[ezra]

Avril, another person more iconic and successful than katy. And Avril sucks, wow.

[2AM]

I swear, the worst **** in here about Katy is that y'all consider her Rihanna-esque poptart who has no say in much of anything.
She is involved in every aspect of her career to the nitty gritty. Why is that so hard to understand? Lol.

[Jezang Looz]

Originally posted by Meowster

Sam Smith's "I'm Not The Only One" is pretty good ngl. It's better than "Stay With Me."

Yesss anytime it comes on Pandora I feel a type a way. Beautiful song, but I guess Stay With Me sounds like the 'bigger' song of the two.

[feuxtography]

Originally posted by Meowster

Sam Smith's "I'm Not The Only One" is pretty good ngl. It's better than "Stay With Me."

I've Told You Now is by far my favorite song from him, the version from his EP.

Honestly, his EP is amazing. The album was kind of a lullaby tbh.

[Cap10Planet]

Sam does so much more than middle-of-the-road ballads. His Frank Ocean/The Weeknd-isque EP Nirvana is pretty good.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by 2AM

I swear, the worst **** in here about Katy is that y'all consider her Rihanna-esque poptart who has no say in much of anything.
She is involved in every aspect of her career to the nitty gritty. Why is that so hard to understand? Lol.

That's not what Meghan Trainor says.

[Ozzy8923]

I don't agree with the notion that Taylor 'jumped' into a new sound. She was already transitioning into Pop music with RED, 1989 was just the final step. It's not like she went from one extreme to the other.

[Aden]

Sam Smith has some really great songs on his album like 'Money On my Mind' but it also has a lot of boring material.

And 'Walking On Air' and 'Spiritual' are the only good songs from PRISM.

[feuxtography]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

Sam does so much more than ballads. His Frank Ocean/The Weeknd-isque EP Nirvana is pretty good.

THATS WHAT IM SAYING.

Safe With Me was on repeat for months.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by feuxtography

THATS WHAT IM SAYING.

Safe With Me was on repeat for months.

I remember saying "Safe With Me >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Stay With Me" and the girls didn't understand.

[Aden]

Originally posted by 2AM

I swear, the worst **** in here about Katy is that y'all consider her Rihanna-esque poptart who has no say in much of anything.
She is involved in every aspect of her career to the nitty gritty. Why is that so hard to understand? Lol.

That's even worse because she's willingly choosing to be a subpar music artist.

[feuxtography]

Bopping to Nirvana as we speak. Why didn't he go this route with his album. I mean, obviously he's doing well for himself but I had such high hopes for him.

[2AM]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

That's not what Meghan Trainor says.

Meghan Trainor knows nothing of Katy's involvement, lol.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Ozzy8923

I don't agree with the notion that Taylor 'jumped' into a new sound. She was already transitioning into Pop music with RED, 1989 was just the final step. It's not like she went from one extreme to the other.

She's been doing pop remixes since YBWM. In 2009.

[Skywalker]

Sam's lower register is so much better than his falsetto. Wish he'd use it more. It only works for some men in pop music (doesn't work for Nick Jonas either, his strained falsetto in Jealous is painful to listen to despite the song being good).

[Jezang Looz]

I wish Rihanna wasn't doing the Home project and just focused on R8. I'm not here for her half-assing another era and sloppy promo. She better prove me wrong because my expectations are set so high from this long break of hers.

[feuxtography]

Originally posted by Meowster

Sam's lower register is so much better than his falsetto. Wish he'd use it more. It only works for some men in pop music (doesn't work for Nick Jonas either, his strained falsetto in Jealous is painful to listen to despite the song being good).

I really like Sams falsetto tho, one of the few male artists that can make my nipples hard.

[Skywalker]

So tired of these pained, screeching males in pop. I blame Michael Jackson for it and everyone following his blueprint for decades afterword.

[Cap10Planet]

Not Sam being an urban/pbR&B hipster

[BabyCantYouSee]

Originally posted by ToLove

That's not true at all. Horrible albums have been getting released since the dawn of time, and their quantity was no different back in 1999 than they are in 2014. And let's be real; 1989 isn't anything super spectacular that hasn't been done before by anyone.

Limp Bizkit managed to sell over a million copies of their album in a week in 2000, and they have to be the worst band of all-time. *NSTINK was awful too, and they will likely forever hold the record for highest first week sales for ANY artist in American history.

Yeah, but back then albums actually used to sell because they were valuable. Nowadays, you can get free music in just a click of a button. Popular artists like Lady Gaga and Britney are flopping because they are putting out ****** music for the most part and are known as ****** artists by millions. What I'm trying to say is that it's still possible to sell a lot of albums if you're popular, have a good reputation, and are producing music that the masses enjoy. I mean, 1989 is going to end up selling just as much as In The Zone, which was released in 2003.

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