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25 minutes ago, corvus albus said:

SBP is too old to carry the album and SAI had no longevity. Torn is the new single which is slowly gaining steam and they'll probably want to wait until it is bigger.

if ever getting bigger.

She needs to PROMOTE.:gum:

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holy scheisse
3 hours ago, Andreu said:

BTW I saw she posted a screenshot on IG with this tweet too... Pretty much says the next song she'll release is a collab with a spanish-speaking singer, or did she just say are you ready in spanish for the texture :poot:

(also serving google translate realness bc I am sure she wanted to say estáis and not estás but whatever)

inb4 a collab with Rosalia

Whenever I used vosotros form to anybody not from Spain, they laugh at me for being too "formal" :neyde:

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Randomperson

Torn could’ve blew up in the UK if they did more promo than the Jonathon Ross show. They also shouldn’t have had her on the show so long after the release:saladga: Really hope her label will let her release the album, she’s been working hard on it for over a year now.

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adamsenigma
6 hours ago, Andreu said:

BTW I saw she posted a screenshot on IG with this tweet too... Pretty much says the next song she'll release is a collab with a spanish-speaking singer, or did she just say are you ready in spanish for the texture :poot:

(also serving google translate realness bc I am sure she wanted to say estáis and not estás but whatever)

inb4 a collab with Rosalia

I mean she dies have s song with Pablo Alboran, who's spanish, but in Latin America we say estás, not estais, so it still right cuz it's still spanish. Spain is the only spanish speaking country where people talk like that. :huntyga:

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corvus albus
17 minutes ago, Randomperson said:

Torn could’ve blew up in the UK if they did more promo than the Jonathon Ross show. They also shouldn’t have had her on the show so long after the release:saladga: Really hope her label will let her release the album, she’s been working hard on it for over a year now.

They stomped every promo in the UK and seem to focus on the DACH  states. It's been mostly pulled from radio in the UK while it is rising in all three DACH states and even rising on the general charts there. 

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7 hours ago, Andreu said:

BTW I saw she posted a screenshot on IG with this tweet too... Pretty much says the next song she'll release is a collab with a spanish-speaking singer, or did she just say are you ready in spanish for the texture :poot:

(also serving google translate realness bc I am sure she wanted to say estáis and not estás but whatever)

inb4 a collab with Rosalia

More like Pablo Alborán :poot:

툭 까보면 어김없이 소리질러와
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Daylight Jokers

I actually really liked Torn. I personally find it better than SBP. But yeah, the hype for her is slowly dying and she really needs to release her album ASAP before the GP forgets she even exists.

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Andreu
1 minute ago, adammonroe said:

I mean she dies have s song with Pablo Alboran, who's spanish, but in Latin America we say estás, not estais, so it still right cuz it's still spanish. Spain is the only spanish speaking country where people talk like that. :huntyga:

uhmmmm people say "estás" referring to a plural subject in Latin America? I don't think so 

and even more importantly, do people in Latin america says LISTO with a plural subject?

I don't think people from any country use singular verb and a singular adjective to form a plural sense and what I was saying is only  adressing a sentence to their followers using the singular form is weird.

Whats different in spain and LatAm is the fact people would use the second person plural is saying Estan ustedes or estais vosotros. And ofc I can't say there is no area in which people say estás vosotros or estás ustedes, but that's faaar from the norm.

But nice try I guess

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ChromaticPrincess

Damn I feel bad for her, but So Am I was such a horrible choice as SBP follow up. Anyways haven’t listened to Torn yet but I wish her the best since I think we need a new upcoming pop star to stan 

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LostBoyfriend
7 hours ago, Andreu said:

BTW I saw she posted a screenshot on IG with this tweet too... Pretty much says the next song she'll release is a collab with a spanish-speaking singer, or did she just say are you ready in spanish for the texture :poot:

(also serving google translate realness bc I am sure she wanted to say estáis and not estás but whatever)

inb4 a collab with Rosalia

Estáis según yo es de España, estás listo es más general... Según yo

But she may have wanted to say "están" which is plural. Unless she was responding directly to a fan.

 

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Andreu
Just now, Indeciso said:

But she may have wanted to say "están" which is plural. Unless she was responding directly to a fan.

that was exactly my point

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adamsenigma
16 minutes ago, Andreu said:

uhmmmm people say "estás" referring to a plural subject in Latin America? I don't think so 

and even more importantly, do people in Latin america says LISTO with a plural subject?

I don't think people from any country use singular verb and a singular adjective to form a plural sense and what I was saying is only  adressing a sentence to their followers using the singular form is weird.

Whats different in spain and LatAm is the fact people would use the second person plural is saying Estan ustedes or estais vosotros. And ofc I can't say there is no area in which people say estás vosotros or estás ustedes, but that's faaar from the norm.

But nice try I guess

I'm not trying anything please, don't take it personal. And yes, some people do use a singular verb and a singular adjective to form a plural sentence, for example someone who's referring to, I don’t know, a country, can say "¿Estás listo?". It's also an strategical and pyschological technique that people with power or influence use to make other people, usually a larger group, feel united or attached to something. I know cuz I study psicology and it's a really effective way to manipulate people. :stalkga:

 

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