VIDEO: BRUNO MARS x CARDI B - FINESSE REMIX

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Cardi B doesn’t have a fan base? :russ:

You nikkas are delusional. She had like 5M IG followers when she was on L&HH. Women been loving her. Her shyt is organic now she’s getting industry push.
I don’t get why people still think that the reason Cardi is popping is because of L&HH, when in reality people only watched that season Because she was going to be on it. The internet flipped their shyt when they found out Cardi was gonna be on that show. Then she dipped like after one season. She been hustling. You had celebrities quoting her and retweeting her IG rants before she ever went on VH1.
 

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I don’t get why people still think that the reason Cardi is popping is because of L&HH, when in reality people only watched that season Because she was going to be on it. The internet flipped their shyt when they found out Cardi was gonna be on that show. Then she dipped like after one season. She been hustling. You had celebrities quoting her and retweeting her IG rants before she ever went on VH1.
These is facts :manny:

Breh, I'm from the Bronx I been hearing the name Cardi B for awhile now, she been hood famous which is why this is crazy to me where she at now.
 

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Cant agree with this at all. Vocal talent absolutely does matter to me. I grew up on 90's R&B and 70's-80's Quiet Storm R&B by way of my parents. If you cannot sing, I cannot be a fan.

This argument does not work at all for Christopher Maurice Brown. Back when he first came on the scene he was huge, people were saying he'd be the next Michael Jackson. He was already crossing over, he had a Doublemint commercial for Christ's sake. I thought he was adorable and enjoyed his music. Then the Rihanna incident happened, and the following recurring bouts of idiotic antics has ensued for damn near the next decade. Not to mention the quality of his music has declined, his R&B becoming cookie cutter and vulgar. Sorry, from a grown woman's POV, I find nothing sexy hearing my R&B singers ranting about women being nothing but b*tches and h*es. I don't want to hear them singing the word "p*ssy." Sorry, Marvin Gaye would NEVA!

Not to mention he's a perpetual child emotionally and he will probably never fully grow into a man. I just can't listen to him and take him seriously when it comes to mature, adult subjects. Only thing he has over Bruno Mars is dancing.

When Chris Brown can make something as grown and sexy, and as clever, as "Calling All My Lovelies," then call me. He'd have to grow up to do it though, so I won't hold my breath.



Chris Brown even before Rihanna was not as big world wide as Bruno. Trust me. Bruno has fans in the most remote parts of the world. I've met immigrants who only know him and Justin Bieber and couldn't tell me who Jay Z and Beyonce was.

Chris Brown was bigger amongst the black community and fans of black music because he's from the culture that's the only type of music he made. It was original and auhinetic. Even if he made more pop sounding songs he never sold out. Chris Brown is an R&B hiphop artist from day one.

Bruno began as a pop artist and he's been making Soul/Funk/R&B/Hip Hop/New Jack swing fusion music over the past years.

He might as well drop a Gospel album next :heh:

That said, imagine a Gospel album by Chris Brown. If he ever did that you know it would be cause good cause he probably grew up singing in the church like most African American R&B artists:manny:


Back to topic....

Bruno does one thing. Rehashes old hits and sounds black artists made famous already 10-20 years ago and makes them pop friendlyy for a new generation who either is too young to understand what he's doing or they're not black so they don't even know the source of what they're listening to. Or most simply don't care. A hit song is a hit song. :hubie:

Bruno is like a good karaoke/cover band of popular black music. Not saying hes not talented (hes got a nice all black band working with him :youngsabo:) or a hard worker either or that he can't make a different genre of music (filipino or puerto rican/spanish music) and have the same success, but right now he's following a format thats working. not all his success is fairly earned when you consider

Other more talented Black artists have been making better/genuine r&B music or even funk/soul music for years as well as new artist like Anderson Paak don't have the same level of success or easy path to worldwide success as Bruno.

Thats my point.
 
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You're an idiot bruh if you think IG followers constitutes "true" fans. Female rap fans are fickle as fukk. You think they really bumping Cardi's music like that on their own time? They're riding with whatever's trendy and hot. These same hoes were all "Barbies" just a few years ago. As soon as they decide they're tired of Cardi, they'll be on to the next light skinned, blond weaved rapper.
nikkas is sheep bruh let them have they fun and move on to finessing them. Let them go where nature intended the to go: nowhere.
 

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You hit the nail right on the head.

I agree Bruno will never be on Chris Brown level dancing or singing. Chis brown at his worst still is better.

Every form of Chris Brown is still :lawd:











Even "Wet" gets more airplay in urban/hip hop radio than any Bruno song and thats Chris worst song to date :banderas:
 

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Chris Brown even before Rihanna was not as big world wide as Bruno. Trust me. Bruno has fans in the most remote parts of the world. I've met immigrants who only know him and Justin Bieber and couldn't tell me who Jay Z and Beyonce was.

Chris Brown was bigger amongst the black community and fans of black music because he's from the culture that's the only type of music he made. It was original and auhinetic. Even if he made more pop sounding songs he never sold out. Chris Brown is an R&B hiphop artist from day one.

Bruno began as a pop artist and he's been making Soul/Funk/R&B/Hip Hop/New Jack swing fusion music over the past years.

He might as well drop a Gospel album next :heh:

That said, imagine a Gospel album by Chris Brown. If he ever did that you know it would be cause good cause he probably grew up singing in the church like most African American R&B artists:manny:


Back to topic....

Bruno does one thing. Rehashes old hits and sounds black artists made famous already 10-20 years ago and makes them pop friendlyy for a new generation who either is too young to understand what he's doing or they're not black so they don't even know the source of what they're listening to. Or most simply don't care. A hit song is a hit song. :hubie:

Bruno is like a good karaoke/cover band of popular black music. Not saying hes not talented (hes got a nice all black band working with him :youngsabo:) or a hard worker either or that he can't make a different genre of music (filipino or puerto rican/spanish music) and have the same success, but right now he's following a format thats working. not all his success is fairly earned when you consider

Other more talented Black artists have been making better/genuine r&B music or even funk/soul music for years as well as new artist like Anderson Paak don't have the same level of success or easy path to worldwide success as Bruno.

Thats my point.

names please. Anderson Paak sucks dikk (though "Celebrate" is decent). His vocals and music are nowhere close in quality to Bruno's.
 
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