Post by rainbow on Jan 25, 2021 9:26:42 GMT 10
The title of this thread was originally supposed to be something else, but it was too long and there was no other way for me to phrase it shortly.
But here’s my question. When you say, for example, “2019 songs”, are you talking about songs that were *released* in 2019, or songs that were *hits* in 2019? Lets say there’s a song that’s released in late 2024, but didn’t actually become a big hit until 2025. Would you consider that song a 2024 song because it was released in 2024, or a 2025 song because it was popular in 2025?
Technically, songs can become a hit at anytime regardless of when it came out. I always thought that it a song was released in a specific year, it’s a song of that specific year, regardless of when it became a hit.
I’d be interesting to hear the opinions on this.
But here’s my question. When you say, for example, “2019 songs”, are you talking about songs that were *released* in 2019, or songs that were *hits* in 2019? Lets say there’s a song that’s released in late 2024, but didn’t actually become a big hit until 2025. Would you consider that song a 2024 song because it was released in 2024, or a 2025 song because it was popular in 2025?
Technically, songs can become a hit at anytime regardless of when it came out. I always thought that it a song was released in a specific year, it’s a song of that specific year, regardless of when it became a hit.
I’d be interesting to hear the opinions on this.
