[Elusive Chanteuse]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

Just like "Triumphant," it sounds nothing like her and she gets overshadowed by the beat and the rent-a-rapper. Plus, she sounds like a dolphin.

Well its pitched up so obviously it doesn't sound like her.

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

Originally posted by Willy.

Hit-Boy is so dated now, sadly. Thirsty is nice but it sounds like it should've came out in 2011 when N*ggas in Paris was out.

It probably was made then tbh

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...m-9397505.html

this is heartbreaking

[Giselle]

Thirsty has grown on me a tad but it's still the worst song from this era so far.

#Beautiful > You're Mine f/ Trey > The Art of Letting Go > YDKW2D > You're Mine > Thirsty

[satellites.™]

Drunk In Love didn't top the Hip/Hop chart?

It sat atop R&B airplay and Rhythmc airplay, not to mention R&B iTunes for the longest time.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by Elusive Chanteuse

Well its pitched up so obviously it doesn't sound like her.

Was "Triumphant" pitched too?

Miguel gave her her best and biggest song of the era. Po Manriah.

[iHype.]

Honestly removing the Airplay-only formula from genre charts ruined all of them, not just Urban.

"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" spent the longest time at #1 on Country Songs for a song since the 60's despite being Pop.

"Timber" spent the 2nd longest time at #1 on Rap Songs despite being Pop.

There's currently a song that's been #1 for 23 weeks on Christian Songs, despite being #1 for only 1 week on Christian Airplay.

Idk, I get the new formula and why they tried but the songs topping the charts take away all credibility. They'll need to start trying to do 'core' stuff like in the 90's for the genre charts.

[FAME.]

Originally posted by OriginalQueen

And where do most of these "urban hits" chart on the billboard hot 100?
Fancy is bigger than the majority of the songs played on urban- I dobut she cares lol

That wasnt the point. The point was how mostly only white ppl use Iggy and her "hip hop"
Nobody was shading her mainstream success
My goodness some of yall are just

[Doc]

The GOOD
#Beautiful
YDKW2D

The MEH
You're Mine
Thirsty

The MESS
Art Of Letting Go
Triumphant

Thirsty almost made that last list; it would have if it weren't for that "boss man" bridge.
It definitely won't be an album highlight.

[Giselle]

Mariah should scrap this album and do a remix album of vintage house like she did in 2003. Take the girls to the gay club

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

Honestly removing the Airplay-only formula from genre charts ruined all of them, not just Urban.

"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" spent the longest time at #1 on Country Songs for a song since the 60's despite being Pop.

"Timber" spent the 2nd longest time at #1 on Rap Songs despite being Pop.

There's currently a song that's been #1 for 23 weeks on Christian Songs, despite being #1 for only 1 week on Christian Airplay.

Idk, I get the new formula and why they tried but the songs topping the charts take away all credibility. They'll need to start trying to do 'core' stuff like in the 90's for the genre charts.

No, the dummies at Billboard not knowing what qualifies at what ruined the chart. The fact that they can place "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" at #1 on the Country Songs chart, yet "Mirrors" and "Royals" couldn't chart on Hip Hop/R&B Songs for unnamed reasons proves how full of BS they are.

[Chemical X.]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

That and all his raps before 'So Far Gone' are questionable.

it's still good

[Doc]

Originally posted by satellites.™

Drunk In Love didn't top the Hip/Hop chart?

It sat atop R&B airplay and Rhythmc airplay, not to mention R&B iTunes for the longest time.

It did for a week; the list I posted was the new rap songs chart.

[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by lancelovesgaga

She didn't deserve it because what she did was basically what the other pop girls were doing... imo

She calls herself a rapper though which is pretty much the issue

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by lancelovesgaga

She didn't deserve it because what she did was basically what the other pop girls were doing... imo

They're not rappers, nor did they make themselves look another race and change up their style completely to fit with the "pop girls."

[Kat]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...m-9397505.html

this is heartbreaking

omg

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

No, the dummies at Billboard not knowing what qualifies at what ruined the chart. The fact that they can place "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" at #1 on the Country Songs chart, yet "Mirrors" and "Royals" couldn't chart on Hip Hop/R&B Songs for unnamed reasons proves how full of BS they are.

Iggy charting on R&B/Hip-Hop yet Ariana isn't.

"The Way", "Baby I", and "Right There" were definitely more Urban than Pitbull, Flo Rida, and Psy.

Billboard is dumb as hell.

[Ozzy8923]

61,735 views

Thank God it wasn't released to iTunes cuz...

[Doc]

People are gassing Iggy way too much. I mean I use but chill.

[OurLuckyStrike]

Originally posted by Kool_Aid_King

I actually payed attention to the lyrics of Gypsy and they are so damn random and stupid

WTF... if it wasn't for that huge chorus and hook, it would be TRASH.

Oh I thought you were going to say it was complete trash.

Cuz it is.