you actually love can be a red flag. One of them says that as much as he loves dogs, if he had to choose between his best friend and a dog, he'd choose his friend without hesitation. Do you agree?
- Favorite anecdote from your fave's imperial era?