[liberalmusiclover]

Originally posted by Bahjat

REAAAACHINNNNNNNNNNNG FOR DIAMONDS IN THE SKYYY!!!!!!!


Stop talking like you've actually heard Red or Speak Now in full.

I purchased both Speak Now and Red

[BlueMoon77]

Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic

What is grown up about Red? She's still singing about some young love she broke up with, like she's done for all her albums.
At least Rihanna was so mature with Rated R.

Clearly you haven't listened to RED or any of her other albums. Your OPINIONS don't count

[taylor__fan]

I can understand that you can say that rihanna ha s abigger impact, it's ok
but that she has more mature songs? really?
taylor wrote at 14 some songs more mature that some of rihanna's entire albums..

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic

It's age appropriate at least. WANEEGBT is sung by a 22 year old, but it's a song for 12 year old girls.

You Da One is sung by a 22 year old. It's a song for toddlers.

[castle13]

Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic

It's age appropriate at least. WANEEGBT is sung by a 22 year old, but it's a song for 12 year old girls.

How is it age appropriate??

[liberalmusiclover]

Originally posted by taylor__fan

I can understand that you can say that rihanna ha s abigger impact, it's ok
but that she has more mature songs? really?
taylor wrote at 14 some songs more mature that some of rihanna's entire albums..

Taylor is still dating guys in high school though. That says a lot about her maturity level in itself

[Rihhyonce]

Comparing Rihanna and Taylor's music is like comparing apples and oranges. Everyone has their own taste.

And the question isn't who's music is more mature, it's who has more impact. Taylor is a phenom in a time when albums don't sell like they used to. Rihanna is an embodiment of how the music industry is changing and shifting as we go on into the future.

Commercially, Taylor has more impact. Socially, Rihanna has more impact.

Why is this up for debate?

Originally posted by ryanpittman97

I guess but i fail to see how sex and partying is so much more mature than heartache, relationships and breakups.

Girl, I never said it was more mature.

Originally posted by Bahjat

Taylor writes about those subjects in a mature way, where there are too many words.
I guess that the only way to capture someone's attention is truly to repeat it 100 times.
Eh eh eh?

# of words = Maturity? Oh okay.

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

I purchased both Speak Now and Red

Then how come you claim her music isn't mature? It DID mature, specially with Red, don't be delusional just to defend your fave.

[Big Smoke]

Originally posted by BlueMoon77

Ugh, Taylor built a record label from the ground up

No, she sold a ton of records which made a record label very, very profitable.

Yall are really reaching with this **** now

[taylor__fan]

Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic

It's age appropriate at least. WANEEGBT is sung by a 22 year old, but it's a song for 12 year old girls.

repeating take take it, come here, come here, rude boy, rude boy is age appropiate?

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by Rihhyonce

Comparing Rihanna and Taylor's music is like comparing apples and oranges. Everyone has their own taste.

And the question isn't who's music is more mature, it's who has more impact. Taylor is a phenom in a time when albums don't sell like they used to. Rihanna is an embodiment of how the music industry is changing and shifting as we go on into the future.

Commercially, Taylor has more impact. Socially, Rihanna has more impact.

Why is this up for debate?



Girl, I never said it was more mature.



# of words = Maturity? Oh okay.

# of GOOD words = maturity.

You wouldn't know though.

[skyler]

Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic

It's age appropriate at least. WANEEGBT is sung by a 22 year old, but it's a song for 12 year old girls.

this is so dumb no song is age appropriate.

[liberalmusiclover]

Originally posted by Bahjat

Then how come you claim her music isn't mature? It DID mature, specially with Red, don't be delusional just to defend your fave.

I don't think her music is any more mature than the first two albums. For example, Taylor's song "Fifteen" is mature than her song called "22."

[B2R4D]

America's Nightmare of course.



Setting the benchmark in music and fashion.

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

No, she sold a ton of records which made a record label very, very profitable.

Yall are really reaching with this **** now

You honestly think that Taylor just came and sold records?
She worked her BUTT off, she walked away from RCA because they wanted another development deal, she got discovered at Blue Bird cafe, got signed into an indie label with no one but her and her label's head, they had to put the CDs in boxes and send them out to radio by themselves.


Please.

[taylor__fan]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

Taylor is still dating guys in high school though. That says a lot about her maturity level in itself

And we start talking about personal things? i thought we were talking about their music
this won't end well if you start like that

[Big Smoke]

Can somebody report this **** already?

[UpAllNight]

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

I don't think her music is any more mature than the first two albums. For example, Taylor's song "Fifteen" is mature than her song called "22."

Uhm yes it is, only 22, WANEGBT and maybe SSS aren't really that mature, but every other song is.
Stop trying gurl.

[like2throw]

Originally posted by Bahjat

You honestly think that Taylor just came and sold records?
She worked her BUTT off, she walked away from RCA because they wanted another development deal, she got discovered at Blue Bird cafe, got signed into an indie label with no one but her and her label's head, they had to put the CDs in boxes and send them out to radio by themselves.


Please.

her debut album sold 6 million copies in the US. She didnt exactly struggle....

[Big Smoke]

Originally posted by Bahjat

You honestly think that Taylor just came and sold records?
She worked her BUTT off, she walked away from RCA because they wanted another development deal, she got discovered at Blue Bird cafe, got signed into an indie label with no one but her and her label's head, they had to put the CDs in boxes and send them out to radio by themselves.


Please.

Oh you mean like every other artist?

Youre not helping your point here.