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This still slaps so hard

The Grants vs Fortnight Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd? vs The Tortured Poets Department Sweet vs My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys A&W vs Down Bad Judah Smith Interlude vs So Long, London Candy Necklace vs But Daddy I Love Him Jon Batiste Interlude vs Fresh Out the Slammer Kintsugi vs Florida!!! Fingertips vs Guilty as Sin? Paris, Texas vs Who's Afraid of Little Old Me? Grandfather please stand on the shoulders of my father while he's deep-sea fishing vs I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can) Let the Light In vs loml Margaret vs I Can Do It with a Broken Heart Fishtail vs The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived Peppers vs The Alchemy Taco Truck x VB vs Clara Bow

Sharon (who was his manager and put this song together) didn't **** about with his solo career. In many ways, this song is why we have The Osbournes today.

Charli XCX - SUCKER (2014) Camila Cabello - C,XOXO (2024) Discuss, tastefully.

What are examples of these times?

1. Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion - WAP | 16.5 million 2. Ariana Grande - thank u, next | 9.3 million 3. Beyoncé - Drunk In Love | 8.7 million 4. Rihanna - Work | 8.2 million 5. Cardi B - Bodak Yellow | 8.2 million 6. Ariana Grande - 7 Rings | 7.8 million 7. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper - Shallow | 7.4 million 8. Beyoncé - Formation | 6.2 million 9. Adele - Hello | 5.5 million 10. Taylor Swift - All Too Well (10 minute version) | 4.7 million https://genius.com/

For me: Rihanna: first two mixtapes Taylor: debut Beyonce: The gift, EIL Mariah: all her albums Olivia: GUTS SZA: Ctrl Doja: Amala, Scarlet Rosalia: El mal querer Bjork: Medulla (couldn't finish it), Fossora Ariana: sweetener, positions Nicki: Queen, PF2

Charli XCX - Single this week / album soon Tove Lo - Single this week / ep soon Bebe Rexha - Single Ellie Goulding - (No single announcement yet but rumored album completion / Calvin Harris music confirmed) Katy Perry - KP6 is coming but no dates as of yet Billie - 2 weeks Ke$ha - "is free and coming" (whenever that is 2024) Lorde - Music rumors are starting up Nelly Furtado - Is talking a lot about music but it's been what.. a year at this point Miley Cyrus - Calvin Collab Camila - idk some people care Normani - if anyone cares Did I miss anyone?

The vitriol on a carefree dancepop album is suspicious. Are the other bases jealous and projecting on Dua's pop perfections which they secretly wish their faves should be releasing? Discuss.

It's not an impossible thing for pop girls to secure a fanbase. Gaga did it. Taylor did it. Bey did it. Olivia did it. Dua Lipa obviously has not done it, after seeing the disastrous numbers for her new album. So what can she do to course-correct this?

look, I Luv It may not be what it thinks it is. but you know what? at least she's trying. at least she doesn't just want to be known as 'the latin girl'. Because we are more than our ethnicity. yes we are. We are more than the culture we come from. yes, it is a part of us. yes, it made us. But take me for instance; my family is Italian. but i am more than just "family values" and "food". I have multiple facets to my personality. I am a philosopher, I am neither here nor there. so kudos to Camila for breaking out of the expected stereotypes of a hispanic singer. show us all of you!

Hey y'all. I am usually going to concerts in the DMV area. Since many people have different taste, I figure it would be great to post what concerts we are attending in the area, also Philly or NY so we can all meet up and have fun together!

The album comes out in 11 days with no single and minimal promo/teasing and features only 10 songs

The Summer Carnival tour has just surpassed the Reputation Stadium Tour. According to ATRL, unlike the other girlies on the list the LGBT Acrobat is not relevant, doesn't have any remembered classics and is a boring one tr!ck pony of a performer. So what went right for the "You Make Me Sick" songstress?

For the whole era. Or at least after Houdini. Houdini was great so I wouldn't change anything about that since it came out last year anyway. I feel she should've relaunched the era at the Grammy's with End Of An Era () and a European summer aesthetic for the video + performance. It would've made so much sense with the cover. And then Maria/These Walls/Ilusion for the album launch. I think the whole dark aesthetic was not really selling the era

It really is not a diss track unless you invoke the queen of music it seems. I'm not posting the latest reference because it's too crude.

in 2003 p!nk released her third album "try this" and it was a downfall compared to her successful sophomore era "missundaztood", this is the same thing that happened to dua with her new album after the release of "radical optimism". both albums had singles with a good reception in Europe meanwhile those singles were not a great success in the US. then in 2006 p!nk released her fourth album "i'm not dead" and she smashed with her singles "who knew", "stupid girls" and "u + ur hand". do you guys think dua can do a re-peak in the US after this album?

In honor of Jojo Siwa's attempt at a good girl gone bad era, name some of your favorite examples of this

Era 1 - Lights / Dua Lipa Started off big in the UK, finally breaking into the US late in the era (Lights / New Rules) Droplet Era EDM features become hits WW (INYL / One Kiss) Era 2 - Halcyon / Future Nostalgia Both are eras commonly known as their respective best. Produced some of their biggest hits (ACH & Burn / DSN & Levitating). Soundtrack Release - LMLYD / DTN Both become one of the largest hits of each respective artist following massive eras. Era 3 - Delirium / Radical Optimism Both started off with strong first singles (OMM / Houdini) but the era got weaker due to a messy rollout and additional underwhelming singles What’s next for Dua? Is she releasing her version of Brightest Blue next in 2029?

i just wanna discuss this cuz one had her breakthrough last year and the other one apparently this year, so who would you consider bigger?

Both Radical Optimism and Scarlet can be viewed as underperformances from both Dua Lipa and Doja Cat. Career low reviews, poor streaming numbers and a significant commercial decline from their previous smash albums. While I don't see either of them dominating the Grammys in terms of nominations next year, it's worth noting that both Dua Lipa and Doja Cat were nominated for Album of the Year for their previous eras ("Future Nostalgia" & "Planet Her"), with "Planet Her" receiving 8 Grammy nominations and "Future Nostalgia" receiving 6 in total. If you had to predict one to get nominated in AOTY (as a obvious filler nomination), which one would it be and who has a stronger chance? Scarlet: Metacritic: 70 Paint The Town Red: #1 Hot 100, #1 Pop / Rhythmic Radio Scarlet: #4 Billboard 200 Radical Optimism: Metacritic: 72 Houdini: #11 Hot 100, #6 Pop Radio Radical Optimism: *predicted top 3 Billboard 200

Inspired by this thread:

This absolutely BRUTAL takedown of Aubrey Graham aka Drake is something to behold Released a mere hour after Drake puts out a new diss track at Kendrick Lamar, this song take a slow buildup, addressing drakes family members 1 by 1. Will this brutal song place itself among a legendary group of hip hop disses? Discuss