FabForAThrowback
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A classic smashing more than 15 years ago. Talent won and haters fume
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If I'm not wrong it might be something like 2 months
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Smashing harder than in 2011
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Atp this is one of the biggest songs of the year
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The hit that stays
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That's what I was thinking. The same thing is happening with MJ's songs. I mean these songs are basically new for new generations and they're clearly loving them. So Katy has a timeless catalogue and TOTGA is song of the summer
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Another day another (peak)slay
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WE'RE SO BACK (Actually we never left since is top10 for months now)
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People don't know the existence of the song. The song is a certified banger.
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Idc about streams, for me it's SOTY so far
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Exactly. They're just childish and immature in a way that is useless to even discuss with them, it'd be an insult to my intelligence honestly
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It's clear that most of the public doesn't even know that she has a new song out. If someone expected a big streaming debut it was wrong from the beginning, unless they would have invested in playlisting and autoplay after TOTGA. Katy is one of the biggest popstars worldwide, I don't think this could ever be taken away from her, given her prime and catalogue, but the lack of promo and a recent hit let pass her new releases basically undercover. Promo is the key of commercial success for the most part in the current industry, but I think she's past worrying about all of that, she just does what she wants with her music regardless receiving label support and I think it's understandable by her pov. I love the new songs and this genre, I'm happier with her still having something worth to tell though her music instead of nothing just because of numbers.
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She is the biggest artist of Capitol and I bet still the most lucrative, so I guess they let her do what she wants, but they don't invest on additional promo like playlisting.
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I don't think they expected a smash debut. As long as she keeps making music and giving us high budget videos I don't care if the songs don't chart. It's really not a problem for a 20 years long career.
