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https://x.com/22dbrit/status/1697360520427249883?s=42&t=eP7ZZ5s-H4PXRUYqF1AFpA Loved this video! I think we all felt this way in 2008. She's a stan like everyone else <3 Love both my girls!

…because WE are streaming once, twice, three times!

We love her when she’s in her side-A reputa element.

Azealia has certainly had her moments of controversy and has said some unpleasant things throughout the years, but nonetheless her sharp wit, numerous bangers, hilarious and messy takes and successful Cheapyxo brand has kept her in the limelight and on the tip of ATRL's forked tongue for many a year. The time has come to put down the pitchforks and accusations of ______phobia and say something pleasant about "212" rapper Miss Banks.

1. Nightride - Tinashe 2. The Naked Truth - Lil' Kim 3. Currents - Tame Impala 4. Honeymoon - Lana Del Rey 5. Wildheart - Miguel

Only one of the BIGGEST female classics of the 80s Quite possibly the biggest #2 classic of all time Let's stan this masterpiece

Which is the better rap song?

I'M BREAKIN' DISHES UP IN HERE ALL NIGHT (UH-HUH) I AIN'T GON' STOP UNTIL I SEE POLICE LIGHTS (UH-HUH) I'MA FIGHT A MAN TONIGHT, I'MA FIGHT A MAN TONIGHT I'MA FIGHT A MAN, A MAN, A MAN

Do you believe Ciara is underrated? .. or more so do you believe her success is underplayed? She's been around for 15+ years and scores the occasional hit yet people act like she is completely irrelevant.

https://www.grammy.com/news/50-artists-who-changed-rap-list-years-hip-hop?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hiphopfiftieth We love how the Grammys continue to kiss Nicki's ass and then snub her

Which blonde pop girl has the better fan favorite single that peaked at #6?

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Hi. Let's appreciate some of the bops provided to us by the antipodean girlies: Who are some of your favourite Australian pop girls? What do you think are the best songs by them?

Yeah she isn't new she's been in the industry for awhile now but mainly as a song writer for other artists. Jaguar 1 & 2 are solid releases

Getting goosebumps! The live performance.

Five singles were released from the album. The first three, "Dreamlover", "Hero" and "Without You", became worldwide chart-topping singles, with "Without You" becoming Mariah Carey's highest charting international single of her career, becoming Mariah's first #1 in multiple European markets, going #1 in 25+ countries and becoming the biggest smash of Europe of 1994, while peaking in the top 3 in Australia and USA. Commercially, the album reached number one in 15 countries, including Australia, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States and sold 28 million worldwide. It was the best selling album of Europe of 1994, with 6 million copies sold, and moved another million copies in 1995. Music Box became Carey's best-seller in Europe, topping the charts in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Scotland, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. In Germany, it became her highest-charting album, spending eighty weeks on the German Albums Chart, eleven of which were spent at number one, and sold 1.4 million copies there. In the United Kingdom, Music Box remains Carey's highest seller, topping the UK Albums chart for six non-consecutive weeks and being certified 6x platinum for 2 million sales. It became a million-selling album in France, receiving a Diamond certification and topping the French Album Charts. In Australia, the album spent 18 non-consecutive weeks at number one, and was certified 12x Platinum. In Asia, Music Box became one of the best-selling albums of 1994, selling 2.2 million copies in Japan alone 1994 Year-End Positions Chart (1994) Position Australian Albums (ARIA)[103] 1 Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)[104] 1 Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[106] 1 European Top 100 Albums (Music & Media)[107] 1 German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[109] 1 Icelandic Albums (Tónlist)[110] 1 Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[115] 1 New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)[112] 2 Norwegian Winter Period Albums (VG-lista)[113] 2 US Billboard 200[117] 2 French Albums (SNEP)[108] 3 UK Albums (OCC)[116] 3 US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard)[117] 8 Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[105] 10 Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[114] 10 Japanese Albums (Oricon)[111] 12

Those deep vocals... Queen SNAPPED here

https://highoncinemaa.com/news/oppenheimer-becomes-2nd-highest-grossing-r-rated-movie-ever/21097/#:~:text=Oppenheimer Achieves Another Milestone At,out Deadpool 2's %24786 million. The king of Hollywood

An album roll-out can make or break an album as we all know. I made sure to have recent examples at every type of roll-out strategy. What album roll-out do you prefer the most? 1. Very long album roll-outs that take up to a year or even longer where 4-5 singles proceed the album's release. Most of the time, a concrete album hasn't been announced by the time the first singles are released. 2. Shorter album roll-outs that take around 3-4 months with two well promoted pre-release singles and various promotional single releases. The album is announced well in advance and available for pre-order. 3. Very quick album roll-outs, where the album is preceded by one big pre-release single. The album comes out shortly after and also is announced in advance. 4. Surprise drops, these albums get released with the announcement proceeding the album's release a day before or no proper announcement at all. 5. The no single roll-out, where an album is announced well in advance but no lead-singles proceed the album, leaving speculation of it's sound to the fans. The album does have pre-order options.

Who would have thought her concerts would be 100% sold out. Not bad for a D-lister

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