Am I wrong

Uhh nahhh

Thanks for the laugh op

He said saturation

Ban this terrible troll

Here comes the haters with no real argument besides “charts” or “i wasnt singing that s*** at parties so its irrelevant”

OP speaks truth

How?

How has Blonde irrefutably changed the culture?

To me it’s mythical anticipation and equally impactful arrival shifted the way the culture of music was going at the time. 2016 was filled with so much good music but it seems like Blonde has reached a lot of artists like Tyler, Lorde, SZA, and “newcomers” like Omar Apollo, Dominic Fike, and Brockhampton.

Im speaking anecdotally but to me it didnt flip the entire scene of music ok its head but it definitely helped in a very big way push away from a trap heavy industry to more melodic and emotional music. Im open to differing opinions tho

Normal LA hipster opinion

agree about tlop

Still MBDTF. S*** put the world on notice. Showed the world the peak that Hip-Hop and music can get to. High art s***. Ye went from most hated to the most celebrated over night. College Football Players still comin out to Power 10 years later. Got the best out of every feature. A level of focused collaboration we had never seen before.

Lol it's a good album but zero impact overall

So weird people that think chanel orange is better than blond

Lmfao

It is tho.

Frank scammed us all with Blonde

Yeah TLOP was hard. That presentation>>>>

Did TLOP have any videos?

born to die (influenced pop heavily to be more low key and subdued)
currents (got the whole indie crowd captured)
take care (its take care what is their to explain)
astroworld (similar to tlop)
TPAB (culturally influenced and is the unofficial soundtrack to BLM)
The Money Store (had huge influence on the fantano/mu crowd + popularity of industrial hip hop)

everyone album here had some type influence on their respect genre/community

i would argue channel orange and GKMC have more impact on the overall decade

these records will be remembered for the ages

The way he went from a mediocre Kanye album to Lana Del Rey to Brockfuckinghampton. Breaking my keyboard rn.

Cornball

couple more i can think of

beyonce/lemonade (both were huge and were culturally relevant)
teenage dream (6 no 1 singles do i say more)
pure heroine (similar to born to die pushing pop in the way it did)
RAM (cultural event its f***ing daft punk)
Purpose (same as tlop iconic tour, singles and merch)
Scary Monsters & Nice Sprites (iconic brostep record should get reevaluation in next couple years)

A ton of artists have cited blonde as an influence

James Black