Originally posted by Swiftie07 Taylor Swift

Lana Del Rey.

She wasn't being shoved down our throats and her songs weren't clogging up the Top 40, but she achieved SO much this year. She was picked up/sponsored by huge companies, covered the most prestigious magazines all over the world, and has a huge online fan base which eventually evolved into album sales that rival a lot of the top pop girls of today.


I guess people could argue Nicki Minaj since she was the one in the public eye, and Nicki achieved heaps this year, too. I just feel that Lana's achievements were much bigger and exceeded many more expectations than Nicki did.

Originally posted by JungleDisturbia Lana Del Rey. She wasn't being shoved down our throats and her songs weren't clogging up the Top 40, but she achieved SO much this year. She was picked up/sponsored by huge companies, covered the most prestigious magazines all over the world, and has a huge online fan base which eventually evolved into album sales that rival a lot of the top pop girls of today. I guess people could argue Nicki Minaj since she was the one in the public eye, and Nicki achieved heaps this year, too. I just feel that Lana's achievements were much bigger and exceeded many more expectations than Nicki did.

Well said sistren

Originally posted by JungleDisturbia Lana Del Rey. She wasn't being shoved down our throats and her songs weren't clogging up the Top 40, but she achieved SO much this year. She was picked up/sponsored by huge companies, covered the most prestigious magazines all over the world, and has a huge online fan base which eventually evolved into album sales that rival a lot of the top pop girls of today. I guess people could argue Nicki Minaj since she was the one in the public eye, and Nicki achieved heaps this year, too. I just feel that Lana's achievements were much bigger and exceeded many more expectations than Nicki did.

Ellie Goulding.



Honestly, TRF.

Originally posted by JessieJHeartbeat Carly Rae Jepsen. I don't know how you can be an 'it' artist when your highest charting single peaks at #91.