Shinkirou

This album is good, actually. It's mostly about the struggles of fame so I can never give it a 10, but the execution is excellent so kudos to her.

Dua is more popular, but Xtina had more impact

The success of one always elevated the other. Their stans should know that.

White people being racist. Just like they can't imagine people of color building intricate architecture and cities without the help of aliens, they can't imagine a black woman achieving great success with outstanding music and performances without the help of demons.

She's BEEN a mpg, now come on now

Let's say, if could guarantee a smash for your fav but you had to choose between it being a collab or it being an old solo hit revival, which one would you choose? I think I'd choose the collab as it's always better to get new music, but what do y'all think?

I've always been impressed by the evolution between these 2 back to back lead singles from Pau

Literally no one that is latin cares about solo/Collab discourse. We all know that's just the landscape works at the moment, from Bad Bunny to Karol G, everyone does lots of collabs

Well yes. It's an album about her struggles with fame and showbiz. The gp dgaf about those subjects. Hopefully she got it out of her system and serves something more relatable next era.

I prefer Juanes, but I love Belanova too. I just realized my favorite songs from them have similar names: Por Ti from Belanova and Es Por Ti from Juanes

Stupid Song is #7 on the Billboard GLOBAL 200. Drop Dead and The Cure are both in top 40 too. So the answer is yes

Paul being miscast was the least of that movie's problems. But miscast he was, yes

Not particularly, no. But he looks good for 51

Her and Olivia Dean give me one era wonder vibes. The female Benson Boone and Teddy Swims

I'm afraid I have to agree. Everytime I love one of her songs I'm like let me check what she's been up to, and it's always disappointing. Even MS is like eh.