Singers/bands you used to like but don't anymore?

[MaryJaneHolland 77,348]

Lana  BTD, Paradise and UV are great. Then she released Honeymoon  She used to sing back then now she sounds like a seagull with sore throat  I dont think I will like LDR4 if she continues with the same voice 

[Diamond Heart 4,400]

Azealia Banks - No explaination necessary 

Miley Cryus - before she became absolutely vile

Madonna - after COADF she became a completely different person musically. No longer a trend setter but someone dying to remain relevant. 

Nicki Minaj - i still like some of her music but i think shes a pretty awful person

Lana - i still love her but i just havent been feeling anything shes put out since Paradise

Beyonce - Although i think BEYONCE and LEMONADE are solid albums, i just dont think they have great reply value. Sorry but i like catchy Bey songs. If self titled didnt have all the videos i think it wouldnt hold up as well. 

Britney - i still like her but before Gaga came along i was a STAN. Then Gaga showed me what talent is, and suddenly Brit seemed really mediocre. 

[Letmelivemylife 8,715]

I used to like avril lavigne back when she was a "rebel". She was so unique and quirky and then it was like fame got to her head and she "sold out". I miss the avril with the tie and skateboard and the "**** you I'm gonna do what I want" attitude

[Letmelivemylife 8,715]

5 hours ago, EvilCat said:

Avril lavigne , P!nk , Xtina ,Paramore , Miley Cyrus , Katy Perry (after she shade Alejandro ) 

I loved avril when she first came out because she was a rebel and quirky. Deep down I still miss the avril with the tie and skateboard and the "**** you I'm gonna do what I want" attitude

[StrawberryBlond 14,820]

In chronological order...

Evanescence - I was in my goth phase when they started out and some of their lyrics meant something to me and they still remind me of an ex-friend who liked them as well. But their second album was ok though not as good and their third album was rather boring (I weirdly rated it quite good at the time and asked for it for Christmas, though, yet when I re-listened to it a year later I wondered what I was thinking). So, yeah, only after getting all their albums was I over them. They just never touched upon the greatness of their debut and I'd just grown out of a phase.

Avril Lavigne - Liked her even through her "sell out" era because I could see she was just like this because she had grown up and got married, so she was happy like she had never been before (see the song Innocence on the album for a deeper insight on that), so it made sense that she'd want to make a happy album unlike the ones before. But I was disappointed with her last self-titled effort. It just seemed rushed and like it was trying to be The Best Damn Thing but not as good with the second half being totally forgettable. Now she's taken a long break, I've basically forgotten about her. Her music was fine when I was young but it just all seems a bit unnecessary to me now.

Christina Aguilera - Loved her Stripped and Back To Basics albums but then she released Bionic. It was actually ok but but ok isn't good enough after a four year break and some of the songs were so bad (and they sounded even worse as time went on) that it changed how I viewed her. I decided to give her one last chance to redeem herself and listened to Lotus with trepidiation and it was even worse, her worst to date. So, I became an ex-fan from there on out. I don't know if she'll ever get it back and she's currently on her longest ever break, so I don't hold my breath for anything amazing.

Britney Spears (to an extent) - I loved her as a kid, went off her when I went through my goth phase but got back into her when she released Blackout and Circus. But Femme Fatale was a bit of a let-down, Britney Jean was her first bad album and Glory was ok but not amazing. I still love her old stuff and consider myself somewhat of a fan still but her recent material just isn't cutting it.

Katy Perry - Liked her singles in her debut era, really liked Teenage Dream, but then she released Prism and not only was it her worst album but her under-handed tactics to win against Gaga with close release schedules obliterated my hate crush for her.

[JesseBabe 837]

I was so obsessed with Hilary Duff back in the day. Like I had all her albums, even the "greatest" hits ones with songs I already had. Now I tried listening to her newer stuff and I just can't get into it. I also don't think she has a good singing voice, and even now when I listen to her older stuff I cringe a little because I don't think it sounds good at all.

I have always been a huge fan of Miley Cyrus, but once she released My Dead Pets I just could not with her and I've thought about unfollowing her from social media accounts because she just got way too weird for me now.

I was really into Katy Perry when she first came out. Honestly TD is probably one of my favorite albums ever, but Idk something about Prism left a weird taste in my mouth and I can't really stand listening to her anymore.

I actually used to really like Taylor Swift. I owned her first 3 country albums. Idk if I just lost interest in her or what but after she released Red, I just stopped caring about her. I thought she was boring and kept writing the same songs over and over again. 

[vanus 6,083]

one direction ( mostly bcs i was in love with zayn) but i stanned them hard at one point and then i just got bored of them tho 
 

[Bette Davis 12,742]

Adele - I first became a fan in 2008 with 19 after discovering the song Hometown Glory. When 21 came out it was the album I needed while going through a really painful break up after being together with someone for years. By the time she finally released 25, I had just lost interest. The final nail in the coffin was how boring, safe and uninspired the album felt.

Madonna - I'll always love her music and persona from the 90s to mid-00s and will always respect her legacy, but since COADF her artistry has plummeted in quality. I pretend her most recent albums don't exist. Her persona has become really desperate and cringey.