Happy Birthday KYON!!
FFIX
Thanks sisters!
So my mom sent me a text "Happy Birthday honey check your bank account from mom and dad"
*Side Eyes Account See's $900 deposit*
I am just counting rn and crying. May not sound like much but ch........
Thanks sisters!
So my mom sent me a text "Happy Birthday honey check your bank account from mom and dad"
*Side Eyes Account See's $900 deposit*
I am just counting rn and crying. May not sound like much but ch........
Scream is a fucking jam~
You'll never know
If you dont let it out
You've had enough
They'll call your bluff
Thanks sisters!
So my mom sent me a text "Happy Birthday honey check your bank account from mom and dad"
*Side Eyes Account See's $900 deposit*
I am just counting rn and crying. May not sound like much but ch........
Thanks sisters!
So my mom sent me a text "Happy Birthday honey check your bank account from mom and dad"
*Side Eyes Account See's $900 deposit*
I am just counting rn and crying. May not sound like much but ch........
#minajesty always delivers the best vids.
#minajesty always delivers the best vids.
How is The Boys doing on iTunes?
:conniving:
I wish there were more tracks like Glassheart on Glassheart.
My top 5 is basically the same, except I'd replace Lovebird with Come Alive.100% agree with this. Such an amazing pop song but it's the only one of its kind in the whole album. Too bad.
EDIT: Speaking of Glassheart, my new top 5 for that album:
1) Glassheart (of course)
2) Lovebird (the traditional power ballad I've been waiting for tbh)
3) Fireflies (as I said before it's a bit stalled, the big moment happens about 2/3 into the song and then it's gone just like that)
4) Favorite Scar (great chord progressions)
5) Sugar (second half of the song 0_0)
Awful lead single, relying on X-Factor performances for promo (despite the fact that the show is becoming increasingly less relevant in the UK), no radio support (a little from BBCR1/2 but none from Capital, whose audience is much more the music buying type). Basically speaks to gross mismanagement and the failure to maintain momentum.What happened though? I thought Leona was pretty huge in the UK.
Awful lead single, relying on X-Factor performances for promo (despite the fact that the show is becoming increasingly less relevant in the UK), no radio support (a little from BBCR1/2 but none from Capital, whose audience is much more the music buying type). Basically speaks to gross mismanagement and the failure to maintain momentum.
It also doesn't help that when she's not releasing something, Leona completely withdraws from the spotlight. She literally disappears for years, of her own accord. It's nice that she established an animal sanctuary but it doesn't do much good for her career
Oh, the life of a stan. No one said it's easy, gurls
Meanwhile, it seems that Ellie's constant Anything Could Happen promo is working. ACH is slowly rising on the iTunes chart. Could this be Ellie's second US hit
It sold 100k+ first week which is not bad for a 10+ year hiatus, imoAnd No Doubt bombed too, I think.
Xtina needs a team.
It sold 100k+ first week which is not bad for a 10+ year hiatus, imo
So Leona's flopping, Xtina is headed for a flop. Next Rihanna and Kesha both gonna flop. It's all over for our faves.
No one can beat the Nagasaki Furtado bomb, though. Spirit Indestructible is probably the biggest bomb ever.
And No Doubt bombed too, I think.
Too bad about Leona bombing. The album is pretty good.
Don't think Lotus is going to bomb tbh. I dunno why..
Listening to an album while the artist who recorded it is feet away can be an awkward experience. Do you clap after every song? How much is too much head-bobbing? Is it rude to get up for a bathroom break? What about the bar?
On the other hand, it’s the rare opportunity for said artist to truly present their vision -- to talk about each track, how they came together and what the album means as a cohesive collection of thoughts and emotions put to melody and lyrics. It takes a certain showmanship to pull it off -- not only to gather your supporters but to turn an intimate setting into a giant pep rally.
To that end, Christina Aguilera has no trouble saying, “Go, me!” It’s part of the reason she’s come to sell tens of millions of albums, win four Grammy Awards and land a well-paying gig as chief celebrity coach on NBC’s The Voice. And now, at 31, she readily confesses (even to a room full of journalists, TV bookers and label executives): “I'm proud to be the pop star that I am.”
The proof is in Aguilera’s fifth proper full-length Lotus (she’s released seven albums since her 1999 debut, including a Spanish record and a Christmas collection), which the singer explained at a listening party held at Santa Monica’s House of Rock is her “full circle” moment.
Teaming up for two songs with hitmaker Max Martin, and completing the collaboration cycle with fellow Voice stars Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton (both of whom appear on Lotus tracks, though the latter has yet to record his part), she describes the finished product as a “labor of love” and the latest turn in “a long road.” Said Aguilera on Wednesday night: “I've had radio success, I’ve had non-radio successes -- it's all about creativity and expression. I’ve learned a lot.”
Indeed, you could look at Lotus as giving a nod to each of Aguilera’s previous albums. There’s the unbridled sexuality of “Genie in a Bottle” and “Dirrty” in tracks like “Your Body” (originally titled “F--- Your Body,” she revealed of the “Maxtina” composition); the vulnerability of “Beautiful” in “Sing For Me,” what Aguilera calls a “true vocalist song;” the moodiness of “You Lost Me” in another Sia composition “Blank Page;” and the balls-to-the-wall fist-pump of “Fighter” in the Alex Da Kid-produced big drums sound of “Cease Fire.”
“I’m a risk-taker,” said Aguilera, citing her 2002 album Stripped as, “The first time I was able to be myself [and] peel back all the layers.” Back then, she added, “I felt so lumped into a stereotype. I came out at a time when there was huge pop explosion -- you had your boy bands and Britney [Spears], supposedly my rival. There was huge media hype and controversy, which always seems to follow me. It’s just the way it is.”
Lotus symbolizes a “rebirth” for Aguilera, now a mom to son Max, who explained that she chose the name because, “It means the unbreakable flower -- something that stands the test of time.”
It’s a lofty goal for an album, but looking around at a packed room of music business hitmakers, gatekeepers and influencers -- among them bookers for Chelsea Handler, American Idol and the American Music Awards, and many members of team Xtina, including manager Irving Azoff, RCA Records president Tom Corson, CAA music chief Rob Light, attorney Eric Greenspan, and producer-executive Ron Fair, who first signed Aguilera while she was still in her teens -- and one thing is clear: the enthusiastic applause was the real deal.
So Leona's flopping, Xtina is headed for a flop. Next Rihanna and Kesha both gonna flop. It's all over for our faves.
It wasn't great tho, and then it fell off quickly. No hit singles. Critical reception wasn't amazing. All in all a very poor comeback.
Meanwhile at the biggest stage in the world.
Meanwhile at the biggest stage in the world.
Not me and roy being in perfect sync.
I am not a staple of POPGAF but it seems like your icons are flopping all over the place.
How nice of them to make room for Lana Del Ray.
I don't think Lotus is going to ultimately flop for several reasons:
Y'know how they said great minds think alike?
They meant the opposite of great.
I am not a staple of POPGAF but it seems like your icons are flopping all over the place.
How nice of them to make room for Lana Del Ray.