Both Carrie and Bruno can sing circles around RATLor .
The Bruno stans crawling out of the woodwork once his name pops up somewhere in thr media again. And spare me the typical "Bruno is way more talented than your prostitute female faves!" argument that his stans bring up in every thread.
Like there's no reason to even act like they weren't hits. Only on ATRL will people be delusional.
They were hits. They just won't be "classics," at least not in the same vein of "Nuthin But a G Thang," "Lose Yourself," "Mo Money Mo Problems," "Juicy," etc. But to be fair, there won't be too many classics from this era and it has a lot to do with how fast singles are released and how fast the digital era is moving.
The Bruno stans crawling out of the woodwork once his name pops up somewhere in thr media again. And spare me the typical "Bruno is way more talented than your prostitute female faves!" argument that his stans bring up in every thread.
it's been really boring and quiet because he is hiding, he is not an attention seeker. Let us hooligans have some fun!
It's too early to know 'for sure', but you can easily tell which songs from this generation will end up classics based off their cultural phenomenon, widepsread appeal, and recurrent status (for an example, everyone KNOWS Uptown Funk & Thinking Out Loud will be a classics. Yes, nobody can go in a time machine and actually prove it, but it's still generally known).
Started from the Bottom is just one of those songs among this generation -- was a huge cultural phenomenon, widespread appeal, and is doing great amongst peer hits that time in the recurrent department.
And even so, Drake is already one of the biggest rappers ever. Imagine where he'll truly be at the end of his career. To say he won't walk away with 1 classic is a reach as if he's Iggy Azalea or Frank Ocean.
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Drake only has classics amongst try hard white guys
Sorry, Drake doesn't have an "In Da Club"-type classic and won't have one. "Started from the Bottom" was a fad of the tumblr/Instragam meme era. That's all.
Sorry, Drake doesn't have an "In Da Club"-type classic and won't have one. "Started from the Bottom" was a relic of the tumblr/Instragam meme era. That's all.
Public still buying it, public still streaming it, quote still used in mainstream culture (next to those same classic songs you're ranting about).
You're just simply outta touch luv.
Hold On, We're Going Home is his biggest hit but not a classic.
I think Super Bass will be the closest thing to a classic from a rapper this decade (at least the first half of the decade). But that song is barely rap at all, it's almost pure pop. So definitely not a "rap classic", but a pop classic.
It's had way better longevity than Fancy is currently showing, though.
I wouldn't mind P!nk performing at the Super Bowl tbh.
01. Get The Party Started
02. Raise Your Glass
03. Lady Marmalade (feat. Legend X and friends)
04. Just Give Me A Reason (feat. Nate Ruess)
05. So What
06. Try / Glitter In The Air acrobatics medley
Super Bass actually represents how rappers had to conform to pop this decade in order to get huge smashes, whereas in the 00s pop radio had to conform to them. Fitting.
"Watch Me" is a bigger cultural phenomenon than "Started from the Bottom," but do you think it will be a "classic"? I mean, it will obviously be more of a 'classic' than any Drake song, but that's not the point.
Public still buying it, public still streaming it, quote still used in mainstream culture (next to those same classic songs you're ranting about).
You're just simply outta touch luv.
He is the face of Sprite, though. Of course they'd quote his lyrics.
I saw a Sprite commercial with him and a terribly edited version of 0 to 100.
And spare me the typical "Bruno is way more talented than your prostitute female faves!" argument that his stans bring up in every thread.
