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  • Feb 26, 2024
    gnarlynasty

    Its interesting, I think people love her as a personality/face, just as much as they love the music. You have to remember though, MJ had the black community as a whole too. Taylor has black listeners of course, but in the vein of MJ black listeners, nah.

    you cannot please the Playboi Carti listeners and the Michael Buble listeners simultaneously. It doesn't work in this age. She tried it with reputation and failed. She's as big as a popstar can be in 2024.

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    mdmadon

    thats trash please tell e she was under 21 when she wrote that

    those are made up lyrics

  • Feb 26, 2024
    Botney

    those are made up lyrics

    yh i saw he was trolling after i wrote this ha

  • Feb 26, 2024
    dontworry

    None bigger than the heatles, you had to be there

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    mdmadon

    imagine bbl would rise 20 percent worldwide

    factual

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    Feb 26, 2024
    DicherdownDAVE9

    Like what basic f***ing s*** is this

    “I went to starbucks i had a cold brew, thats when i laid eyes on you”

    S*** ABC music

  • Feb 26, 2024
    humey

    factual

    lets start a petition

  • Feb 26, 2024
    Uncle Jack

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    imagine she got lip fillers a bbl then started an onlyfans

  • Feb 26, 2024
    DicherdownDAVE9

    Nah i made that up s*** accurate tho lmao

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    Nobody will ever be MJ or the Beatles ever again. Social media has changed celebrity culture so much, plus streaming is so easily manipulated any number you try to use is irrelevant.

    She no doubt has a very large fanbase and target audience but MJ specifically had the entire world as his target audience. Even today he still has that

  • Feb 26, 2024
    X7JQ9L2MF4A8Z

  • Feb 26, 2024

    Taylor mostly appeals to young female listeners MJ and the Beatles appealed to all ages and genders, which is her downfall here

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    JPEGMAFIA

    Nobody will ever be MJ or the Beatles ever again. Social media has changed celebrity culture so much, plus streaming is so easily manipulated any number you try to use is irrelevant.

    She no doubt has a very large fanbase and target audience but MJ specifically had the entire world as his target audience. Even today he still has that

    Anything is possible. Kanye could have got there if he didn't have such edgelord tendencies.

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    Elric

    Anything is possible. Kanye could have got there if he didn't have such edgelord tendencies.

    Kanye is one of the most influential musicians ever but he not a pop star he doesn't belong in this conversation

  • Feb 26, 2024
    Newcastle

    She’s starting to break the all time records now and no doubt I can see her becoming the highest selling artist of all time but the hype I just don’t see actually matching what beatlemania had or what MJ had.

    They have people passing out at concerts, shutting down entire neighborhoods just cause they were staying at a hotel there. Even the most remote villages in Africa were chasing MJ down, obviously they’d chase Taylor down too but for different reasons.

    Obviously Taylor will never match the quality and stage performance that MJ or the Beatles had but if all the stats match then people are gonna still gonna give her the biggest artist of all time title

    https://twitter.com/popbase/status/1761841086857871388

    maybe she should put out music that the majority of people actually f*** with. most people can’t even name 5 Taylor Swift songs off dome but she’s on MJ’s level?

    f*** outta here

  • Feb 26, 2024
    DicherdownDAVE9

    Nah i made that up s*** accurate tho lmao

    tbh

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    JPEGMAFIA

    Kanye is one of the most influential musicians ever but he not a pop star he doesn't belong in this conversation

    The Beatles and MJ were doing totally different things if you make a mountain of verse chorus verse hits then youre a pop star whether your roots are in rock, r&b, country or rap (like the 4 were discussing)

  • Feb 26, 2024
    Water Giver

    The new gen of kids dont give a damn about any of that and thats an old way of thinking

    I used to think this too but it's surprisingly not the case.

    The Beatles' catalog is still selling like hotcakes today and many youth are getting exposed to them on Tik Tok or by their parents.

    And MJ is still crazy famous even after death. I know literal little kids no older than 7 years old who know who MJ is and recognize that the "hee hee" sound was popularized by him.

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    Elric

    The Beatles and MJ were doing totally different things if you make a mountain of verse chorus verse hits then youre a pop star whether your roots are in rock, r&b, country or rap (like the 4 were discussing)

    I just don't think Kanye ever reached the peak of popstar popularity that Drake is at now or Taylor Swift is currently reaching. And those two nowhere close to MJ so that's why I'm saying Kanye doesn't belong in this conversation cause he a tier or two away

  • AR15 💯
    Feb 26, 2024

    Make music not catered towards liberal white women.

  • Feb 26, 2024
    WESLEY PRESELY

    She doesn’t have that mass appeal across the board that The Beatles and MJ have. Taylor appeals to a large, but specific demographic and the type of music she makes to appease that demographic is unlikely to change.

    This is the correct answer. Streaming has made it impossible for anyone to ever capture the audience that a MJ or the Beatles had. Even someone like Taylor has never truly felt like a "general" artist like those 2 were. She just has an extremely loyal fanbase that is buying her music and consuming it at an obnoxiously high level. MJ and The Beatles were making music that every person around the world was buying copies of and knew of them. Some random person in Thailand probably knows those artists but may not know who Taylor Swift is.

  • Feb 26, 2024
    JPEGMAFIA

    I just don't think Kanye ever reached the peak of popstar popularity that Drake is at now or Taylor Swift is currently reaching. And those two nowhere close to MJ so that's why I'm saying Kanye doesn't belong in this conversation cause he a tier or two away

    He didn't but I'm just saying he potentially could've

  • Feb 26, 2024
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    JPEGMAFIA

    I just don't think Kanye ever reached the peak of popstar popularity that Drake is at now or Taylor Swift is currently reaching. And those two nowhere close to MJ so that's why I'm saying Kanye doesn't belong in this conversation cause he a tier or two away

    I think his point is that Kanye could've gotten there if he played the industry game. And there is certainly a case to be made for that especially considering how massive Graduation was. If Kanye kept going for anthemic stuff without offending people, he could've been at that level. I mean even right now, he is the 2nd biggest rapper behind Drake despite everything.

  • Feb 26, 2024
    Lord Quas

    Make music that'd impress the masses opposed to teens with low self-esteem.

    Unfortunately a lot of "critics" are trying to shoehorn her into being a critical darling, this being an obvious benefit for Taylor as part of the ongoing poptimism movement.

    Real ones know it's all mid though

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