I am 95% sure I have seen you compare Xtina's album sales from 2000 to Kelly's 2005-today.
Reviews vary over time, but not nearly as much as album sales have.
That's album sales, not reviews.
I am 95% sure I have seen you compare Xtina's album sales from 2000 to Kelly's 2005-today.
Reviews vary over time, but not nearly as much as album sales have.
Kelly Rowland has been confirmed as a judge
These deceptions. Album sales are FAR LESS relevant when comparing artists from different eras than reviews. Far less reliable as well.That's album sales, not reviews.
Kelly Rowland has been confirmed as a judge
one seat left open now
Someone else mentioning 4 was the context for my bringing it up in the first place though....who's arguing 4 here right now? I'm just talking about metacritic. You mad about something, Godel?
I'm not saying you're the only person who has ever questioned them. I'm saying you get continuously clocked by them and you hate them. I'm sure it's just a coincidence though, and you'd still hate Metacritic even in the parallel world where your fave does have a 60%+ career average.And those arguments are pretty valid criticisms of review aggregates. Don't pretend as if I'm the only person who has ever questioned them. There's just so much that isn't fairly weighted. If you want to judge an artist's quality against your own perception, sure. But to use metacritic as even a rough guide to compare artists and say, "so-and-so got a higher ranking on metacritic, that makes them better" is just silly.
I get that this can happen sometimes. But if Artist A consistently clocks lower averages than Artist B over albums released years apart, I think there comes a point where you can no longer lean back on the excuses of reviewers that hate your fave or their being held to a higher standard or whatever. Ditto if Artist C has clocked consistently 50%-60% averages across all their reviews. They're just not a top-tier musician. That's okay, not everyone is a Robyn. And, especially in pop music, individual tracks can be more important than albums. Gods Aloud would be iconic for their string of incredible singles even if their albums weren't all that great. Ditto for Rihanna. I agree completely with PopJustice's point that for most of our faves, their Greatest Hits will be the best album they ever release.There's just too much up in the air--which sites are counted, who did the reviews at those sites, their specific rubric, social context, etc...
I dont have any inside knowledge. The songs have audio signatures so if anyone does leak it they'd probably lose their jobs. I just asked someone I Twitter-know and they sent me an email with the songs and they begged me to not share lol. So other than that ... I know nothing.
Hopefully Simon made the right choice with the final seaT.
Kelly Rowland has been confirmed as a judge
The Billboard Music Awards had a viewing audience of 9.47 million, a 28 percent spike over 2012's audience of 7.4 million viewers, Nielsen reported. The show was No. 1 Sunday night in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic, pulling in 4.6 million viewers in the age group.
It's the highest ratings for the BBMAs in 12 years. Combined with the season finale of "America's Funniest Home Videos," ABC won the night with an overall rating of 3.1 in the 18-49 demo. All other networks were below 1.8. All numbers are part of Nielsen's "fast national ratings"; final numbers will be released later today.
In terms of the demo, the same number of people between the ages of 18 and 49 watched the Billboard Music Awards as last week's finale of "American Idol."
The night's other music program, "ACM Presents: Tim McGraw’ Superstar Summer Night" on CBS, was watched by 6.2 million viewers, with an audience of 1.53 million in the 18-49 group.
The demographic numbers for programs in May are important as they are used to establish advertising rates in the coming season.
Oh so Simon, Kelly, and Demi. So last seat will be either Paulina Rubio (this is a huge "what" to me) or Hilary Duff?
Also wasn't Kelly a big hit on the UK version but quit because Tulisa was a bitch? I may watch for ha.
If anyone lives in NY and wants to see the #Queen live for her GMA performance on the 24th you can get your free tickets from ticketmaster. See you there!
http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00004AB0E8198EF3
Someone else mentioning 4 was the context for my bringing it up in the first place though.
I'm not saying you're the only person who has ever questioned them. I'm saying you get continuously clocked by them and you hate them. I'm sure it's just a coincidence though, and you'd still hate Metacritic even in the parallel world where your fave does have a 60%+ career average.
I get that this can happen sometimes. But if Artist A consistently clocks lower averages than Artist B over albums released years apart, I think there comes a point where you can no longer lean back on the excuses of reviewers that hate your fave or their being held to a higher standard or whatever. Ditto if Artist C has clocked consistently 50%-60% averages across all their reviews. They're just not a top-tier musician. That's okay, not everyone is a Robyn. And, especially in pop music, individual tracks can be more important than albums. Gods Aloud would be iconic for their string of incredible singles even if their albums weren't all that great. Ditto for Rihanna. I agree completely with PopJustice's point that for most of our faves, their Greatest Hits will be the best album they ever release.
seriously thats what explains that spike in 2013
EDIT: Death @ Gagita being irrelevant in the end. The public just doesnt care for her anymore.
The buying public matters
I've been waiting almost 24 hours for Koo to post something.
Amazing lol
It felt as if Weiner came into my house and injected a cocktail of hallucinogenics directly into my jugular.Oh I missed God Men last night. Let me watch this supposedly messy episode.
Really tho, this Google tea means nothing. Why would people be searching Gaga when she has been literally making an effort to fall off the face of the Earth for the past 4 months?
hush, Mumei
Right.
The issue for me comes more when trying to determine quality; it counts equally the most insightful and the most vapid reviews. I am sure we have all read reviews at some point or another where the reviewer just did not appear to understand what they were talking about, repeatedly got basic information wrong, and ended up giving a negative review to something on a ridiculous basis. That negative review and the well-thought positive review both count for the same thing. And you could obviously switch that - a positive review for something that is actually basic.
And then Metacritic themselves actually take it upon themselves to give scores for reviews that do not have an explicit score of some sort. I don't see how anyone can take it seriously. Even when you are trying to determine critical acclaim it is problematic because it can count Random Ass Place You've Never Heard Of the same as Prestigious Magazine #6.
I haven't got anything more constructive to add because you pretty much nail it. If I were having a serious discussion about which of two artists has a higher quality output I wouldn't rely on Metacritic.
...???
You keep bringing this back to Christina as if my dislike of metacritic is derived from their dislike of Christina. This isn't the case at all.
A) I have other faves that have beter metacritic scores.
B) None of my arguments against metacritic originated with me or were based on their assessment of Christina Aguilera. Christina could cease to exist tomorrowand my point would still stand. Likewise, Christina could start clocking 90+ metacritic scores tomorrowHush, Koodoand my point would still stand.hush, Mumei
C) NONE of my arguments have anything to do with any one particular artist.
In fact, now that I think about it, the only reason Christina keeps coming up here is because I criticize your general use of metacritic and YOU constantly bring her into the discussion.
Thank Fuck Koo exposed the fatters. I find it so odd that they're so happy their fave is no longer plus sized and is only averagely sized. I guess they're thankful for small miracles. And the complete lack of commentary on the voice of this generation needing a backing track that puts most pop stars to shame.
But I guess they felt that moment, at least for a bit.
Thank Fuck Koo exposed the fatters. I find it so odd that they're so happy their fave is no longer plus sized and is only averagely sized. I guess they're thankful for small miracles. And the complete lack of commentary on the voice of this generation needing a backing track that puts most pop stars to shame.
But I guess they felt that moment, at least for a bit.
Yeah, that backing track put even Rihanna to shame.
I wonder why she okay'd that. Must be a confidence thing?
Unless they're buying concert tickets.... right?
Yeah, that backing track put even Rihanna to shame.
I wonder why she okay'd that. Must be a confidence thing?
Thank Fuck Koo exposed the fatters. I find it so odd that they're so happy their fave is no longer plus sized and is only averagely sized. I guess they're thankful for small miracles. And the complete lack of commentary on the voice of this generation needing a backing track that puts most pop stars to shame.
But I guess they felt that moment, at least for a bit.
Yeah, that backing track put even Rihanna to shame.
I wonder why she okay'd that. Must be a confidence thing?
Funny but Rihanna isn't even someone who egregiously overuses backing tracks. Much to our chagrin, she chooses to sing LIVE.
Nice try tho. It would bother me if my fave had the title of "the voice of the generation" tho. Yours does. And she needs to use a backing track. Goodbye.
Huh?
I think you took my talking about TOUR REVIEWS that Beyst Stans keep posting for Tour Gross receipts. I never said anything agains that. Just reviews.
Looking at iTunes, it seems the viewing public only felt the other Pitbull song that night.Thank Fuck Koo exposed the fatters. I find it so odd that they're so happy their fave is no longer plus sized and is only averagely sized. I guess they're thankful for small miracles. And the complete lack of commentary on the voice of this generation needing a backing track that puts most pop stars to shame.
But I guess they felt that moment, at least for a bit.
I wasn't singling out you specifically. There's an overarching theme here in regards to the number of people who see you on tour vs the number of people who buy your records.
Yeah, that backing track put even Rihanna to shame.
I wonder why she okay'd that. Must be a confidence thing?
Yeah, I found it interesting how Pitbull even let her come out that way. It's his song, but she gets all the most attention.
Looking at iTunes, it seems the viewing public only felt the other Pitbull song that night.
I wasn't singling out you specifically. There's an overarching theme here in regards to the number of people who see you on tour vs the number of people who buy your records.
Looking at iTunes, it seems the viewing public only felt the other Pitbull song that night.
OT6 soon i c
In news that isn't me dragging Xtina, I really wish Robyn would hurry the fuck up and release new music. What is taking her so long?