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The entire final chorus where Bey goes off with the ad-libs The fact she did 0 promotion for this and it exploded, truly an organic hit It still sounds fresh to me today

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIB65TbHazl/?igshid=1i4qokh9fn65d I’m so excited! I hope Dua really serves, what you guys looking forward to see the most?

Drop some songs that were pretty much rehashes of an artists previous hits. A rehash is when a song follows the same formula, no growth, same topics, or similar beats to a previously song that went on to become a hit. This is really prevalent in K-Pop. But what are some examples? I’d say one example is: ***A rehash done right. Both #1s***

After the frontrunner was snubbed who do you think will be the winner for ROTY at the next Grammys? BLACK PARADE, Beyoncé COLORS, Black Pumas ROCKSTAR, DaBaby Featuring Roddy Ricch SAY SO, Doja Cat EVERYTHING I WANTED, Billie Eilish DON'T START NOW, Dua Lipa CIRCLES, Post Malone SAVAGE, Megan Thee Stallion Featuring Beyoncé

Both of my faves released disco influenced records with modern classics ala Don’t Start Now and Love On Top that have sold 4m+ WW. Which era is bigger? Better record? Metacritic 4: 73/100 FN: 88/100

What's the best song on Kanye's GOOD music eighth album?

I'm obssesed with the live version of this compared to the studio one. The raw emotion, vocals. Everything is perfect. I'm also living for the MDNA version of Nobody Know Me. A masterpiece tbh. Post you favs ATRL, I'm perched.

What was your fave album each year of the 2010’s? Mine- 2010: Speak Now 2011: 21 2012: Red 2013: Pure Heroine 2014: 1989 2015: Emotion 2016: Dangerous Woman 2017: reputation 2018: Golden Hour 2019: thank u, next 2020: folklore (adding 2020 for extra fun)

And we're back! It's time once again to reward the best music of the past year, and to compare our collective tastes with those of the world's premier music awards show. Using the same categories, procedures and timeline as its namesake, the ATRL Grammys provides an opportunity for members to get in on the Grammy fun before the ceremony in January. The alternative girls took over the show last year, with Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish winning the top awards of the night. Who will emerge to vie for the crown in this tumultuous year of pandemic, protest and presidential politics? Does the sense of change blowing in the wind portend a new act joining past champions like Beyoncé, Carly Rae Jepsen, Kacey Musgraves, Lorde and Taylor Swift? SUBMISSIONS In the first stage of the nomination process, ATRL members can submit their favorite albums, songs and artists in up to 26 actual Grammy categories. Music released from September 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020 is eligible for consideration. You do not have to enter submissions for every cateogory. BALLOTS ARE DUE BY NOVEMBER 22, 2020. PLEASE SEND BY PRIVATE MESSAGE. Categories LONGLISTS In the second stage of the nomination process, ATRL members will pick the final nominees from longlists of the top submissions in each genre category. These will be announced on November 23, 2020. A blue ribbon panel will select the final nominees in the general field. Longlists BALLOTS ARE DUE BY NOVEMBER 28, 2020. PLEASE SEND BY PRIVATE MESSAGE. NOMINATIONS The nominees in each category will be announced on November 30, 2020. WINNERS The winners in each category will be announced during the ATRL Grammys ceremony on January 30, 2021, the day before the real show airs on CBS. Participants

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These two are pop perfection what about those words you said na ma na na. Whew. They got their first #1 for a reason. This one gives me life. The we’re so close to the edge of desire transition, that scene, the claps This sounds so 2010 I love it Ugh the nostalgia with this corny bop Their music was nothing groundbreaking but they kept serving very good pop music. Yes it was mostly chasing trends but a lot of Music from That era sounded cheap and they always had quality pop bops. also hot take but they’re one of the few groups that always looked like an actual group. All the girls were beautiful and got parts in the songs without looking out of place. do you miss them? when it comes to uk girl groups... spice girls, girls aloud and little mix are always more remembered for different reason and i feel like they don’t get mentioned much. Someone posted something here this week and I went back to their catalogue and now I can’t stop playing their bops.

After the obvious, intentional exclusion of the Weekend from this year's Grammy awards, along with many questionable snubs & grammy sweeps by objectively medicore artists over the years, do you still consider the grammys a major achievement? Personally, I don't. I think it's clear the Grammys are here for some label checks and ratings. There are obviously things being done behind the scenes that the we don't know of, and as of the last couple of years they lost their authenticity imo. Ngl I'd be happy if Taylor will win Grammys this year, but I don't put much weight about it as an achievement anymore, and I really hope she doesn't as well. So ATRL, are the Grammys still relevant? Would you brag them if your fav win this year? Discuss.

I did a thread about this before but I can’t find it on here. However I think now is the perfect time to have this discussion again. In the almost 63 years of The Grammys only TEN artists have taken home the top prize AOTY. To add to that one of those artists taken the award home 3xx making it even less than 10 artists. Stevie Wonder became the first black artist to win AOTY in 1974. He went on to win again in 1975 and 1977. Making him Frank Sinatra and Paul Simon the only artists to win on 3 different occasions. Michael Jackson won AOTY in 1984 for Thriller Lionel Richie won AOTY in 1985 Quincy Jones won AOTY in 1991 Natalie Cole won AOTY in 1992 Whitney Houston won AOTY in 1994 Lauryn Hill won AOTY in 1999 Outkast won AOTY in 2004 Ray Charles won AOTY in 2005 Herbie Hancock won AOTY 2008 https://www.insider.com/black-grammys-winners-album-of-the-year A black artist haven’t taken home the prestigious award in 12 yrs and it’s look like it’s going to be even longer too. Even tho we had a lot of great albums that deserved AOTY Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé are the 1st ones that comes to mind ... also The Weeknd who had a HUGE yr walks away with no nominations cause he didn’t kiss their ass. Its so disgusting that we are constantly overlooked for other artists that doesn’t have a fraction of our talent. We are the ones that created Rock, Country, Jazz, Pop etc yet they like to box us into R&B and Hip Hop or Rap & try to keep us there from winning or being nominated in the main category’s. Black artists have done so much for music as we know it. Without us there is no show! We make things popular! We make things trend. Not them! They constantly steal from our culture and reap all the benefits & praise. I’m sick of it! Something needs to be done! With that said I think that all the black artists should come together and boycott The Grammys until they learn to value us, our music and talents! What are you guys thoughts on this? What do you think could be done to bring change to The Grammys? If black artists don’t come together on this matter it’s never going to change. They are going to keep doing the same nonsense. We need someone that everyone respects (Quincy Jones, Jay Z) to get everyone together and say we’re no longer supporting The Grammys until they learn to value us and our music!

Infos : This round will last 4 weeks, ending on Sunday 6th December. Results will be hidden starting on Monday 1st December and all revealed on Monday 7th December. If you want to be added to the tag list, please mention it in your post. [ROUND 2] : Today's poll Do you still use... Like A Prayer ? (Annonymous poll, up for around 24 hours). [ROUND 2] : Results : Umbrella : 75,61% (62 yes, 20 no) Hips Don't Lie : 69,88% (58 yes, 25 no) We Belong Together : 62,61% (72 yes, 43 no) Dark Horse : 61,59% (85 yes, 53 no) Love You Like A Love Song : 57,85% (70 yes, 51 no) Lady Marmalade : 57% (57 yes, 43 no) Love Me Like You Do : 56,52% (52 yes, 40 no) Hollaback Girl : 51,4% (55 yes, 52 no) Cool For The Summer : 48,31% (57 yes, 61 no) Wrecking Ball : 48,15% (65 yes, 70 no) Girlfriend : 47,41% (55 yes, 61 no) New Rules : 46,62% (62 yes, 71 no) Smile : 41,49% (39 yes, 55 no) Shake It Off : 40% (50 yes, 75 no) Work : 36,17% (34 yes, 60 no) Stupid Girls : 33,33% (32 yes, 64 no) Bang Bang : 16,51% (18 yes, 91 no) [ROUND 1] : Results You can find the final results for the first round in this thread : https://atrl.net/forums/topic/323945-official-results-do-you-still-use-round-1/ -------------------------------- Tag list :

Lately I have seen a lot of talk about Kelly Clarson being a vocal powerhouse with some people even claiming she is on the level of Beyonce or superior to her as a vocalist. What do we think ATRL, does Miss Clarkson compare to Beyonce vocally ?

I've been really LOVING Nasty a lot, I think it might be inching towards my Top 5 for Ariana honestly. Do you guys agree with this or not?!

Just announced on the live stream Song of the Year Record of the Year Album of the Year A complete shut out? How Following the massive backlash, The Weeknd tweeted: Theories followed that people were not allowed to perform on the Grammy's stage if they were also doing the SBHTS; but Gaga; Katy, & Justin T have all done that. Then it became about how those performed AFTER the SB, and not before. Harvey Mason responded, saying these theories are false: https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/awards/9489869/recording-academy-harvey-mason-jr-responds-the-weeknd-the-grammys-tweet/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social Update: Another response by Abel

What do y’all think is QOP’s most underrated album?

This kinda fascinates me. I'll list some other examples that come to mind, but please list others you know. "Hey kids, spelling is fun!" lyric removed Original: (2:40) Altered edit: (1:54) ------- "I'll tell mine you're gay" replaced with "You won't mind if I say" Original: (0:25) Altered edit: (0:48) ------ French pronunciation of "contraband" replaced with an American one (in order to rhyme better with the following line) This Youtube comment literally put me in the GRAVE tho Original: (1:24) Altered edit: (0:40) (but at 3:00, he still pronounces it the French way lmao) ----- Rapist removed Original: Altered edit: N/A Anything else come to mind?

so apparently the OMH have stated that doja desesrves to win BNA because she is more versatile than megan hmmmm do you agree. Is megan unable to switch it up in terms of her lyrics/flow etc

Fifteen years ago we were frequently treated to bouts of sublime and eloquent poetry in songs by MPGs, such as: It's sad The map of the world is on you The moon gravitates around you The seasons escape you & I always was, always was one for crying I always was one for tears No, I never was, never was one for lying You lied to me all these years Well, the dogs were barking at the new moon Whistling a new tune Hoping it would come soon And the sun was wondering if it should Stay away for a day Till the feeling went away And the sky was falling And the clouds were dropping And the rain forgot how to bring salvation Nowadays, we have Taylor Swift dramatically likening herself to a sweater and Ariane Grande abusing every word or idiom with a mild sexual connotation without actually going there. Why?

35. Guns N Roses – “November Rain” 34. DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince – “Summertime” 33. Chris Isaak – “Wicked Game” 32. Janet Jackson – “Nasty” 31. Tool – “Stinkfist” 30. “Weird” Al Yankovic – “Like a Surgeon” 29. Miley Cyrus – “Wrecking Ball” 28. Foo Fighters – “Big Me” 27. M.I.A. – “Bad Girls” 26. John Mellencamp – “Rain on the Scarecrow” 25. Kendrick Lamar – “Alright” 24. Fugees – “Ready or Not” 23. Daft Punk – “Around the World” 22. Fiona Apple – “Criminal” 21. Whitesnake – “Here I Go Again” 20. Madonna – “Justify My Love” 19. Missy Elliott – “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” 18. Britney Spears – “Oops!… I Did It Again” 17. Radiohead – “Karma Police” 16. PSY – “Gangnam Style” 15. George Michael – “Freedom! ‘90” 14. Nine Inch Nails – “Closer” 13. Busta Rhymes – “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See” 12. Jamiroquai – “Virtual Insanity” 11. Pearl Jam – “Jeremy” 10. Fatboy Slim – “Weapon of Choice” 9. Soundgarden – “Black Hole Sun” 8. Nirvana – “Smells Like Teen Spirit” 7. Childish Gambino – “This Is America” 6. Beastie Boys – “Sabotage” 5. Weezer – “Buddy Holly” 4. R.E.M. – “Losing My Religion” 3. Nirvana – “Heart-Shaped Box” 2. Peter Gabriel – “Sledgehammer” Peter Gabriel leapt boldly into soul music with his signature single “Sledgehammer,” embracing a bright, brassy arrangement that shared more DNA with Stax than Genesis. Naturally, he paired that groove with the most playful images of his career, as director Stephen R. Jackson used painstaking stop-motion animation and claymation to highlight the goofiness of Gabriel’s words. The dancing chickens, singing bumper cars, faces built into fruit, chalkboard-drawn roller coasters — the video, like the song, is full of quirky details designed for constant rediscovery. – R.R. 1. Madonna – “Like a Prayer” https://www.spin.com/featured/the-35-best-videos-of-the-last-35-years/

I don’t even stan her but wow, I have never seen such a pop girl who makes inoffensive pop music make so many members here so hateful and take time out of their day to do this, even when she’s already graciously flopping and taking her Ls. Why is there such a big turnout that almost 95% of ATRL actively wishes her floppage?