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Originally posted by Jennifer
Rihanna had a good ear for hits. She's older now and therefore isn't in that same demographic that she's trying to appeal to (teenagers and early 20s for the most part), which makes it more difficult to know exactly what people want. She has no talent either so that's not gonna help long term.
I wouldn't be so sure lol. I think she has more hits in her future but I also think her days of consecutive hit after hit after hit are over.
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Same thots. DefJam just don't have a clue how to market her in this current musical climate given the sporadic, ever-changing sounds. You want to sell records, while maintaining an authentic, original and i guess timeless piece of music.
No-one truly cares for albums anymore, or like a big album rollout. Everything is so quick, instant, easy you need to market yourself so you capture the public's attention for a good few months like how Drake did with his mixtape [lol @ Kendrick].
Baesically, if whatever she releases isn't received warmly, it will affect how she's viewed in the public eye, and essentially her selling power. V critical album of hers.
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