Bangerz is definitely the most representative of that time to me the sound, the collabs, the visuals, the sad party girl lyrics all just feel so quintessentially of that era. If I had to pick one song to show someone what that time in music like was I’d probably pick We Can’t Stop tbh.
Close your eyes for a moment and picture Jesus confronting the likes of Tony Perkins or Matt Walsh. Those two hateful pricks would turn whiter than a loaf of wonderbread in a snowstorm being eaten by an anemic Edgar Winter.
I would like to also add that this album won 5 Grammys, including Album of The Year, and generated Billie into becoming one of the biggest artists in the world. This album is the most streamed female project on Apple Music and the 3rd most streamed female project on Spotify. She was 17 when this came out, changing the genre of pop and alternative forever.
I definitely didn't fully realize and appreciate how one of the biggest songs of all time was a teenager harnessing the power of the internet which I agree with Tom is revolutionary and sets the stage for the future of the charts for better and for worse This song was such a phenomenon and so scandalous
Re-recording her old material under a different label to reclaim ownership of it while also using the re-recordings to record unreleased songs and choose new singles. Essentially giving her old albums entire second eras.
She in the goat pop artist conversation whither people like it or not and she only 33 years old so she can keep adding to her resume for the foreseeable future
Him at Spurs seems genuinely scary- he’s not the kind of ‘instant success’ manager like Conte or Mourinho and it does seem like he could build something there
Pop culture (movies too) gets caught in a nostalgia cycle every now and again. We're waiting for someone to come along with something completely original and change the game. In the past it's usually happened when new technology for music production comes around, the problem being we've had the ability to digitally produce whatever we want for a while, so it kinda seems like no-one really knows where to go now. Someone'll figure it out sooner or later though
i honestly believe that both billie and doja will stop chasing mainstream success altogether and will make non-radio friendly albums that will be beloved by critics and their fanbases, but not by the gp.
I only saw Fanboy and Chum Chum, Breadwinners, and Sanjay and Craig. Breadwinners wasnt that interesting. Sanjay and Craig got kind of dumb after a few episodes. Fanboy and Chum Chum was still interesting for a bit.
It really doesn't feel like it's been nearly 3 years since WYP
Time flying like the flash
Born to Die for sure
What a way to begin your career
Bangerz is definitely the most representative of that time to me the sound, the collabs, the visuals, the sad party girl lyrics all just feel so quintessentially of that era. If I had to pick one song to show someone what that time in music like was I’d probably pick We Can’t Stop tbh.
Retrospective on that era is going to be fascinating
Desperation plays a factor
Close your eyes for a moment and picture Jesus confronting the likes of Tony Perkins or Matt Walsh. Those two hateful pricks would turn whiter than a loaf of wonderbread in a snowstorm being eaten by an anemic Edgar Winter.
At this point
I didn’t realise I had a god complex
It’s just tiring at this point hearing all of this nonsense
“The mirror image of Christianity, so it’s natural enemy.”
I don’t even think he even follows the religion
I would like to also add that this album won 5 Grammys, including Album of The Year, and generated Billie into becoming one of the biggest artists in the world. This album is the most streamed female project on Apple Music and the 3rd most streamed female project on Spotify. She was 17 when this came out, changing the genre of pop and alternative forever.
One of the greatest debuts of the last 20 years
And she was 22 at the time, hell of a breakout year.
The josh Allen of the movie industry
Colin shooting his shot! I saw that clip LOL.
That’s just facts
I definitely didn't fully realize and appreciate how one of the biggest songs of all time was a teenager harnessing the power of the internet which I agree with Tom is revolutionary and sets the stage for the future of the charts for better and for worse This song was such a phenomenon and so scandalous
He always going to have a place in history
A cultural reset
Steph still the best guard in the league
Everything is shaping up
Not surprised
I listened to her podcast because the one with Diplo was trending and I've never heard something so boring I was actually surprised how boring it was
Are we surprised
That’s the craziest cast I’ve ever seen
Superteam type beat
This is going to be hype
The Best There Ever Was. The Best There Ever Will Be
Genuinely great advice but can someone tell me in what way she's at all been an innovator as a musician
Re-recording her old material under a different label to reclaim ownership of it while also using the re-recordings to record unreleased songs and choose new singles. Essentially giving her old albums entire second eras.
She in the goat pop artist conversation whither people like it or not and she only 33 years old so she can keep adding to her resume for the foreseeable future
She is kind of like Tom Brady of the pop sphere
I’m indifferent
Kd return is going to be crazy
Those debates were generational
But but Amber Heard😠😠😠
She deserves a shot of redemption
Him at Spurs seems genuinely scary- he’s not the kind of ‘instant success’ manager like Conte or Mourinho and it does seem like he could build something there
It would be for nothing if kane is not there
Pop culture (movies too) gets caught in a nostalgia cycle every now and again. We're waiting for someone to come along with something completely original and change the game. In the past it's usually happened when new technology for music production comes around, the problem being we've had the ability to digitally produce whatever we want for a while, so it kinda seems like no-one really knows where to go now. Someone'll figure it out sooner or later though
JPEGMAFIA could be a blueprint
i honestly believe that both billie and doja will stop chasing mainstream success altogether and will make non-radio friendly albums that will be beloved by critics and their fanbases, but not by the gp.
Olivia vs Billie is going to be the new kd vs lebron debate of this pop generation even though both of them are pretty cool with each other
I only saw Fanboy and Chum Chum, Breadwinners, and Sanjay and Craig. Breadwinners wasnt that interesting. Sanjay and Craig got kind of dumb after a few episodes. Fanboy and Chum Chum was still interesting for a bit.
Sidekicks was underrated
Reddit needs to be shut down
Cue Thanos monologue in endgame
"I reckon at least 2 are hospitalised every day" has to be one of the funniest, craziest, things I've read in a long time.
It’s par of the course on the internet
Time to start the saka conversation
Which is?
That he gonna be top 5 in the world in the near future