We've been seeing that phrase a lot today, and with any big popstar release with a stanbase for that matter. What are your thoughts on seeing it from both sides: as the stan of the artist you're using it for vs as someone who isn't the stan and may not like the song?
Is the initial performance of a song and its longevity correlated to the musicality of the song that is what matters, or should they always be viewed separately?
(obviously this is related to PI but please don't report and close this thanks. Trolls keep it cute and no negativity on this site thank u)
well it's true for every artist, if the song is trash but selling well why does it matter if you aren't making profiting from it yourself?
I'd like to see what those that are using it now thought of it a few months ago when it was being used in regards to someone else's favourite artist though.
ATRL hates the music after it flops, though I wouldn't be surprised if the Army started bashing "Glory", just like how everyone loved Lemonade at first but now is "meh" or how Anti was meh but people like it now after they realized it was a commercial disaster.
I loved cancelled Olympics buzz single "Rise" and still do
if pi becomes a hit everyone will love it
id drag my fav and probably unstan if she releases something as bad as worth it or work from home
glory is a nice album but its flopping hard, let hope ppl dotn start dragging it
atrl wished halsey was dead but she gained so many stans after the #1 hit so transparent
I wouldn't be surprised if the Army started bashing "Glory", just like how everyone loved Lemonade at first but now is "meh" or how Anti was meh but people like it now after they realized it was a commercial disaster.
so transparent