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Post by Xamnam on Dec 19, 2019 12:32:05 GMT -6
Yes the difference is its now "cool" and "the popular thing to do" to say you would murder people for ariana grande Depends on the people, imo Considering some "people" think it's "cool" and "would murder people for" mayo, good point. |
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Post by neader on Dec 19, 2019 12:34:21 GMT -6
Depends on the people, imo Considering some "people" think it's "cool" and "would murder people for" mayo, good point. Just give me a name. |
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Post by wanny on Dec 19, 2019 13:12:46 GMT -6
Social media Stan groups of large pop stars are spooky
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Post by teekoh on Dec 19, 2019 20:10:32 GMT -6
It’s Beyoncé. I’m glad to hear everybody else’s opinions, and it’s awesome, especially if they are the only reasonable answer of Beyoncé.
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Post by teekoh on Dec 19, 2019 20:14:53 GMT -6
Remind me to yell at goodson about drake when I’m hungover tomorrow morning.
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Post by Tweet on Dec 19, 2019 21:02:56 GMT -6
It’s Beyoncé. I’m glad to hear everybody else’s opinions, and it’s awesome, especially if they are the only reasonable answer of Beyoncé. Proud to run a runner up campaign in this thread. Where’s my cake |
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Post by Tweet on Dec 20, 2019 8:57:16 GMT -6
Remind me to yell at goodson about drake when I’m hungover tomorrow morning. Just doing my civic duty here |
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Post by teekoh on Dec 20, 2019 9:32:20 GMT -6
Oh yeah, at best Drake latched on to other trends in pop as they were happening with the hope of attaching himself to whatever movement it happened to be (Thugger/Metro Boomin, contemporary grime, I guess what they're calling Latin trap). I would argue that him having the giant hits that he did owed in larger part to the resources at his disposal to have his take on those sounds reach a broader audience than him doing anything particularly groundbreaking.
In this sense, artists like Young Thug or Stormzy or J Balvin are better "artist of the decade" candidates for their impact on global pop music. That said, I don't think any of them had the sustained cultural impact, relevance, and success as Beyoncé, which is why I urge you to vote for her, kind residents of The Board, as your artist of the decade.
My name is teekoh and I approve this message.
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Post by chvrchbarrel on Dec 20, 2019 9:40:51 GMT -6
Get these nuanced takes out of here, we're trying to argue.
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Post by perdhapley on Dec 20, 2019 9:43:57 GMT -6
I think it's interesting someone voted for Jack Antonoff. He definitely worked with a lot of artists this decade. If he's going to be included people like Max Martin should've been included too
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Post by clouddead on Dec 20, 2019 9:47:49 GMT -6
Oh yeah, at best Drake latched on to other trends in pop as they were happening with the hope of attaching himself to whatever movement it happened to be (Thugger/Metro Boomin, contemporary grime, I guess what they're calling Latin trap). I would argue that him having the giant hits that he did owed in larger part to the resources at his disposal to have his take on those sounds reach a broader audience than him doing anything particularly groundbreaking. In this sense, artists like Young Thug or Stormzy or J Balvin are better "artist of the decade" candidates for their impact on global pop music. That said, I don't think any of them had the sustained cultural impact, relevance, and success as Beyoncé, which is why I urge you to vote for her, kind residents of The Board, as your artist of the decade. My name is teekoh and I approve this message. Did it with Bounce music too. |
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Post by Tweet on Dec 20, 2019 10:07:03 GMT -6
Oh yeah, at best Drake latched on to other trends in pop as they were happening with the hope of attaching himself to whatever movement it happened to be (Thugger/Metro Boomin, contemporary grime, I guess what they're calling Latin trap). I would argue that him having the giant hits that he did owed in larger part to the resources at his disposal to have his take on those sounds reach a broader audience than him doing anything particularly groundbreaking. In this sense, artists like Young Thug or Stormzy or J Balvin are better "artist of the decade" candidates for their impact on global pop music. That said, I don't think any of them had the sustained cultural impact, relevance, and success as Beyoncé, which is why I urge you to vote for her, kind residents of The Board, as your artist of the decade. My name is teekoh and I approve this message. Did it with Bounce music too. I think we can all agree that song slapped tho |
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Post by Tweet on Dec 20, 2019 10:09:37 GMT -6
I think it's interesting someone voted for Jack Antonoff. He definitely worked with a lot of artists this decade. If he's going to be included people like Max Martin should've been included too I still think Calvin Harris had the best pop album of this decade |
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Post by nanatod on Dec 20, 2019 11:59:10 GMT -6
I think it's interesting someone voted for Jack Antonoff. He definitely worked with a lot of artists this decade. raises hand. I just couldn't vote for the "pop" artists on the list, I didn't like Kendrick at pitchfork the first time he played, and I can't get into beyonce's oeuvre, unlike almost everyone else here (Jay Z, however, I consider the goat rapper). I almost voted for GVF, but they're not big enough yet, and they're completely derivative of whitesnake and other zep clones. |
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Post by chvrchbarrel on Dec 20, 2019 12:01:28 GMT -6
I think it's interesting someone voted for Jack Antonoff. He definitely worked with a lot of artists this decade. raises hand. I just couldn't vote for the "pop" artists on the list, I didn't like Kendrick at pitchfork the first time he played, and I can't get into beyonce's oeuvre, unlike almost everyone else here (Jay Z, however, I consider the goat rapper). I almost voted for GVF, but they're not big enough yet, and they're completely derivative of whitesnake and other zep clones.  |
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Post by nanatod on Dec 20, 2019 12:02:54 GMT -6
chvrchbarrel, my knowledge of antonoff comes from seeing him up close at jbtv w/ bleachers, and then seeing a bit of bleachers at riot fest. and whatever band he was in before fun. when they played a small lolla stage. I don't know his pop work.
edit: it was steel train at the bmi stage at lolla 2008.
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Post by neader on Dec 20, 2019 12:03:57 GMT -6
chvrchbarrel, my knowledge of antonoff comes from seeing him up close at jbtv w/ bleachers, and then seeing a bit of bleachers at riot fest. and whatever band he was in before fun. when they played a small lolla stage. I don't know his pop work. and this fits your criteria for artist of the decade? |
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Post by nanatod on Dec 20, 2019 12:05:25 GMT -6
I guess so.
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Post by chvrchbarrel on Dec 20, 2019 12:56:47 GMT -6
This is my favorite place on the internet
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Post by sthubbins on Dec 20, 2019 13:12:52 GMT -6
wow, no votes for Halestorm who of course I know to be an American rock band from Red Lion, Pennsylvania, consisting of lead vocalist and guitarist Lzzy Hale, her brother drummer and percussionist Arejay Hale, guitarist Joe Hottinger, and bassist Josh Smith.[6]
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Post by chvrchbarrel on Dec 20, 2019 13:31:15 GMT -6
seems like a fine time to mention that i thought "Tobias Forge of Ghost" was a band i'd never heard of
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Post by thisismyname on Dec 20, 2019 14:08:12 GMT -6
Oh yeah, at best Drake latched on to other trends in pop as they were happening with the hope of attaching himself to whatever movement it happened to be (Thugger/Metro Boomin, contemporary grime, I guess what they're calling Latin trap). I would argue that him having the giant hits that he did owed in larger part to the resources at his disposal to have his take on those sounds reach a broader audience than him doing anything particularly groundbreaking. In this sense, artists like Young Thug or Stormzy or J Balvin are better "artist of the decade" candidates for their impact on global pop music. That said, I don't think any of them had the sustained cultural impact, relevance, and success as Beyoncé, which is why I urge you to vote for her, kind residents of The Board, as your artist of the decade. My name is teekoh and I approve this message. This is a good post On the other hand, Arca poll danced on a giant theremin the last time I saw her, so imma throw her a vote. |
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Post by teekoh on Dec 20, 2019 14:09:39 GMT -6
One could say that this whole thread is a poll dance.
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Post by llamaoftime on Dec 20, 2019 14:14:52 GMT -6
I voted for Kendrick Lamar but almost voted for Beyonce. I very much see the argument for her, and she's arguably had a bigger impact on music itself and pop culture. But Kendricks output quality this decade has just been unreal and he's had his own impact, maybe not quite as much on music as a whole but definitely on pop culture in general
Because every thread on this forum has to have one I'll say my personal artist of the decade (quality of output, influence on me, and listening amount, taking popular impact and influence on other music out of it) is probably The National. And because I couldn't let a music related thread on the board dot com not mention them
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Post by Tweet on Dec 20, 2019 14:30:36 GMT -6
One could say that this whole thread is a poll dance. Like most of those I’ve watched, I’ve been aroused but mostly disappointed |
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