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Taylor's fanbase seems to consist of predominately White females (and then White gays being her second most popular demographic). This is evident when you observe her concerts, fan events, etc. Whereas Rihanna seems to appeal to more ethnicities such as Black people, South Asians, Latinos, Middle Eastern people, etc. She also has a far greater amount of straight male fans. Taylor is bigger than Rihanna in East Asia (which may be more due to image/promotion than music), but everywhere else globally, Rihanna has been the bigger artist. Why is there such a large discrepancy? Please keep it friendly and discuss.

Picture us dancin' real close In a dark, dark corner of a basement party (Oh, na, na, na) Every time I close my eyes It's like everyone left, but you and me (Oh, na, na, na) In our own little world, the music is the sun The dancefloor becomes the sea (A wi done, girl) Feels like true paradise to me, yeah Its in her top 5 best verses I fear

Which Legend X's spanish language album is your favorite? Genio atrapado x Ya Llegué Falsas esperanzas x Pa Mis Michachas El beso del final x Somos Nada Pero me acuerdo de ti x Santo Ven conmigo (solamente tú) x Como Yo Si no te hubiera conocido x La Reina Contigo en la distancia x Suéltame Cuando no es contigo x Brujería Por siempre tú x Traguito Una mujer x Cuando Me Dé la Gana Mi reflejo x Te Deseo Lo Mejor

* and **, double feature in the pool.

What do you think?

Wish I could have been able to put more than 20... Should I make a different thread including the same choices for best album of 2022 so far? What albums should I include?

They are all professional singers or have released a song at a certain point in time. Did I forget anyone?

Both the main songs of very hyped big, sequel/remake movies.

I've seen lots of back and forth here. Top Gun is looking to be a blockbuster smash. Many or saying it will be what Hold My Hand needs to officially take off, while others are saying it won't make much of a difference. What will the outcome be?

Mr. Morale debuted with 295k SPS. Will Beyoncé’s seventh studio album outsell in its opening week? I think Beyoncé and Kendrick are comparable commercially.

All of these remixes were smashes internationally. Which is the best one?

So, today/tomorrow the soundtrack for Top Gun will be released. Gaga has production credits for 9/12 (75%) songs. If the Sountrack flops, most of the OGHs will say that Gaga has "another" flop album and monsters will say it´s not her album. If it smashes, monsters would claim it as "another" successful Gaga album and OGH´s will deny it. To prevent this situation please vote, so we see what most people think.

Both women started getting popular around the same time and have been huge names in pop music ever since. Which of these two have had a bigger impact and influence on newer artists? Please note that this topic is for who is more impactful on newer ARTISTS, not on the GP or who has sold more. We all know who's sold more records.

what’s the worst album cover? The camp multi personality by the Brazilian singer and Girl From Ipanema sampler hitmaker? Or the survivor promo campaign by the so called lesbian Sheezus that interpreted Velma on a flop Scooby Movie show?

And how do you deal with it? I feel like I only listen to new releases to make new memories so I don't think about old ones...

Two POWERHOUSE female characters on legendary sitcoms with iconic haircuts... but who owns the Main Sitcom Girl throne?

A-ha had a huge 1980s hit with "Take On Me" which now has close to 1.5 billion streams on YouTube and over 1.1 billion on Spotify. In recent years, some newer hit records appear to have taken inspiration from "Take On Me", including The Weeknd with "Blinding Lights" More recently, some music critics have noticed similarities between the Harry Styles hit, "As It Was" and the music of A-ha. Justin Hawkins does a pretty good analysis of the musical similarities between "Take On Me" and "As It Was" here: You can skip forward to 2:40 for the actual musical analysis and to 7:02 for an analysis of Harry's red catsuit in the video. No one is saying that anything was stolen (maybe just the red catsuit), although it appears that both songs were inspired by "Take On Me". But which song did it better, "Blinding Lights" or "As It Was" and did/does either song deserve a Grammy award?

alanis definitely has some iconic openers, but what about her closing tracks? what is your favourite album closer?

My first topic, I know there were some others like that. But after the birth

Original album deluxe versions only. Fearless Jump Then Fall Untouchable Forever & Always - Piano Version Come In With the Rain SuperStar The Other Side of the Door Speak Now Ours If This Was a Movie Superman Red The Moment I Knew Come Back...Be Here Girl at Home 1989 Wonderland You Are In Love New Romantics folklore the lakes evermore right where you left me it's time to go

Which #1 lead single of their 1999 eras do you prefer? Which is more iconic?

some facts: - biggest vinyl seller in the world rn - first week physicals after weeks of pre-orders - entire top 13 on US Spotify - lagging behind on AM (only 6 of the t10, blocked from #1)