[asanders10795544]

Originally posted by Ash12345

No it's 2-3 days old
And the song itself is only 7 months old
TIWYCF song is 7 months old, has over a billion views and is still getting 4.5m views per day

What kind of logic are you using?

The unlisted version already has like 50 million views.

If it was listed, it would be much higher.

People just stopped searching up the song on YT because Beyonce is a petty bitch.

[Elusive Chanteuse]

Mariah lipsyncing to 1996 vocals on her show made me scream. My God her team is terrible allowing this.

[Caprice]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

You can't say George Bush didn't fight terrorism. Janet's career was N/A in his first term.

On his second too tho?

[conatus]

Originally posted by Ramos

Dammn Baby was my ****ING BOP too, Janet DID THAT.

ugh, should have at least been a cute little hit in the gay clubs

[Delilah.]

[asanders10795544]

Originally posted by conatus

r&b/urban is definitely resurging in quality. late-'00s r&b was the absolute pits

Like?

[T.C]

Originally posted by conatus

ugh, should have at least been a cute little hit in the gay clubs

She didn't even do a video for Burnitup

What the ****

[iHype.]

I couldn't get into any of Janet's album. Her new voice won't allow me to take her singing seriously

BURNITUP! alone is one of the most embarrassing things ever (tho kinda catchy). How can her fans lie and pretend that album was a comeback? It all sounded so cheap....and how do I say.... Tyler Perry soundtrack esque

[Robert]

Originally posted by iHype.

But the 2000s Urban slayage was during Bush administration.

Maybe the Republican presidents cause the black people to win in music

Emo also peaked at that time.

Maybe it's time for Avril her comeback

[conatus]

Originally posted by asanders10795544

Like?

a lot of the r&b artists successful in the late-'90s/early-'00s chased trends and the dated production has made a lot of it age like bread. see: human by brandy, einstein by mariah, etc.

[slw84]

Originally posted by conatus

r&b/urban is definitely resurging in quality. late-'00s r&b was the absolute pits

It still has a LONG way to go to even reach close to 90s (the best decade of R&B and hip hop) but I agree.

Definitely better than late 00s and early 10s.

Where are the stars, though?


Where's the Usher? Alicia? Jill scott? India arie? Maxwell?

[Ramos]

Originally posted by conatus

ugh, should have at least been a cute little hit in the gay clubs

It deserved an official dance video like the ones Shitber released for his songs at the VERY LEAST.

[Delilah.]

janitor's album sound like it was made on a budget of 92 cents

it was like they downloaded a free trial of a production app online because there was no budget to pay for an actual studio

[Lord Blackout]

Blacks won in the 90s far more. They had rap, R&B, pop AND dance music.
No other decade compares.

[T.C]

Originally posted by iHype.

I couldn't get into any of Janet's album. Her new voice won't allow me to take her singing seriously

BURNITUP! alone is one of the most embarrassing things ever (tho kinda catchy). How can her fans lie and pretend that album was a comeback?
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Salty that it outsold MIAM?

It's okay

Mariah might outdo her on her 10000th comeback album

[slaveney]

I still don't know how critics enjoyed Unbrokeable. They even compared it to The Velvet Bible.... the absolute nerve

[Ramos]

I knew pop music was going down when Godney released Ugly Flops, like, she always have the best pop bops as lead singles & then she released that tragedy...

Dark times indeed.

[asanders10795544]

Originally posted by slw84

It still has a LONG way to go to even reach close to 90s (the best decade of R&B and hip hop) but I agree.

Definitely better than late 00s and early 10s.

Where are the stars, though?


Where's the Usher? Alicia? Jill scott? India arie? Maxwell?

Usher got a #1 R&B/Hip Hop Airplay hit this era.

The rest are segregated to Urban AC

[conatus]

unbreakable is art

[Thor]

Originally posted by Ramos

If the GRAMMYs were all about quality & talent, Perfect Illusion would have been nominated for SOTY, ROTY, Best Pop Vocal Performance & they would have nominated Joanne as Best New Artist.

Lets be real.

This is the tea.