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It's one of the best main pop boy songs of the 2000s if we're being honest.

Biggest female touring acts of 2022 #1. Lady Gaga — $125,333,755 (29 dates) #2. Billie Eilish — $106,194,096 (68 dates) #3. Dua Lipa — $89,302,575 (71 dates) #4. Karol G — $83,801,316 (56 dates)

Which fanbase is incapable of criticizing their favorite artist?

Quantity could be amount of songs on an album or amount of releases in a short amount of time Who are they?

What are the albums that make you feel like a rich bish whenever you listen to them? I'll start:

Chorus from Cry For You by September From Ei by Maija Vilkkumaa You get the Idea.

2016 pop-bangers with the same theme. Which song do you prefer?

Of English language pop songs. For example: Know of any others? Post them here!

With Bloody Marry becoming a hit, is it possible for 'born this way the album' to re enter billboard 200?

Every once in a while surfing through the stan internet space I notice bits of little monsters' impact on the way stans interact with each other. First of all, little monsters were the first online pop music fanbase to be officially given a name by their fave as well as be recognized by the media at large by that given name. All the other fanbases started getting their own names shortly after. We were also the first fanbase to brand the haters of our fave - the infamous Obsessed Gaga Haters, known as OGHs. After this term was coined we started seeing all sorts of other hater names - OAHs, OBHs, OTHs, etc. All this without even mentioning a whole plethora of iconic little monster catchphrases that are widely used by other stans today ("Yass Queen", "extremely stable which is a good sign", "she is winning again", etc.). Considering everything written above, do you agree that we little monsters impacted the modern stan culture the most?

3 weeks earlier than the past 2 years Coming for a new peak this year hopefully

Controversial or unpopular opinion I guess but Don't Start Now works better as an album track for me. Same with To The Moon And Back. As a single it was really disappointing actually but it turned out to work fine in the context of the album. You know what to do!

Looking for more music similar to some of my all-time favorite female rock gems by PMMP (the band in which Vesala used to be a part of). So, If you know anything similar (songs or albums) then do post it here. Any language is fine too! You can also just post your favorite female rock songs here I will gladly listen.

Earlier this week, Lana Del God announced her new 16-track, 80 minute long magnum opus, Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd (out March 10). Along with this, she released the heartbreaking title track, which features a simple, recurring hook of "Don't forget me". Lana admitted during a Livestream with fans last year that her break up with Sean Larkin hit her particularly hard and "broke her heart". Many of her recent songs are suspected to be written about him as well (Chemtrails, Tulsa Jesus Freak, LMLYLAW, Blue Banisters, Text Book, to name a few). A fan pointed out that Lana randomly announced her new album AND premiered the new single on December 7, a Wednesday, which also happens to be Sean's birthday. In addition, billboards announcing the new album went up in... Tulsa, Oklahoma - Sean's hometown and where he's still based. What do you think, ATRL? Is Lana sending a pointed message to the man who broke her heart the hardest? Is Lana telling him "Don't forget me"?

Winners: Taylor Swift, as always. Lea Michele Losers: Nazi Kanye West Beanie Feldstein Harry Styles Superhero franchises

After a disappointing year in music except for the last few months, we are about to have a crazy amount of albums confirmed to be coming early next year with potential single releases/droplets that might happen later on. Who are you most excited for? Anyone you'd like to add to the list? Starting with SZA album and Bree Runway's EP next week we'll have: Lana Del Rey Tove Lo Beyoncé (Visuals? Act 2/3? ) Ellie Goulding Ava Max SG Lewis Rebecca Black Caroline Polachek RAYE Jessie Ware Agnes Taylor Swift (Re-releases) Dua Lipa FKA Twigs Allie X Kylie Minogue Daughter (amazing new album) CHVRCHES (new music in the making) Aly & AJ Hatchie Zara Larsson P!nk Sam Smith Paramore Kelly Clarkson Sia Janelle Monaé 100gecs Sophie Ellis-Bextor Jennifer Lopez Maybe/likely: Cardi B Miley Cyrus (new music is good) Grimes (lol) Lorde Gwen Stefani MARINA Charli XCX Selena Gomez Kesha Azealia Banks

It really defined the pop scene of the early 10's and also has influenced a lot of underground pop artists from the SoundCloud wave that are doing hyperpop and its variants and really pulled the abuse of autotune for a concept/vision route that Charli XCX and a lot of rappers and people of the underground pop scene are doing it while getting praised and a I think it haven’t received enough credit for its impact.

She gave many great live vocal moments the last decade. Which are your fav? Some of mine.

What do you think?

The way she ruled the 90s She talked about realizing her fame for the first time during the taping of this live show in her memoir as well.

#1 SZA #2 Summer Walker #3 Jhene Aiko #4 H.E.R #5 Kehlani

I’m listening to some of the album tracks for the first time. Songs like Showdown and Breathe on Me sound straight from Fever.

I swear this woman has the worst luck with Tik Tok Her team will take months to notice this. One day she will have another viral hit that's actually released already, lmao. It might not even catch on but it's looking promising.