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Which of these successful lead singles from Olivia and Dua is bigger overall?
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Which one would you say is the defining classic of "Daydream" era? Fantasy has about 75M+ more streams on Spotify (with the remix) while Always Be My Baby has 3x the YouTube views (120M vs. 360M)
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She can sing, dance and act. One of the more interesting celebrities on social media. Very meta and knowing. Has a core fanbase devoted to her already. And it seems likely this year she'll sign a record deal. Is she a potential MPG?
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Siobhan Donaghy from the album Ghosts (2007) Ellie Goulding Halcyon Days (2013)
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Hey. 2 of Madonna's cutest tracks, which do you prefer?
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poll #ApologizeToAriana trends following PageSix backtrack, are you sorry?
GentleDance posted a topic in Base
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It reminds me so much of "Break My Soul" for some reason
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Don't think this one's been done before Which song is better in your opinion?
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Rank the 4 latest Singles by the iconic ex acts from your favourite to least favourite! (posting in release order)
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Discuss
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Lead singles from two beloved popstars. Which one is better?
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Both lead singles off the seventh album by a whistling legend deals with infidelity. Which song is more successful with the cheating allegations?
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In our 2014 poll, ATRL voters agreed with the recording academy. Daft Punk retained their win in Record of the Year, while the (former) teen hottie from down under, the Lorde herself, kept hold of her Song of the Year win for “Royals.” Except… what’s that? There is one slight deviation from the Grammys’ results: Lorde actually tied for the win in Record of the Year as well! In 2015, the general field skewed heavily in favor of the pop girls. Turn up the music, because the Recording Academy is “All About That Bass.” Beyoncé was snubbed? She can just “Shake It Off.” This is a “Fancy” party, so don’t bother trying to swing from the “Chandelier.” In the morning, Hozier is gonna “Take Me To Church,” and you’re welcome to “Stay With Me” and tag along if you’d like! Both Grammys went home with Sam Smith, the first ever gay man to win these categories probably, according to them, anyways. Vote for your favorites now!
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Lead singles from two former child stars-turned pop stars. Which one is better?
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has over 210M streams and was never a single its a bop
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poll Which house inspired song GAGGED you more on first listen? BREAK MY SOUL vs yes, and?
Kayseri Mantisi posted a topic in Base
Which house inspired self empowerment song GAGGED you more and gave you more MEGA bop vibes on first listen? -
Who did it better, Madonna or the pale Madonna
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Which blasphemous pop star did it better, ATRL?
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Battle of the capitalization girlies. Who's giving the give?
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poll Best summery album title? Eternal Sunshine/Solar Power/Endless Summer Vacation
Kayseri Mantisi posted a topic in Base
Which album has the better summery title? -
We know kesha ate during 2010/2011, but we need the audience to spill
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Which one of these closers are your favorites?
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poll Will Taylor Swift become the top-selling female album artist of the SoundScan era?
Feanor posted a topic in Base
These are the best-selling album artists of the SoundScan Era (1991-now), as of late 2019: 1. Garth Brooks, 72.4 million 2. The Beatles, 70.2 million 3. Metallica, 56.6 million 4. Mariah Carey, 55.5 million 5. Celine Dion, 53.2 million Taylor Swift has currently sold 48.13 million copies in pure album sales in the US, which over time breaks down like this: 2000s: 11.76M 2010s: 22.97M 2020s: 13.40M -> '20: 1.94M -> '21: 2.36M -> '22: 2.93M -> '23: 6.17M Given her current popularity and selling power, do you think Taylor Swift can ultimately become the best-selling female album artist of the Nielsen era? -
Gotye easily retained his Record of the Year win for “Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra)” in our 2013 poll, while Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” unsurprisingly took home the Song of the Year category with nearly half of the vote. In 2014, the Recording Academy nominated a bunch of hit songs from mostly unusual hitmakers. Daft Punk won Record of the Year for “Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers)” while Lorde took home Song of the Year for her breakthrough smash “Royals.” Vote now!
