Yeah, especially successful ones who are more successful than all their faves .
If she didn't "want to appeal to the masses" why are the BeyHive always focused on how her album was so successful and all the GP loved it and it did so well universally? Clearly she did want to appeal to the masses and clearly the BeyHive take pride in her album appealing to various demographics. However, there are more successful albums recently no matter what way you want to split it. Regardless of genre. If it sells more, it's clearly more successful.
Of course STANS are going to brag about sales and how the GP caught on to the album (not really) they're STANS.
It's clear that she didn't go into the studio thinking OOOOH! Lets see what hits I can get from this collection of songs.
That wasn't the goal at all. The goal was to make music that she felt fulfilled her artistic desires.
That's been her goal since 2011, believe it or not. She could not predict that people would respond to her just dropping her album. She didn't know that pop audiences would connect with her more urban song than her typically watered down MOR pop song.
Tell us, when will P!nk have an album where she takes risk artistically like Beyonce? Sales and success aren't everything
In what way did Beyonce take risks? The album isn't even that diverse or unique, people severely overrate that aspect of it . The only risk she took was dropping the album out of nowhere and it was either that or go the traditional route. And since the traditional method didn't work for her last time she might as well have tried something new.
Of course STANS are going to brag about sales and how the GP caught on to the album (not really) they're STANS.
It's clear that she didn't go into the studio thinking OOOOH! Lets see what hits I can get from this collection of songs.
That wasn't the goal at all. The goal was to make music that she felt fulfilled her artistic desires.
That's been her goal since 2011, believe it or not. She could not predict that people would respond to her just dropping her album. She didn't know that pop audiences would connect with her more urban song than her typically watered down MOR pop song.
the second halo video is so much better then the 1st
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. The only risk she took was dropping the album out of nowhere and it was either that or go the traditional route. And since the traditional method didn't work for her last time she might as well have tried something new.