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It's time the NFL put some m**** f***** respect on THE QUEENS Female rappers aren't just an accessory and they should STOP being used as just guests

I feel like he is, because i can't think of anyone else... the fact that he solo wrote every song on purple rain (except for "computer blue") and played electric guitar on every song... and has lead and backing vocal credits on every song... in addition he played these instruments for the album: electric and acoustic guitars, Oberheim OB-8, Oberheim OB-Xa, Oberheim OB-SX, Oberheim OB-X, ARP Omni-2, Yamaha DX7, Yamaha CP-80 electric grand piano, piano, bass guitar, Linn LM-1, LinnDrum, Simmons SDS-V, drums, tambourine, string arrangement and that's just one album. on his album 1999 for instance he wrote all 11 songs solo, lead vocal credits and guitar on every song... he also played these instruments: lead and backing vocals, electric guitars, ARP Omni-2, Oberheim OB-X, Oberheim OB-Xa, Oberheim OB-SX, Yamaha CP-70 electric grand piano, piano, bass guitar, Linn LM-1, Pearl SY-1 Syncussion, drums, handclaps, fingersnaps like imagine solo writing, singing, playing electric guitar, and (essentially) solo producing these songs: like... which other mainstream artist essentially solo wrote, sung, and produced their hit songs? especially of this quality... like... where are they... quickly

Like choosing between an arm and a leg. I love Gotta Tell You just a little bit more but both are amazing

In our 2022 poll, voters were “Happier Than Ever” to give Billie Eilish wins for both Record and Song. In 2023, the recording academy decided that it was “About Damn Time” for another black woman to win Record of the Year and bestowed the honor upon Lizzo. Then, in one of the more wtf moments in Grammy history, the legendary Bonnie Raitt snagged Song of the Year for “Just Like That.” Other nominees included Adele, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Kendrick Lamar, Doja Cat, ABBA, Brandi Carlile, and DJ Khaled. Vote for your picks now.

Two of Dalai Lana's most celebrated albums...both are pretty much toe-to-toe in acclaim, streaming, and gp appeal. But did Ocean Blvd finally topple Norman off of its throne?

better country comeback?

Well?

Now that the two are besties / inseparable, whose discography do you prefer? (I was going to wait until LDR10 debuted to rate hers against Taylor’s with Midnights, but now that Taylor has already announced TS11 it seems like a moot point ) Here is my rating: Taylor Swift vs. Born to Die Fearless vs. Paradise Speak Now vs. Ultraviolence Red vs. Honeymoon 1989 vs. Lust for Life reputation vs. Norman Rockwell Lover vs. Chemtrails Folklore vs. Blue Banisters Evermore vs. Did you know…

Timestamped the part where she clarifies

Self explanatory ig

So Kanye's new album out debuted Renaissance but we can make the argument that Bey has way more GP known classics. So who exactly is the bigger artist?

Taylor or Miley has the biggest female hit?

Continuation of this now that Harry has won, who deserves it?

Beyoncé has an expansive and very diverse discography, having experimented with different sounds and genres throughout her decades long career. But which one do you actually prefer from her and think she does best? I tried grouping them by similar genres and give some examples as reference.

Thoughts?

vs. Your favorite release from last night?

Which part of Usher's performance was your favorite?

Which two singles from these countryfied albums is superior?