"Americano" had its biggest streaming day EVER!

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She keeps breaking records with BTW 

[Starmie25 19,227]

That recent performance racked up a lot of views on tiktok. 

We need Dancin In Circles (jazz version) nect 

 

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Today, as I was closing the shop where i work I said to my staff « today is a big day, Born This Way is thirteen years one month and 3 days old » and I put Americano four times. Very loud. 

Doin’ my best.

[4th Time Around 4,541]

All these BTW tracks gaining so much tractions years later, truly a timeless album

[Nycboy 1,111]

I’m not Taylor’s biggest fan but I think this is her impact. Her Eras tour is really making popstars reconsider dredging up old material, because guess what — when you’re a huge star there’s still a big market for 10-year-old material if it’s quality output. Taylor has reconceptualized an “era” as a costume that a popstar can rewear. It’s sustainable fashion!

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22 minutes ago, King of the Fall said:

All these BTW tracks gaining so much tractions years later, truly a timeless album

My fave for a reason!!

[Starmie25 19,227]

25 minutes ago, Nycboy said:

but I think this is her impact.

Is it really though? 

I think Gaga included "Americano" because it fits within the Jazz/funk vibe of the show. 

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19 minutes ago, Nycboy said:

I’m not Taylor’s biggest fan but I think this is her impact. Her Eras tour is really making popstars reconsider dredging up old material, because guess what — when you’re a huge star there’s still a big market for 10-year-old material if it’s quality output. Taylor has reconceptualized an “era” as a costume that a popstar can rewear. It’s sustainable fashion!

girl what, Gaga's always putting the odd old song on her setlists

bloody mary and scheiße at JWT, scheiße, GH and aura at Enigma...

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15 minutes ago, Nycboy said:

I’m not Taylor’s biggest fan but I think this is her impact. Her Eras tour is really making popstars reconsider dredging up old material, because guess what — when you’re a huge star there’s still a big market for 10-year-old material if it’s quality output. Taylor has reconceptualized an “era” as a costume that a popstar can rewear. It’s sustainable fashion!

It is TikToks impact. Taylor is just doing what benefits her the most economically. Old songs are getting their revival every now and then thanks to TikTok. The best example is "Freed from desire" which is currently gaining attention through the European Championship. 

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12 minutes ago, Starmie25 said:

Is it really though? 

I think Gaga included "Americano" because it fits within the Jazz/funk vibe of the show. 

Haha idk. I’m feeling like in the current TikTok world we live in, I’m seeing lots of old material getting recycled for fans, and the biggest example is the eras tour. Like I'm noticing people suddenly talking about Teenage Dream and BTW quite a bit. Why am I hearing Natasha Bedingfield’s Unwritten almost once a week? There’s kinda been a collapsing of time. It used to be like an artist released an album, promoted it for a year, and then it would die. I’m just noticing a big trend of past releases being resurrected.
 

I think this trend gives pop stars a newfound confidence to lean a bit harder into their older work than they preciously used to. 

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3 minutes ago, Nycboy said:

Haha idk. I’m feeling like in the current TikTok world we live in, I’m seeing lots of old material getting recycled for fans, and the biggest example is the eras tour. Like I'm noticing people suddenly talking about Teenage Dream and BTW quite a bit. Why am I hearing Natasha Bedingfield’s Unwritten almost once a week? There’s kinda been a collapsing of time. It used to be like an artist released an album, promoted it for a year, and then it would die. I’m just noticing a big trend of past releases being resurrected 

It's fascinating to me that Taylor made the "eras thing" big but she's clearly the one having the most boring eras of em all. Did her sound change drastically throughout her last three records? Is she serving fashiun? 

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7 minutes ago, HiddenWeirdo said:

It's fascinating to me that Taylor made the "eras thing" big but she's clearly the one having the most boring eras of em all. Did her sound change drastically throughout her last three records? Is she serving fashiun? 

From Evermore to Midnights sure. TTPD not much.

I've listened to her entire discography and every album ever since Speak Now has a different sound. Her aesthetics for the first 3 eras were essentially the same tho and didn't make a significant change until 1989.

That was Taylor's task with this tour imo. She gave each era their own identity and the internet kinda believes it.

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44 minutes ago, Nycboy said:

I’m not Taylor’s biggest fan but I think this is her impact. Her Eras tour is really making popstars reconsider dredging up old material, because guess what — when you’re a huge star there’s still a big market for 10-year-old material if it’s quality output. Taylor has reconceptualized an “era” as a costume that a popstar can rewear. It’s sustainable fashion!

Not at all. Really more the byproduct of TikTok than anything else. 

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I need Hair to have a resurgence, the promo single that has been forgotten </3 but it's sooo beautiful! So good. 

Love that BTW is the gift that never stops giving. 

TFM 15th anniversary this year, wonder if we'll get anything. 

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19 minutes ago, weed said:

TFM 15th anniversary this year, wonder if we'll get anything

If they don't release a vinyl I'll BE MAD CAUSE I DON'T HAVE IT AND THE PICTURE VINYL IS LITERALLY WORTH 200€ HERE