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It's funny because less than two weeks ago, Karol's fans were criticizing Shakira for hitting number one with low numbers. Today, she has the number-one song, but with even lower figures. Karma is funny that way. On the other hand, I'm glad it happened with this song rather than the other collaborations with big-name artists—tracks she was surely convinced were guaranteed to hit number one. Honestly, I hope she realizes she isn't Shakira; she isn't going to replicate what Shakira achieved, nor does she need to. Each of them is special in her own style, and it was precisely that kind of music that made her famous and can keep her that way—without the need to force something that is never going to happen, no matter how much she might want it to.

The song that traumatized a generation of monsters and their Mother Monster, too

Witness: 10th Anniversary Edition «Witness» ft. Adele «Hey Hey Hey» ft. Bebe Rexha «Roulette» ft. Dua Lipa «Swish Swish» ft. Taylor Swift «Déjà Vu» ft. The Weeknd «Power» ft. Rosalia «Mind Maze» ft. Madonna «Miss You More» ft. Bruno Mars «Chained to the Rhythm» ft. Bad Bunny «Tsunami» ft. Sabrina Carpenter «Bon Appétit» ft. Ariana Grande «Bigger Than Me» ft. Florence Welch «Save as Draft» ft. Sam Smith «Pendulum» ft. Alex Warren «Into Me You See» ft. Christina Aguilera

I don't hate her; in fact, I love her. I enjoy her sarcastic humor, and I generally like her songs. I feel the hate she gets is incredibly forced—the result of having had such a massive "imperial phase" that it overshadowed all the ATRL favorites without even trying. They can't forgive her for that; she caused them serious trauma that they just can't get over, which is why they hate her. Deep down, though, many people here actually like her music—they can enjoy it—but at the same time, they enjoy hating her.

Personally, I love the album; it's not their best, but it's really not the worst either. It has more good songs than bad ones—in fact, the only ones I don't like are "Truth" and "Gorgeous." But, the songs added on 1432 are truly awful.

It's time to accept that people aren't interested in Katy's new music. Fortunately, she has such an impressive catalog that, even with an unsuccessful release, her older music will always remain relevant; hopefully, the songs she releases now will eventually go viral and get the recognition they deserve. And as for the haters: her new music might not be a hit, but her older songs currently sell better than those of your favorite artist.

I hope all the Venezuelan members of ATRL are doing well. All of this is incredibly painful and horrible. It surprises me that so many artists haven't said a single word about it. Only Latin artists and a few Americans have commented on the situation and shown some empathy and compassion.

United States iTunes Top Songs 49 NEW Katy Perry - WONDER

Did you really think it was a bad performance? What's wrong with ATRL? It was simple yet moving and brilliant at the same time. He couldn't have chosen a better song, honestly. People outside of ATRL are praising the performance and the boy.

I can understand why she's not singing WIB; it would be strange at a sporting event. The same goes for LL or TOTGA, and it makes sense that it's Wonder. Before 143, she sang What Makes a Woman at AI, and "woman" is the last word of that song; then came Woman's World. The last word of the song Wonder is "fire"... This woman is going to set things on fire with her new single and album.

They're both in the same boat... in my heart. My two favorite artists. One recognized as the voice of her generation, acclaimed and praised. The other, the undisputed queen of pop classics that will always be remembered. Both happy, having celebrated their day yesterday, while you're here making stupid comments against them.

It's hard to believe someone with a history of lying like this actress, and maybe I'm wrong, but I've never believed people who report harassment or assault yet continue working with—or enjoying the company of—their supposed abusers. Yes, of course there's fear, trauma, and all the psychological factors involved in these cases, but how convenient it is to bring up the abuse only when it benefits you. The issue isn't why you choose to fight now instead of before; it's why you kept working with or spending time around your aggressor. When your "abuser" becomes inconvenient or no longer useful, that's when you decide to report them. This topic frustrates me because I feel like situations like this harm and undermine cases that truly deserve to be investigated. If KP did what she's accused of, then it's right for the law to handle it, but she's innocent until proven guilty. Otherwise, it feels like something planned to attack her. It can't be a coincidence that people always want to crucify her for something and that there's so much hypocrisy surrounding her constant controversies. And to finish, this isn't about preferences, and if your favorite artist happens to be KP's rival, that doesn't give you an excuse to say stupid things about such a sensitive topic like sexual abuse. I wish people would take this issue more seriously and stop treating it like entertainment.

and the best HG song

If other artists spoke out, they'd be erecting statues to them here at ATRL. But they don't even try. But because it's Katy Perry, they call her a hypocrite. So who are the hypocrites?

I think it's viral; many pages are reporting it.