Dancehall Queen

Against 100% of the time

His fans are making this a bigger deal than it is. They hyped up the stills before they came out and then the video. First they all cried about his mental breakdown and now they're all celebrating him. Just leave some **** alone. Meanwhile there's like six other celebrities yelling at the paparazzi/autograph hounds in Paris this week and no one cares about them (besides memeing Chappell.) Celebrities go to Paris and smash up cameras somewhat regularly. It's all just accepted as the norm.

A large part of it is there's less artists breaking through now. Nepotism has always been a path, but there's less paths to major success now. Labels are less influential, monoculture is dead, people are happy streaming the same old music, kids can easily discover old pop hits and fall in love with those instead of what's being pushed to them now (kids watch that MJ movie like it's Frozen), etc. Having a major label and connections and money does a lot to get enough of a push to make noise. Also, some of the other paths to success were pretty dark before. Why was it a thing for managers to find a poor 11 year old and snatch them from their family so they can be developed for a few years in hopes of them getting signed by a major label? Most of those people have moved on to developing social media personalities since that's more lucrative.

I didn't know we could check. Haha outsold.

This made sense in OP's native tongue.

music > negative social media engagement

Short n' Sweet

Ok but we wanna see him lick up cake off concrete like a dog

It was a different time. The Marvin Gaye estate didn't change the industry yet.

Is this cyber bullying

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We're going to live the rest of our lives in Taylormania.

Well she rented it so