[Luder]

Originally posted by Green

All that praise

I think she's winning AOTY. Lemonade is her "Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" moment.

Would be really surprised if she didn't.

[Ramos]

Timberlake hadn’t debuted a solo track in nearly three years when he dropped this uninspired “song of the summer” contender. The insipid earworm—which was ostensibly recorded for an animated movie about trolls—became essentially unavoidable at any social gathering where someone in attendance was likely to use the phrase “cut loose.” Forget the feeling—just please, please stop this song.

[gagashottea]

BrokeKnee's told me "Jopanned will disappear from iTunes in 1 week!!"

8. Joanne
24. Joanne



Without any radio support

[Tom Vercetti]

Originally posted by Ramos

Megahn having two songs on that TIME Worst songs of the year list

HaterZ.

They could've had Watch Me Do instead of NO. Last year she was topping Worst Of Lists as well. At least I can say she's consistent.

[ultraviolento]

and make no mistake, David Bowie would have been the first to say so

yeah, bowie would definitely agree that beyst's album about ass shaking and being cheated on is better than his farewell masterpiece.

they're pathetic

[Green]

32. Alicia Keys, 'Here'

On her most political album to date, Alicia Keys sings from the perspective of a black everywoman with undiminished optimism. Her subjects on Here are many: the angry, struggling woman at the center of the heartbreaking "Illusion of Bliss," the city of New York as personified as a young dreamer on "She Don't Really Care/1 Luv" and the gay couple on "Where Do We Begin Now" that worries about leaving the closet. Much like her widely publicized decision to abandon heavy makeup in public appearances, she strips down her music and largely communicates through her own strident piano chords, save for the occasional homage to classic NYC rap like Raekwon's "Spot Rusherz" ("The Gospel") and Nas' "One Love" ("She Don't Really Care"). There is a bit of spoken-word braggadocio as she declares over the latter, "The chair that I'm sitting on is a throne/Perfection kneels at the seat of my soul." However, her true victory is identifying and empathizing with others, and finding hope that the world, despite all its problems, is changing for the better. M.R.

Queen Alicia getting a mention too

[Green]

Originally posted by Ramos

Is this the future Oscar Winner for Best Original Song?

[Aden]

Has E-MO-TION: Side B made any year end lists yet? She needs to live up to common year-end list native E-MO-TION.

[aayAlex]

Originally posted by Green

Is this the future Oscar Winner for Best Original Song?

Was never gonna win! Don't let Duca fool you

[The Unforgiving]

Lemonade is overrated

[ultraviolento]

Originally posted by Aden

Has E-MO-TION: Side B made any year end lists yet? She needs to live up to common year-end list native E-MO-TION.

Of course not. Just goes to show how Emotion's "acclaim" was nothing but a fluke.

[Tom Vercetti]

Rollingstone having Green Day's album as high as #14 That album was awful.

[LoKoPaNdA]

Side B is great but it didn't get that much of a push. CRJ4 is coming to dominate though

[BlackoutZone]

Originally posted by ultraviolento

Of course not. Just goes to show how Emotion's "acclaim" was nothing but a fluke.

This, how can an album (or actually EP) with Store on it be acclaimed

[Ramos]

I need GODty to deliver AOTY 2018 & end this "I'm an artist!11!!1" trend with her generic catchy bops.

[Aden]

Store would have been a 10-week+ #1 hit but Miss Jepsen knows it is more economically beneficial for the industry to have multiple careers alive so she decided not to end them.

Originally posted by Tom Vercetti

Rollingstone having Green Day's album as high as #14 That album was awful.

ddddd Revolution Radio actually got me into Green Day. I was never a fan before but now I'm going to check out their other work. If this new album was bad to fans then the rest of their work will probably slay me even more.

[BlackoutZone]

Yes, I also can't stand this rnb influenced and tryhard artistic trend that is going on right now, I want great pop music with bops

[johnsuxx]

Originally posted by Ramos

I need GODty to deliver AOTY 2018 & end this "I'm an artist!11!!1" trend with her generic catchy bops.

2018? More like 2020

[Tom Vercetti]

Originally posted by Aden

ddddd Revolution Radio actually got me into Green Day. I was never a fan before but now I'm going to check out their other work. If this new album was bad to fans then the rest of their work will probably slay me even more.

Dookie, American Idiot & Insomniac are fine records to get into from them.

[Ramos]

Originally posted by johnsuxx

2018? More like 2020

She needs to release her lead single Q1 2017. We don't want the Dark Lord of music completely overshadowing her.