DaKidFromNoWhere
Superstar
fukk her and Gina Rodriguez
She had a hit song at the end of that reggaeton boom and she was in a popular girl group before that.I see so much clowning about this woman whenever she “flops” but I never hear her music anywhere. I never seen anybody say throw on that Camilla Cabello. Seems that people take more pride in clowning her than listening to her music. Chick ain’t even a household name out here.
It went #2, and was still a hit.
Why must you kats stay adding on shít when someone answers the initial question?
“Them superpowers getting neutralized, I can only watch in silence.”
Yeah streaming is inflatedThis is what people are not wanting to understand
Drake is not as big as people think he is. He’s dominating the streaming era, Ja had triple and quintuple plat albums when people had to go to the store to get your record and in 12 months it was gone.
For the purpose of waveriding a "still burgeoning" artist isn't enough. To give Drake a boost the artist would have to be a really hot up and coming artist or someone who is already established and currently has juice. Outside of that it wouldn't make sense for Drake. This isn't Drake giving a stimulus, this is Drake trying to receive one.The bad thing is that there's still burgeoning artists who would bend over backwards to work with Drake, even amidst him taking a major major L.
All it will take is the hot new artist to have a hit and put him on it.
Dude has been popping damn near the entire social media era. I remember listening to So Far Gone on the way to my summer camp job back in 2009. Hard to imagine what post-Drake hip-hop/pop rap looks like.Drake is big but people weirdly think he is untouchable and his run will be forever.
Great comparison. I still don’t see it being a wrap for him, until it’s a wrap for him.Dude has been popping damn near the entire social media era. I remember listening to So Far Gone on the way to my summer camp job back in 2009. Hard to imagine what post-Drake hip-hop/pop rap looks like.
like imagine a post-Lebron NBA. You know he will retire in the next few years but breh been around for half my lifetime.
For the purpose of waveriding a "still burgeoning" artist isn't enough. To give Drake a boost the artist would have to be a really hot up and coming artist or someone who is already established and currently has juice. Outside of that it wouldn't make sense for Drake. This isn't Drake giving a stimulus, this is Drake trying to receive one.
True. I think there are plenty of "new" artists that wouldn't say no... but how does that help Drake?I dunno.
For example, If that dude Tommy Richman had Drake on that Million Dollar Baby song, it would be a huge look for both of them.
And if Drake asked to be on a song, no new artist is going to say no
You also have tk realize that WE message board posters are a very small corner of the audience. Like very snall.If I was a new artist (on the come up) I would be very leary of working with Drake. His brand is so damaged right now that associating with him is maybe more likely to hurt your career than help it.
True we are in the streaming era. So the question is why did Drakes last few singles do so poorly? His old catalog is irrelevant as far as keeping him hot NOW. Ja also has music on streaming (classics really) that still get play, that doesn't mean that Ja is a "hot artist".It's different than say a Ja Rule situation bc ppl had to physically buy albums back then. So once 50 crushed Ja's image, ppl couldn't still pull up a Ja song in seconds on a phone like they can Drake