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Post by Telso on Dec 26, 2021 6:00:22 GMT 10
Here's a funny find:
While humoristically dated, it does raise the point that people are pretty bad at predicting stuff like music and things can shift in very unexpected ways.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2021 2:08:41 GMT 10
I don't think very many people in 2010 thought electropop would be as short-lived as it was. People were saying people like Owl City sounded futuristic and dreamy, which he did for the time but looking back, his music hasn't aged well. At the time, it seemed like the beginning of a new era in music in which electronic dance music would replace hip-hop as the dominant genre.
Just talking about this makes me really miss the world of 2010.
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Post by 10slover on Dec 27, 2021 2:30:16 GMT 10
I don't think very many people in 2010 thought electropop would be as short-lived as it was. People were saying people like Owl City sounded futuristic and dreamy, which he did for the time but looking back, his music hasn't aged well. At the time, it seemed like the beginning of a new era in music in which electronic dance music would replace hip-hop as the dominant genre. Just talking about this makes me really miss the world of 2010. Similar to people in 2019 thinking billie eillish-style pop was going to be the start of a new era and Billie Was going to be the new Britney Spears Lol.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2021 5:42:05 GMT 10
I don't think very many people in 2010 thought electropop would be as short-lived as it was. People were saying people like Owl City sounded futuristic and dreamy, which he did for the time but looking back, his music hasn't aged well. At the time, it seemed like the beginning of a new era in music in which electronic dance music would replace hip-hop as the dominant genre. Just talking about this makes me really miss the world of 2010. Similar to people in 2019 thinking billie eillish-style pop was going to be the start of a new era and Billie Was going to be the new Britney Spears Lol. Billie isn't as big as Britney Spears but her and Olivia Rodrigo are in fact the biggest stars in pop music today.
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Post by John Titor on Dec 27, 2021 5:57:17 GMT 10
Britney by far had the biggest push I have ever witnessed of a pop singer from 1999- 2002
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Post by 10slover on Dec 27, 2021 6:00:21 GMT 10
Similar to people in 2019 thinking billie eillish-style pop was going to be the start of a new era and Billie Was going to be the new Britney Spears Lol. Billie isn't as big as Britney Spears but her and Olivia Rodrigo are in fact the biggest stars in pop music today. Dunno about that, her singles are starting to underperform
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