PenguinTim

But even if she did I still would've supported her idgaf

Pretty sure that was made up as part of one of those psychoses that those accounts on twitter whipped themselves up into a frenzy over a few weeks ago

Well why don't we compare their chart runs?

Yes, she was only the 3rd most-streamed artist on global Spotify last week, there's no way she can recover from this

Thoughts? Which child would you like to see the Red Wine Supernova chanteuse bully next?

Many people are calling it the most-anticipated tour of 2027 so far https://www.gigsandtours.com/news/emeli-sande-announces-uk-eu-tour-celebrating-15-years-of-debut-our-version-of-events-/6172 One of Britain’s most acclaimed and distinctive singer-songwriters Emeli Sandé has announced a monumental UK & EU tour to celebrate 15 years of her landmark debut album ‘Our Version of Events’. Performing 24-dates across the UK & EU including iconic venues like London’s Palladium and Paris’ Salle Pleyel, Emeli will be performing her celebrated x8 time platinum album in full alongside her greatest hits. ‘Our Version of Events’ was the biggest selling album in the UK of 2012 and 2013, selling more than five million copies worldwide. It features much-loved hits including “Next to Me,” “Read All About It (Pt. III)” and “Clown.” Celebrated for its emotional depth and exceptional songwriting, it won British Album of the Year at the 2013 BRIT Awards, while “Next to Me” received two Ivor Novello Awards. The record spent an extraordinary 66 consecutive weeks in the UK Official Albums Chart Top 10, setting a record for the longest unbroken Top 10 run by a debut album, surpassing the 62-week run of The Beatles’ Please, Please Me. Throughout Emeli’s remarkable career, she has sold millions of albums worldwide, earned four BRIT Awards, established herself as a highly sought after songwriter having collaborated with the likes of Rihanna, Katy Perry, Alicia Keys; and received an MBE for her services to music. The power of her live presence has brought her all around the world, from headline tours and major festivals to some of the most significant cultural events in the UK, performing at both the opening and closing ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympic Games, which remain career-defining moments for her. 2026 sees Sandé continuing to make her mark on the live stage with performances all over the globe, including a performance at BBC Radio 2 in the Park, alongside Chaka Khan, Lulu and The Script. As part of National Album Day’s “Icons” theme, Sandé will also release a special gold vinyl edition of Our Version of Events which will come out on 17 October 2026, celebrating its lasting cultural impact. Vinyl pre-order for the UK here: https://emelisande.tmstor.es/ More than a decade after Our Version of Events first introduced her to the world, Emeli Sandé remains an artist with something to say — and a voice capable of making sure people listen. Tickets go on sale Friday 11th September at 9am BST UK & EU DATES – FEBRUARY / MARCH 2027 Tuesday 02 Feb Dublin 3 Olympia Theatre Thursday 04 Feb York Barbican Friday 05 Feb Sheffield City Hall Saturday 06 Feb Gateshead The Glasshouse Monday 08 Feb Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Wednesday 10 Feb London Palladium Thursday 11 Feb Oxford New Theatre Friday 12 Feb Birmingham Symphony Hall Sunday 14 Feb Manchester Opera House Monday 15 Feb Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Tuesday 16 Feb Bath Forum Thursday 18 Feb Cardiff New Theatre Friday 19 Feb Nottingham Royal Concert Hall Saturday 20 Feb Southend Cliffs Pavilion Monday 22 Feb Paris Salle Pleyel Tuesday 23 Feb Brussels Cirque Royal Wednesday 24 Feb Amsterdam Paradiso Saturday 27 Feb Cologne E-Werk Monday 01 Mar Hamburg Georg Elser Halle Tuesday 02 Mar Berlin Huxley’s Thursday 04 Mar Warsaw Palladium Saturday 06 Mar Munich Tonhalle Monday 08 Mar Milan Fabrique Tuesday 09 Mar Bern Casino Bern

I know it's bad bc I haven't seen an "Beyonce debuts new hairstyle, is act iii imminent?" thread from you in months

Good evening little hivesters can I get a vibe check

@Rian

Not long now until we can use "she's a legacy artist" as an excuse for all her future flops and make her smashes seem even more impressive

And yet there is no record of these. Except not the same because in this case you actually did report them.

Yes

Sorry, circling back to this for a sec So I have a very big spreadsheet consisting of the past few years worth of reports. If you're so incensed by those posts then why have you never once reported any of them? I was able to find this post, what I was once again unable to find was any record of you reporting this.

She just restocked signed CDs on the US store https://store.taylorswift.com/collections/cds

Just had a quick search, and from what I can see the last post using this term as a pjerorative (as opposed to just critiquing the term itself) was from June 2020 (where that user got told off by the Moderation account), so not sure where you're getting that from. Again, I count 3 uses in the past 6 years, all of which are in SYG. If you see something you thing requires moderator action, use the report function so that we can see it and action it if necessary. You are also not privy to every WP and moderation decision that takes place behind the scenes.

This weeks Billboard Global 200 chart: #2 (=): Ella Langley - Choosin' Texas (44 weeks on chart) #4 (=): Ariana Grande - Hate That I Made You Love Me (13 weeks on chart) #6 (+1): Olivia Dean - Man I Need (53 weeks on chart) #7 (-1): Olivia Rodrigo - Stupid Song (11 weeks on chart) #10 (+7): Stella Lefty - Boston [New Peak] (18 weeks on chart) #15 (-2): Olivia Rodrigo - The Cure (14 weeks on chart) #21 (+1): Taylor Swift - The Fate Of Ophelia (47 weeks on chart) #26 (=): Ravyn Lenae - Love Me Not (75 weeks on chart) #28 (-13): Ariana Grande - Petal (4 weeks on chart) #31 (-4): Katy Perry - The One That Got Away (22 weeks on chart)

Up to #40 (+49) on the Billboard Global 200 this week, #20 (+43) on the Global Excl. US chart

Glad I could lighten your day

143 was her most recent era, not her first

Setting your fave up and for what

It's currently charting at #23