Taylor Swift becomes the best selling female artist of all time in the history!!!

[Bronco 13,749]

52 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

Tbh I don’t think Taylor even has one  I’m not a hater but her artistry got lost in this incessant nonsense of trying to be the best and selling the most 

I mean there's a number of current acts influenced by her like Gracie Abrahams. But they're getting influenced by her current style which is her worst lol

[AVeryGagaHolyDick 26,815]

It’s just a record, how can y’all be so pressed 

[Dojo 19,589]

Legend, soon she will take over the males too, as it should be 

[elsamars 3,930]

4 hours ago, whoresup said:

They’ve sold way more records than that. Madonna is closer to 300-400 million, I don’t think this source is accurate. 

Yes Madonna still has the Guinness World record with 400 million units. This list is calculated by Chartmaster’s own method (he is a Taylor fan)

[PartySick 162,892]

10 hours ago, elsamars said:

she’s now biggest female artist ever walked on this earth, solar system, Milky Way and universe!!!!

She is not lmao

She's sold the most. Being the biggest is entirely different. That's about influence, impact, and icon status and she has none of that.

The only people who've cited her as an influence have been sued or shaded by her

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1 hour ago, Dojo said:

Legend, soon she will take over the males too, as it should be 

She has 800 millions more copies to cheat her cult-base out of before she approaches MJ and she'll never do that  

[TheLadyInRed 1,642]

I can already imagine some news headlines : “Taylor Swift becomes the new Queen of Pop” 

[Lucas 27,922]

McDonalds also sells more than 5 stars restaurants

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10 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

Aside, ofc, from the fact that Madonna’s discog CLEARS Taylor’s 

Just spent 2025 going through Madonna’s discography and it’s probably some of the best pop music I’ve ever heard. I was only familiar with songs from 2008 to now + a few big hit (Like A Virgin/Material Girl) and then I so shocked to discover songs like Live To Tell, Rain, Take A Bow, and the entirety of Ray of Light. Even without the sells, Madonna’s discog could never be touched. I was genuinely so impressed. 

[scheisseJK 2,745]

I need a drink 

Now she can chaise only the AI  

 

now Katy Perry future projects are our last hope

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54 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Being the biggest is entirely different. That's about influence, impact, and icon status and she has none of that.

Which is actually wild. People always say she’s influenced the younger generation of pop stars when in reality Lana Del Rey influenced Taylor. Taylor just bastardized and sanitized Lana’s sound. But when it comes to the iconicness of TS, I can’t think of a single iconic moment, performance, outfit…

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this pisses me off so much

she is so painfully safe and vanilla 

way more artists besides Madonna of course deserve this so much more

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38 minutes ago, TheOriginalOne said:

Which is actually wild. People always say she’s influenced the younger generation of pop stars when in reality Lana Del Rey influenced Taylor. Taylor just bastardized and sanitized Lana’s sound. But when it comes to the iconicness of TS, I can’t think of a single iconic moment, performance, outfit…

Because her only claim to success is big sales and money. She's done nothing to change the game and, like I said, she's burned the people that've cited her as an influence and she spends the rest of her time whining about how tough she has to be.

Poor billionaire, life is so hard 'cause mean people say mean words and it hurts her feefees so she has to take her jet to the nearest Starbucks for her drink of choice  

Her fans view her as the next MJ, Elvis, Beatles, Madonna, etc but nobody will remember her in 100 years while artists like them, and artists like Gaga and Beyoncé, will still be worshipped as innovators and legends.

[whoresup 3,130]

If you compare pure sales Taylor is way behind and I think that’s what’s more important 

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