There's plenty of white singers that aren't popular at all. Sure it's an advantage but if just being white got you 3.3 million first week sales then there'd be a lot more white people selling. Clearly she has an intangibles people like and she crosses all age and race barriers. Everyone loves her from the most gangsta nikkas I know to fukking teeny boopers. Never once did I say it's not a factor but it's not why she sales so much. People love her. She's not marketed crazy, she's never in the news, so you can't act like she's pushed down our throats because she isn't. She doesn't even do interviews like that. Only time she's talked about is when her music is about to drop. Most people who buy her music don't even know what her talking voice sounds like because she's so out of the limelightWho said it was a conspiracy? Responses like yours just make people more upset. Adele can sing, now why is she so popular? We all know talent alone doesn't get you sales. I don't know why you and @tremonthustler1 who are good posters seem obsessed with ignoring the obvious whenever people bring it up. It's like you're offended that something you love also has some built in advantages. Every artist is marketed a certain way and can hit certain demographics for various reasons.Unlike the people on here, I bought Adele's last album and I can admit her privilege, why can't you guys? You sound like the people who said the MMLP selling the most had nothing to d with race until Eminem admitted it himself on the Eminem Show.
I don't get anyone in this thread. I don't get the people acting like she cannot sing and I don't get the people acting like her being white, nice and plain does not help her. Susan fukking Boyle was doing units at one point and you're going to act like a white person marketed right with a voice does not have the highest ceiling in music?
I'm just tired of nikkas using the "Oh she's white that's why she sales" card, as if that explains 3.3 million first week sales, and 30 million world wide sales on her last album. Clearly it's way more than that.