Six Female Musicians cleared the way for women in 2010's

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2 hours ago, GreenDiamond said:

there is slight Beyonce shade

 

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 Indeed, over the 2010s, when she definitely was one of pop's most mega of stars, she only hit the Hot 100's top 10 twice — and her lone No. 1 hit came when she hopped on a track by jack-of-all-trades moppet Ed Sheeran.

 

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and she literally shook the entire world with her BEYONCÉ surprise release, changing the game forever. 

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The press shaming ARTPOP is like them being unable to acknowledge the fact that without ARTPOP, she wouldn’t be where she is today.

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2 hours ago, GreenDiamond said:

there is slight Beyonce shade

 

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 Indeed, over the 2010s, when she definitely was one of pop's most mega of stars, she only hit the Hot 100's top 10 twice — and her lone No. 1 hit came when she hopped on a track by jack-of-all-trades moppet Ed Sheeran.

 

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But its all tea   

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Cool, two things:

1. I'm tired of the ARTPOP shade. What is halfhearted? Puddle-deep? Typical critic high horse.

2. I'm not a Nickki fan but she deserves to be on this list.

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Kesha whose career lasted all of 2 years is on the list but not Katy?

 

I gotta read what they said

 

Edit: oh the me too movement makes sense. I thought they purely meant art wise

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Tbh I’ve done thinking and Gaga herself set ARTPOP up to fail. The article is a little too shady but one thing they got right was that ARTPOP was projected by Gaga to be this blast of artistic/musical innovation with deep themes and art in front of pop. But then the music came out and it was Ma ma ma manicure. Her looks and interviews just didn’t match her music. Had she made it seem like ARTPOP was going to be a fun edm album then I think it would’ve done better lol they do need to stop dragging it though. 
 

The Bey shade lmao I mean if she wanted top tens she would’ve gotten it with lemonade: Formation and Sorry. Formation was at the Halftime show and caused such a roar. It definitely would’ve been number 1. Sorry was big because the Becky controversy... top ten for sure. She was being loyal to her husband and there isn’t any fault in that lol these women don’t need to have top tens to prove their power. 
 

Katy sweetie I’m so sorry... I guess Katy is too basic to innovate. 
 

Nicki Definitely needs to be in the list I mean she was huge this decade and she did what a lot of rap females can’t do and that’s cross over to pop. Sucks that they didn’t list her. 
 

Rihanna needs to drop a damn album or take her ass off the list lmao I’m tired of waiting. 
 

 

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Am I crazy or did they accidentally write “Kesha” in there? 

 

 

 

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It’s amazing to think that out of all the female popstars that sprung up around 1999/2000(Aguilera, Britney, Jessica Simpson, Mandy Moore, Avril Lavigne) that Pink, wound up being the most successful of all of them. 

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Though Shallow has conquered the world, the Aura demo leak had legit demolished the lives of lms in 2013. 

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Here for the comments! 

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Katy was literally the definition of "easy to digest" pop songs this decade. Why's Kesha there? Lol

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I can't read the entire article as I don't want to switch off the adblocker, so I'd like to ask, do they mention Lana? Because I find it such a joy that more and more people and critics are starting to acknowledge how much influence she's had on music since she debuted and has opened up the door for a different kind of mainstream female. It's great that she's getting this recognition because apart from her debut, she's never been a massive multi-million album seller. It goes to show that you don't need massive sales to have impact.

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I totally agree on the 6

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21 hours ago, Thomas P said:

Talent on talent on talent 

Whoa Kevin Smith.

My heart breaks thinkin' how soon he left.

OT. I didn't like the dust paid to ARTPOP era. They miss the general musical landscape during this particular era.

 

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12 hours ago, NCgaga said:

It’s amazing to think that out of all the female popstars that sprung up around 1999/2000(Aguilera, Britney, Jessica Simpson, Mandy Moore, Avril Lavigne) that Pink, wound up being the most successful of all of them. 

I think it's because P!nk has the most musical chops and writes the most. I might be wrong about this but I think she writes more of her own material than any of the others you listed. Like ol' Jackson Maine said, "you've gotta have something to say" and P!nk definitely does