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Underscores knows a thing or two about making forward-thinking pop music that mashes together influences from all kinds of genres. So Tia Ho asked her… What’s the deal with pop music right now? “The influence of hyperpop has become super big,” she says. “You can hear it in most...

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She was literally in every corner of the globe. Even in Japan she did cars and candies commercials. This was pre-socials media and she was still omnipresent. That type of Star power doesn’t exist anymore! She ruled the world with a wave of her hands 👸🏼 I respect her soooo much because she did that at such a young age in the physical era of music. She did that where people actually went out to buy her music. Nobody at her age had such a cultural impact. Streaming platforms kinda ruined everything if u thinking about it. Because they distorted the perception of a real success and impact of an artist. Today’s kids don’t know a third of what the Britney Spears phenomenon was. She’s basically the formula, the industry before her was one thing, after her it was another in every aspect! Mind you, the mid tik tok dancers y’all praise doesn’t even have the 3% of her iconicness, fame and impact she had in pop culture. She sold 150 million records in PURE SALES and ORGANICALLY without internet, socials medias and streaming platforms, she’ll always be an icon & despite her life and retirement her music is STILL charts, being spun, sampled & trends on socials networks. And literally the 80% of the music industry is trying to emulating what she did. Britney will always be a reference, the blueprint, the buisness model. She changed the music industry and impacted generations of singers. Period.

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JADE says that despite the toxicity of the music industry, she can’t imagine ever retiring: “Yeah, but… what if I did a gag-worthy music video next week? I’ve got to feed the kids! I love pop music with all my heart. I love being a pop star. I just can’t imagine not doing it. For me, the goal is to be like Kylie or Madonna or Beyoncé, or these artists who stand the test of time [and] have such a long career. I wanna be prancing around in a leotard in my 50s – like, hell yeah! I live for it! I absolutely live and breathe pop music and being a pop star. As much as I can moan about it and stuff, I just can’t imagine not doing this for the rest of my life.”

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Exactly what I said! And I’m glad people of the LGBT community are calling this out! Yes she has supports from that community! But it’s was her TALENT ! Her Rapping ability, ! Her going to toe with some of the most talented men in the industry, And holding her own! that’s what made her! She has all kinds of fans, Male, female, young, old, middle age, all and races! Not just one group of people!
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Exactly what I said! And I’m glad people of the LGBT community are calling this out! Yes she has supports from that community! But it’s was her TALENT ! Her Rapping ability, ! Her going to toe with some of the most talented men in the industry, And holding her own! that’s what made her! She has all kinds of fans, Male, female, young, old, middle age, all and races! Not just one group of people!

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Namjoon on having such humility as the leader of BTS "when you are in the middle of the pop industry It's really easy to just ... feeling like you have to make people happy and you have to do on the charts..." "So now I'm in the middle of the pop industry so I have to keep the balance like try to distance from the numbers and impact itself and try to get close to the nature and all kinds of things that are not related to this"
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Namjoon on having such humility as the leader of BTS "when you are in the middle of the pop industry It's really easy to just ... feeling like you have to make people happy and you have to do on the charts..." "So now I'm in the middle of the pop industry so I have to keep the balance like try to distance from the numbers and impact itself and try to get close to the nature and all kinds of things that are not related to this"

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Jeffrey Sachs: The old world leader, the United States, has been matched and, in many ways, overtaken by China. And I think we all feel that it’s not a temporary phenomenon, but really the end of US-led geopolitics, and even more fundamentally, the end of Western-led geopolitics. Our governments, in most places—with the exception of China, from my perspective—are not able to govern right now. The United States is probably the most incapacitated government of any major government. We’ve got a nut as president, just to be blunt about it. I’d like to be blunt because there are very few opportunities for adult conversation, which we need. We just need a real understanding. So, we have a president who is out of control, really, but we don’t really understand how the US government works right now. And everyone I know who interacts with Trump says that he has an attention span of a few seconds, basically, and is a complete ignoramus. And this is in the middle of a war that we’re in. Nobody knows how to deal with the United States because no one knows what’s really going on, what the relations are. It’s all the more unnerving because we have to fake everything as if we’re in a normal situation. So no matter how weird it gets, everyone says, “Oh yes, this is very interesting. We’re going to continue our diplomacy,” even though it’s a madhouse. The breakdown of US governance, the loss of US power, and the mindset reaction in the US are the main drivers of chaos in the world right now. I don’t even know whether they can de-escalate anymore because they’re so crazy. This is just the madman and the tantrum that’s coming with it. The answer would be for the rest of the world to act like grown-ups. Kaja Kallas tweeted, “Iran is an evil country that must be brought to bear,” the day that they were attacked by the US and Israel. Again, nobody dared speak the truth. Nobody speaks the truth right now. So, this is a very deep governance crisis on top of everything else. My prescription is that we behave like grown-ups again. Netanyahu is a real psychopath, without question. And they’re completely out of control. The only thing—if you want to say anything—is what Mr. Sachs said: governments should talk truthfully about the situation so that we have a chance to actually address what is the most serious crisis of global governance since World War II.
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Jeffrey Sachs: The old world leader, the United States, has been matched and, in many ways, overtaken by China. And I think we all feel that it’s not a temporary phenomenon, but really the end of US-led geopolitics, and even more fundamentally, the end of Western-led geopolitics. Our governments, in most places—with the exception of China, from my perspective—are not able to govern right now. The United States is probably the most incapacitated government of any major government. We’ve got a nut as president, just to be blunt about it. I’d like to be blunt because there are very few opportunities for adult conversation, which we need. We just need a real understanding. So, we have a president who is out of control, really, but we don’t really understand how the US government works right now. And everyone I know who interacts with Trump says that he has an attention span of a few seconds, basically, and is a complete ignoramus. And this is in the middle of a war that we’re in. Nobody knows how to deal with the United States because no one knows what’s really going on, what the relations are. It’s all the more unnerving because we have to fake everything as if we’re in a normal situation. So no matter how weird it gets, everyone says, “Oh yes, this is very interesting. We’re going to continue our diplomacy,” even though it’s a madhouse. The breakdown of US governance, the loss of US power, and the mindset reaction in the US are the main drivers of chaos in the world right now. I don’t even know whether they can de-escalate anymore because they’re so crazy. This is just the madman and the tantrum that’s coming with it. The answer would be for the rest of the world to act like grown-ups. Kaja Kallas tweeted, “Iran is an evil country that must be brought to bear,” the day that they were attacked by the US and Israel. Again, nobody dared speak the truth. Nobody speaks the truth right now. So, this is a very deep governance crisis on top of everything else. My prescription is that we behave like grown-ups again. Netanyahu is a real psychopath, without question. And they’re completely out of control. The only thing—if you want to say anything—is what Mr. Sachs said: governments should talk truthfully about the situation so that we have a chance to actually address what is the most serious crisis of global governance since World War II.

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