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They'll always be more famous than nobodies like Tate McRae, Adela or Slayyyter who I guarantee you no one will remember in 2030

Both deluxe version from these millennial popstars, created with the help of Max Martin and his team Tbh I don't like either, both are kind of a snooze fest But which one do you prefer?

Also why is she shading Joe on Patient Zero when she's supposed to be happy with the "love of her life" She will never stop being a bitter pick me yikes

she's become such a joke not even a good songwriter anymore

Adela currently has 2 smash singles But for some reason they feel very contained to the Tiktok/social media, specially around GenZ She has a lot of potential, but I'm worried she might never break through the whole GP and also her album wasn't great tbh, only the singles Do you think she could become a MPG or is she a fad?

Well for instance lOVER started the pandemic

I'll start with some recent ones: Petal (so vague and non-descriptive) Bass persuades (sounds ridiculous)

No shade but Beebaadoobee name's stopped me long from listening to her music, which is a shame because her stuff is great Also i feel like ADELA's name might be confusing for the older GP (they will confuse her with Adele for sure)

Both debuts from these young, promising talents, who did it better?

We know the music industry is full of raging zionists, who do you think will be the next one to be exposed?

The cheeto puff and his team must be scrambling

Bby Wow will reach the Billboard Hot Top 10 today, something Dai Dai couldn't Which I'm surprised indeed, considering Dai Dai is in English, it had Fifa payola (the biggest event of the year), radio, multiple performances and videos, TikTok manufactured trend and a popular African feat Mind you, Bby Wow is still an organic album track that simply went viral Did the better song win?

Against it, people who can finance surrogacy could adopt as well (but obviously the process is longer and more selectively so they choose the easy route) or simply not have children at all. Sorry, but you're NOT entitled to have children The only way I could see it happening in a ethical way is if the surrogate is a close familiar/friend who offers to do it with no economic incentive

Sure it might have been very generic and of its time, but the album is full of bops Something all these new girl groups forget, before the visuals the music has to be GOOD fun and catchy

But they called me crazy when I said she would BOMB, maybe in 2033

As we know Madonna is the queen of reinventions, from her aesthetics, looks and sonic landscapes each era. Sometimes she would even go abruptly from an image to another one (Bedtime Stories -> Ray of Light, American Life -> Confessions I), but somehow the GP stay tuned and praised her versatility Rihanna or Gaga are similar examples Why weren't Xtina or Miley able to replicate these reinventions when they're just as talented, if not more?

Miley has nothing to prove, but we all wish commercial successful for ha Unfortunately, I don't see this doing going anywhere. The sound is so dated, kinda like a Gaga parody and she might get overshadowed by better releases such as Adela If Something Beautiful which was more accessible flopped to oblivion, I think this will perform similarly

I ignore these people, the problem is they're taking the spotlight from more talented people that don't event get a chance because of plants like them

Nepo babies have always existed but at least before we would see stories of upcoming artists with a working class background. But these past years the amount of nepobabies is just ridiculous, most of which are untalented and actively being pushed down our throats Sombr Stella Lefty Sienna Spiro Eli Malcolm Todd Audrey Hobert Clairo To name a few, did I miss someone?

well as a political statement it is very lukewarm and kinda says nothing, so I guess it bombed at that too

Olivia is supposed to be the biggest female artist from the year. However, her latest song Serena Joy is not predicted to chart on the Hot 100 (her first actually) and is already out of Global Spotify. All of this after having massive exposure in a whole festival of hers, decent playlisting and referencing a popular show. Should the u + Me = <3 songstress worry?

cute song but thé mixing is horrible

well she probably used it in her last one

Are you Ariana Grande?

Everydat, we see how artists increasingly use AI in their creative process, which has caused huge backlash, to say the least But do you think AI could have a valid role in let's say refining some lyrics or vocals? Is it so different from hiring a brunch if ghostwriters or buying passed around demos? Or is it a complete NO for you. I would like to hear where do you personally draw the line