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Lourdiz - "Rockstar"
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One of her middest songs fym- Dr L*ke and his weird obsession with finding the "next" young pop girl...
this. the OP is reaching. there are specific markets in pop music. sexed up party girl is one of them. it's widely known and accepted that sex sells. not only in pop; in rap, hip-hop, country, rock, etc. pop is the easiest one to sell it through (and rap to an extent) Luke had massive success in the pop girl machine/business with Kesha, Katy, Doja, Britney, Avril, Kelly, Pink, the list goes on and on. So ofc he'd try to recreate that with young female talent. i think it's more a matter of his typical business model which isn't even unique to Luke. the entire major label industry embraces fleeting investment. if you don't have enough hits and make the company enough money after a certain amount of time, you get shelved. that's simply the case with Snow Wife - Jonas Brothers - "Listen When Sad"