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hooky

It's not her Glitter era, thank God

hooky

Could we have a RNYE festival that has like max relevancy? I think that would be very interesting and really cool.

ManDown

Willow

hooky

Songs From a Broken Heart
Adriana Sofia

After the massive success of her SOFIA Tour, Adriana took a year-and-a-half break from music completely. During this time, she released no material (besides a tour DVD in November of 2024) and worked on her fourth studio album (fifth counting her Christmas album) with Paul Epworth. She decided she wanted a stripped down album to express her feelings. Since her last album, she had a relationship with a man, got engaged, became pregnant, and lost the baby. Her fiancé then broke the engagement, which almost drove her to suicide (which inspired the song "Getting Through This") since all this happened so quickly. Then, both of her parents died due to being hit by a drunk driver (which she expressed her feelings of in "Hurt", "All of a Sudden", "Ghost", and "Goodbye"). Adriana almost scrapped the album, thinking it was too dark. However, she ultimately decided to release it. The lead single for the album, "Goodbye", expresses her sorrow of saying goodbye to her parents. It was released in June of 2025. The video description can be found under the singles summary. The single debuted at #1 and stayed there for 16 weeks. It stayed at #2 for 7 more weeks. The second single, "Ghost", was released that October. It debuted at #1 and stayed there for 15 weeks. It was also blocked from the top spot for 2 weeks. The album release was preceded by a live concert show at Radio City Music Hall at the end of October, which was recorded for release later. The album was released in November and debuted at #1. It rocked the top spot for five weeks, during which it was blocked from the top spot by new releases from Sheryl Crow, Karmin, and the All American Rejects. "Don't Come Home" was released in February, debuted at #1, and stayed there for 19 weeks. "Change" was blocked by "Don't Come Home" in its first week and ruled the top spot for 28 weeks. "So Sorry" was blocked for 10 weeks by "Change" and eventually got the top spot for 8 weeks. The full concert video from her performance at Radio City Music Hall debuted at #1 in November of 2026. "All of a Sudden" was blocked by So Sorry for 6 weeks but ruled the top spot for 9. "Hurt" debuted at #4 but ended up taking the top spot for 17 weeks. The era was a massive success selling nearly 6 million albums, producing 7 multiplatinum singles (including quite a few best-selling singles), and having a massive tour. During the era, Adriana released a soundtrack single that debuted at #44 and peaked at #12.

Theme: Breakup Songs
Producer: Paul Epworth
Writers: Adriana Sofia, Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 67%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 5,762,878
Total Sales: 5,762,878
Certifications - USA: 5x Platinum
Awarded Buzz Album at Buzz Factor

Singles

"Goodbye"
Writer: Paul Epworth
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 86%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 3,920,261
Total Sales: 3,920,261
Certifications - USA: 3x Platinum
Video Views: 86,405,512
Video Rating: 89%
Awarded Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Video Summary: The video is a short movie that showed her growing up with her parents. In the middle of the video, she is signed by a record label and she and her parents move to Hollywood temporarily. Once Adriana turns 18, her parents move back, longing for their true home. Years later, she visits them for a New Years party after a tour. They celebrate 2024 together at a bar, but make sure they can get themselves home. On the way to her parents' home, they are driving in separate cars, her parents in front. She sees a car swerving and honks, but it was too late. Her parents are hit by the drunk driver and die instantly. Adriana slams on her breaks and avoids the collision. She then proceeds to call 911. The video ends as emergency vehicles swarm the site of the crash. After the video cuts to black, the video is dedicated to her parents.

"Ghost"
Writer: Adriana Sofia
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 86%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 2,914,896
Total Sales: 2,914,896
Certifications - USA: 2x Platinum
Video Views: 111,501,866
Video Rating: 93%
Nominated for Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Nominated for Pop Video of the Year at the VMAs
Video Summary: It continues where "Goodbye" left off. The cops arrest the drunk driver, and the scene is cleaned up. Later, she is seen by herself at the funeral parlor. It is similar to the music video for Beyonce's "Heaven". The funeral then proceeds, and her parents are laid to rest.

"Don't Come Home"
Writer: Adriana Sofia
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 86%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 4,955,898
Total Sales: 4,955,898
Certifications - USA: 4x Platinum
Video Views: 110,190,886
Video Rating: 92%
Nominated for Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Video Summary: Overviews the relationship between her and her ex.

"Change"
Writer: Adriana Sofia
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 86%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 8,001,332
Total Sales: 8,001,332
Certifications - USA: 8x Platinum
Video Views: 107,030,217
Video Rating: 93%
Awarded Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Video Summary: Similar to Taylor Swift's "Style"

"So Sorry"
Writer: Adriana Sofia
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 76%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 2,800,384
Total Sales: 2,800,384
Certifications - USA: 2x Platinum
Video Views: 98,266,432
Video Rating: 73%
Video Summary: A short movie about her life since the end of her tour.

"All of a Sudden"
Writer: Adriana Sofia
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 63%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 2,626,592
Total Sales: 2,626,592
Certifications - USA: 2x Platinum
Video Views: 98,561,731
Video Rating: 71%
Nominated for Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Video Summary: Surreal

"Hurt"
Writer: Paul Epworth
Producer: Paul Epworth
MW-Score: 53%
Chart Positions - USA: 1
Sales - USA: 3,449,908
Total Sales: 3,449,908
Certifications - USA: 3x Platinum
Video Views: 99,246,700
Video Rating: 74%
Awarded Summer Anthem at Buzz Factor
Video Summary: She is in prison for something she didn't do.

Tours

Soundtrack Single

ManDown

Hooky, your numbers are so impressive.

What is your economy at?

hooky

65% right now in the US. It was like 70% during that era though.

tbh Adriana got extremely lucky

hooky

Adriana's current era started out flopping. She released the lead, "Innocent", too soon after her tour. I should have released it in June like normal. It ended up peaking at #2 and going platinum.

The next single, "Hold Me Tight", struggled to reach gold even though it peaked at #1 for a week

She promoted the hell out of the album (Flavor) though, and it slayed. A total of 8 weeks at the top, her most ever

It's already the second best selling album (behind Hymns From a Godly Heart of course

) and will at least go 4x Platinum

The third single, "Breathe In Breathe Out" (

) did much better. It debuted #1, stayed there for 15 weeks, was blocked for a week by Avril, and it went back to #1 for a week. So far, it's 2x Platinum and could end up 3x Platinum if it passes through the archives.

"Heartbeat" is her current single. It's been #1 for five weeks and is Platinum

"Got Your Back" is the only single-worthy song left (there's only 3 other options though). I'll release that in October, promote the album heavily in December, and then send ha on tour.

St. Charles

What year are you in?

hooky

2030

She's 32 right now.

hooky

OH MY GOD THIS BITCH IS RETIRING

Lemme make her record a final album

hooky

ok all of these songs are ******

hooky

Artists need to retire later in MWE. Not here for them retiring in their 30s.

hooky

So I released a GH collection and the lead single from it has been #1 for 6 weeks now. The album has been #1 for 4. She shouldn't have retired yet

Rainsford

So random

99-1 in Japan out of all places

It's her first #1 song there.

Rainsford

BROOKE PALMER: THE RECEIPTS

Eras

Brooke Palmer

Undercover

Singles and Albums Peaks

USA

Canada

Brazil

UK

Europe

Australia

Japan

UWC

St. Charles

hooky

Quote:

Originally posted by St. Charles

What year did you get to?

Adriana is still selling new albums two years after her retirement

Everything's still going #1. Gonna milk her unreleased material until it's all released tbh.

R E V I V A L

I made a girl group called Fourth Power

-Rebecca Styles
-Jasmine Dean
-Claude Blare
-Melissa Kent

They've had 2 eras of smashing in the US and doing moderately WW so far, they just pulled a Beyonce with their third album and are now going solo. I'm giving them all the same treatment with their debut and dropping the bottom two.

Lararen

Quote:

Originally posted by R E V I V A L

I made a girl group called Fourth Power

-Rebecca Styles
-Jasmine Dean
-Claude Blare
-Melissa Kent

They've had 2 eras of smashing in the US and doing moderately WW so far, they just pulled a Beyonce with their third album and are now going solo. I'm giving them all the same treatment with their debut and dropping the bottom two.

Ruthless

R E V I V A L

Poor Jasmine is stuck as Fourth Power since she's the last one left.

And due to the reputation of the group dropping with each girl going solo their reputation is the pits.