Everything posted by Top Dash
- "petal" by Ariana Grande vs "Toy With Me" by Meghan Trainor
- Taylor songs you associate with a month?
- Thoughts on Gaga's MANiCURE today?
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Madonna - CONFESSIONS II - The Album Survivor - Round 4 (pg. 13)
SAVE Bizzare Betrayal Everything Read My Lips OFF Bring Your Love L.E.S. Girl Love Sensation
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ATRL, how many US states have you visited?
17. I grew up in Idaho and there isn't **** to do there so I took so many road trips with my family. I've hit all the western states in the lower 48, most of the northeast, and Texas. My favorites are probably Oregon and Washington, although I do have a soft spot for Utah (but just SLC and its natural beauty). The next one on my bucket list is Illinois (for Chicago). I've also never been to Florida but don't really care to go #there anytime soon
- Confessions II: your favorite songs ?
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Spotify declares Katy Perry (The Smurf 2)'s "Watch It Burn" is a hit, do you agree?
Well, would Spotify lie?
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Audrey Hobert's "Sue Me" debuts at #112 on US Spotify
Should've been Thirst Trap but I'll accept this
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GAYLE - "junebug!"
She seems like such a sweetheart so I can never root against her. I hope something from this album sticks because having abcdefu be your biggest song is tragic
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Ravyn Lenae - "Saturday Night"
She's 3/3 for me with this album so far and it's sounding like it's gonna be 4/4
- Olivia ends Jason Sudeikis, Florence and Harry Stans in tell-all interview
- Olivia's singles matchup. Pick your favorites.
- Ariana Grande's worst lead single?
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What artists in your listening history had the biggest freefall?
I have one hit wonders that go N/A afterwards Also artists like Normani that almost go extinct, come back bigger than ever, then leave again BONUS: An album not artist, but The Life of a Showgirl has the steepest month-to-month freefall in history October 2025: 499 (NEW) November 2025: 8 (–98.4%) December 2025: 3 (–62.5%)
- Ariana Grande's most overrated/underrated album?
- Billie Eilish's concert film records a historic second-week drop at the US box office
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Jack Antonoff drags people that use AI to create music, calls them “godless wh*res”
This is what I'm thinking too. Obviously AI can't replace the actual creative process, but it will inevitably be integrated into the procedural stuff. Just like in graphic design where AI will be used to streamline processes that are mathematical at the core (like how the magnetic lasso has made working more efficient for decades without taking away from creativity).
- Should Zara quickly release a new album?
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Does Shakira still has another great album in her?
We need thieves to come and steal all the music she's sitting on right now, then maybe she has a chance
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Thoughts on r/popheads?
I discovered it in 2016 when it was still small and it was my main source of music news for years, but as it grew the discussions got more basic and now it's basically a generic GP sub. I never visit it anymore. Ironically I used to lurk on ATRL in the 2010s whenever guest access opened, but I never made an account because I thought the people here were too mean spirited
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What are your top 10 most played song from the 80s?
My lastfm since 2017: Madonna - Like a Prayer (217 plays) New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (207) Madonna - Live To Tell (206) Laura Branigan - Self Control (174) Eurythmics - Here Comes the Rain Again (165) The Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping (136) Taylor Dane - Tell It To My Heart (107) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car (100) Roxette - Listen To Your Heart (84) Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (83) Bubbling under: ABBA - The Winner Takes It All (81) Pet Shop Boys - Domino Dancing (79) Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes (73) Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over (70) Kate Bush - Hounds of Love (68)
- Madonna - Devil Wouldn't Recognize You worship thread
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"NO" is Meghan's biggest recurrent hit. Has Pop Justice been served?
She actually has a lot of good songs tbh. I unironically like all the ones mentioned so far plus With You that she did with Kaskade
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Is it strange how we got grouped into generations this decade?
The baby boomers have generated discourse since they were born just because of how big of a group they are. They were the youth of the counterculture in the '60s and that was notorious for being a generational divide. Gen X kinda flopped but Millennials have been talked about for decades too
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Rina Sawayama teases new era
Can't wait for her third album. The Rina EP, SAWAYAMA, and Hold The Girl were excellent