The Death Of Pop Music (The Next Decade)

The Death Of Pop Music (The Next Decade)
my thoughts on today’s biggest pop stars and where i see them heading in the next decade
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[@daniaelshafie1036]

You know pop is dying when you start listening to the pop songs from 9 years ago

[@Jab_Reel]

Dania Elshafie you’re just old now

[@VVilla-zh5mw]

Same . I'm just 20 yrs old but I already have my "80's Playlist" 😂

[@AbyssThePony]

I mean there is no Pop songs even left nowadays

[@godallowsuturns679]

Lol! So true!!

[@iliaz7057]

Cries in indie rock

[@sofiasandoval9465]

I feel like 2010-2015 music is waaaay more different than 2016-2019 music edit: WTF THE LIKES?????? this is literally the worst comment I've ever done, wha-

[@angell8632]

Sofia Sandoval I definitely agree, I feel like music even just those years ago still incorporated a lot of the late 2000s sound, so more bubble gum pop and a pretty energetic, upbeat and dance club feeling, it makes sense because that was the earlier part of this decade and it was still finding its identity. By 2016 pop music had enough time to find a new path, and so came the more slow tempo ballads, and incorporation of hip hop sounds. Personally I just enjoy the older sound but then again I grew up with it and I'm just more drawn to more generic, dance club songs. Plus I understand the younger kids need their new sound of music to grow up to and if it makes them happy, good on them😊👌

[@mikelmontoya2965]

Lorde is to blame. She killed pop music with Royals. Love her though, she's my favorite artist lol

[@doggerflipper3013]

Sofia Sandoval I want one direction to come back 😭 I miss them so much

[@sumayasaid3715]

2016 music sounds like 2010-2015 music. 2017 was when everything changed and rap was shoved into our faces

[@cookiescookies2023]

loubear!!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@christie1112]

Nicki Minaj whether you like her or not, was a big part of the early 2010’s with songs like starships and super bass and continued to be a big part. In my opinion, she definitely made contributions to pop music

[@onikavoodoo3346]

Christie She made contributions to pop music all throughout the decade. Ask anyone to rap a verse from Nicki and theyll know at least one

[@christie1112]

hey bitches you are so right! Another reason I was bummed that she wasn’t in this video :/

[@christie1112]

Onika Tingz Exactly!

[@aiyoungboy7814]

pound the alarm, and beauty and a beat

[@lauras.2032]

Christie Yes Nicki, Sia, Lana del rey, even meghan trainor, jessie j all where huge at some point in the 2010’s and kind of declined or fell off

[@GLamoRousCooKie]

Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Beyonce and Rihanna are all certified icons at this point.

[@emmanpadolina]

But I think Rihanna and Taylor will the ones who'll stay.

[@anesammardjia6866]

@@emmanpadolina yeah me too

[@joshstallings2458]

@@emmanpadolina Beyonce came out in the 90s. She inspired Rihanna and Gaga

[@lu-th2nq]

katy and nicki too

[@anesammardjia6866]

@@lu-th2nq I wish melenei shine more in 20s

[@valeryfelix]

I wouldn’t mind if Adele keeps her sound. It’s a classic.

[@annamontano6152]

Valery Hassan same I love all her hits

[@idiashpeza2800]

Valery Hassan Agree although I think it would be super iconic if she changed it up a bit

[@Kissitbetter88]

Facts. Adele voice is just another instrument

[@Ethan-en2ij]

Yeah, and Lorde too, IMO. Adele really just sounds authentic and her style sounds old, but modern. She does it really well, but should change it up a little bit too as long as she doesn’t get rid of the elements that made her unique

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

@Valery Hassan - I see it as Johnny Cash: he stuck to his sound and said screw "getting with the times."

[@FlowMoon__3]

“Bruno is a quintessential wedding singer and wedding playlist” 😂😂 😂

[@kikib8812]

😂

[@Romandy13]

I hate how true this is because I actually appreciate Bruno Mars' many talents.

[@reynahoupt6405]

Facts.

[@trudatbellyfat7358]

No lies detected

[@FlowMoon__3]

Romandy Same! I like Bruno’s earlier music because he seemed more like himself, but now he’s just repackaging Jackson five and other 80’s/90s music and putting his face on it and it’s like... Bruno doesn’t have to do this, he has the talent to be his own artist but 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@k.alvarado6237]

Rihanna and Beyonce are moving into the “Icon” phases of their career. No longer commercially viable...but the 15-20 years of hits and performances still garner them respect as the greats of the millennials.

[@itsbeyondme5560]

Beyonce but not riri

[@chelseafcgirl123]

Nat Yes Riri, I think she cares more about her business ventures and status as a public figure rather than an artist. She is definitely in the second phase of her career now. I am sure she will release music again but that is not going to be her primary source of income or leisure anymore.

[@k.alvarado6237]

Nat - I guarantee, before Rihanna retires she’ll eclipse Mariah Carey as the female with the most #1 hits. Rihanna is a fashion Icon. She’s been on the cover of Vogue 25 times... and now she’s has a fenty beauty that’s going to pay her bills LONG AFTER she’s done with music. Don’t discredit Rih. She’s not the richest woman in music for no reason.

[@blountjuice4932]

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[@treasurem2491]

Beyonce yes, riri is successful but not ICONIC.

[@swiftieforever9793]

Taylor transitioned from country to pop pretty successfully . I don't think she is going anywhere anytime soon. She is a great songwriter , which is her biggest asset.

[@prabirpal2134]

Absolutely! Folklore is out now and we know!

[@vanelui8084]

@@prabirpal2134 AOTY nominee coming for win

[@15_is_a_girl]

@@vanelui8084 yup, she won, and deservingly so.

[@k._.24]

And now willow and the fearless re recordings. In some years Red and 1989 will be re recorded, so, imo pop will be back

[@kerimarthaanderson2859]

She kinda sucks now

[@Ijnebsb]

Tbh Cardi b always cared about fame and money and never cared for her music or career.

[@nylanda.1951]

Facts

[@babymario2099]

F.A.C.T.S.

[@susanajayi6423]

She even says it and y’all just laugh about it

[@wildelover9776]

Because of that she's on downfall, she's not on Billboard now

[@harrisonlaverde8518]

@@wildelover9776 i see her album charting.

[@nartaccount392]

Remember a new artist can come out of nowhere and change everything, you never knoooow

[@antoineisconnected]

I mean..yeah

[@mysteryperson7242]

NITHYA365 kinda hard to do that now that everyone is always fucking hating on a new artist because they’ll “take over” the charts. Honestly we need to stop giving music industries the clout they want.

[@alec9352]

NITHYA365 Amy Winehouse did that for the 2000s imo.

[@OldFantasy]

Like lorde did in 2013

[@OldFantasy]

@@mysteryperson7242 I agree with that

[@nat-oi2fh]

y’all are talking about how pop music is dead bc of k-pop when in actuality western pop music is dying because of western artists not releasing the bangers like they used to and getting overshadowed by hip hop artists.

[@seven3652]

Exactly, the real problem is that we're not yanking out music that actually slaps. All western artists cared about is charts, money and fame. They don't care about the music anymore, it's all just clout. What a shame, I wont be surprised if they do get overshadowed by foreign artists. Latin American music and Kpop have been huge, and continue to be huge.

[@MikoyanGurevichMiG21]

Pop music, like most other things today, is more commercialised than ever before. Kpop bands like BTS and Blackpink are sprung up straight from the talent assembly lines in Korea and spread to the world. That's what it is, BTS is a consumerist product made for a worldwide audience, to promote Korean culture etc. It's as much of a product as Samsung phones or Hyundai cars. The power and influence the record labels have, coupled with the mission of the Korean government to get the hallyu wave around the world- has worked perfectly this decade. Kpop has done what any other technological or mechanical product manufactured from Korea's industries have- bring tons of money and revenue to the economy thanks to the huge global interest in Korean culture and the eventual increase in tourism rates thanks to Kpop concerts and obsessed fanbases. I want more hits like Old Town Road and Gangnam Style, happening though, more songs blowing up from virality and not artificially generated trends. That was a positive trend of this decade. Gangnam Style being a hilarious parody of Korea's own culture and PSY's hilarious dancing infecting the world, and the sheer satisfaction of Old Town Road holding off more commercially produced and big budget tracks like Senorita from the #1 spot on Billboard. That's what I want, pop music having more hits from viral trends and relatable memes rather than being told by Max Martin or some Korean record label to bop to.

[@boyhooligan9229]

@@seven3652 kpop and latino will only be a recent trend

[@abiwalker6064]

The Plastic Metalhead Shitposter i agree with most of what you’re saying and yes those kinds of songs would be great to have again. However, while kpop being a product for (mainly western) consumers, I think that is not the whole mission of a few kpop groups. Take BTS and BLACKPINK for example. Two opposite sides of the spectrum I want to talk on. Bts and their company from the beginning have talked about and rapped about how they want to be a new kind of idol. One with less restraints and more freedom. When they were underground rappers and chose to be idols they were criticized for choosing to become “commercialized Kpop idols”, so in their rap tracks they spoke on that and said they’d basically prove them wrong and lead a new generation of idols. Which is why I think they stand out. While, yes they are still commercialized to an extent (bc that’s how kpop has always been) they have more freedom. While BP barely have their own freedom and are heavily commercialized to just be popular. They are very talented, but their company limits them very much.

[@shizzlemywizzle1]

Nice try, I’m still not listening to k-pop

[@morganabisoni5778]

Pop is dead, rock is dead. The two sides of my personality, no wonder im depressed

[@anjolaxo3875]

morgana bisoni Stay strong💖

[@melimelia2076]

morgana bisoni hey you can move on to hiphop thats what i did

[@flutterwind7686]

Rock isn't popular anymore, but it's not dead yet. Animals as leaders, Greta van Fleet etc. It's just not on the radio, you kinda have to search for it, but it's no more dead than classicical or jazz Ill be real I like oldschool hip hop, but the trap sound and generic boombap does nothing for me. Nothing on the radio is all that interesting sounding

[@filipmarinkovic6281]

Pop is not dead?

[@u.a1952]

No 😭❤️

[@danny.96]

Gaga does not have anything to prove at this point. She’s literally done it all and killed it.

[@kstanner5909]

actually she does, she needs to prove that she can drop another successful pop album since artpop

[@TECfan1]

@@kstanner5909 Why? Like he said, she's already killed it all. I mean The Fame was a smash success, The Fame Monster was a smash success, and Born This Way and Artpop had a nice moderate success. She's already been there, done that. With her growth and evolution to a more dignified and elegant persona in Joanne and A Star is Born, I can hardly see her going back to simple pop. If anything it will be something new for her yet again.

[@Layton_2010]

K stanner - that right there is the logic that causes these singers to potentially end up falling off or lose focus of the reason why they started making music in the first place. Why do artists such as Gaga have to continue to prove themselves after so much success? This thought process is what’s wrong with the music industry today. Everyone is so focused on the numbers and the charts instead of the music. Once you’ve reached that point in fame where your name is a household name and you’re well known all over the world, you have nothing left to prove.

[@kstanner5909]

@@Layton_2010 I just want to see her influence another decade of artists. If Madonna is consistent at giving her fans for three decades then I hope Gaga does it too.

[@Layton_2010]

K stanner - oh okay see that I can agree with. Nothing wrong with wanting to see her influence more artists. 💯 rather than prove herself again and again haha.

[@TheRibottoStudios]

"Pop music had been completely eclipsed over the last few years by rap music." Oh thank god I wasn't going crazy. I don't listen to as much new music as I used to but whenever I did I was confused as to why Pop music wasn't really "poppy" so to speak.

[@OldFantasy]

Same here I'm on throw back lists of the 80s to early 2010s lists

[@exoticeditz8863]

I cant be the only one who is glad that pop music is dying out bc i find it kinda annoying ngl. 2015 pop songs sound like all those trap remixes from soundcloud lmao

[@DP-mv7ph]

I always thought rap was better than pop so I'm glad it's dying

[@OldFantasy]

@@DP-mv7ph nah old rap is better new rap is ain't shit :p

[@panlolis4742]

ExoticEditz rap is so overrated. Literally every rap/trap song sounds the same. I prefer 2015 "pop songs" over the crap we hear today.

[@capraffe]

Honest : The death of pop music Taylor : Heres an alternative album , idc anymore lol

[@wynignatius9289]

TAYLOR? more like SAVIOR SWIFT!

[@cejaydeguzman8945]

Her album is like an old book, and I loved it, tbh❤

[@capraffe]

@@cejaydeguzman8945 we all did 🥺💗

[@taylorswiftph6546]

Plss

[@simrandas9027]

Her album is more like chapters of an old book... Each song tells stories....it's not pop but its Beautiful

[@nihilisticbarbie]

I'm not a 'stan', but I think with Lady Gaga, she grew up. She's not in her 20s anymore, and she doesn't have to prove herself to mass audiences. Her projects reflect the fact that she wants to do different things with her talents and 'staying at the top' isn't her primary goal. I'm not a huge fan of her and even I can comprehend and understand that.......

[@Arlindaofficiall]

What?

[@gamarrathvalentino4027]

????

[@ChiefExecutiveKing]

@@gamarrathvalentino4027 What's confusing haha everything said was pretty cut and dry... if you're confused then idk how lmao

[@nomenome856]

I agree with everything you've said but 'comprehend' and 'understand' are essentially the same thing.

[@andyb.4080]

Adele feels like a fake memory, I always forget she exists

[@itsbonkerjojo9028]

Hmmm ..... I am a huge Adele fan and I find this cmt very funny and saddening too .

[@heathtillman9375]

Sam Galea I never really thought of it like that.. because 21 did blow up tHT same year she passed);

[@itsbonkerjojo9028]

@Sam Galea wtf ? ...... So someone death can make new artist famous . Your logic is fucked up . Instead people compare artist with old ones and crush them hard in reality but in Adele case idt any of this happen . Her music is good 👍 and she is different and very astounding as an artist . It's her talent what made her who she is today . Things doesn't work in that way to be global star or a Megaseller if you get what I want to convey .

[@am-zj4mq]

André Barreto SAME.

[@sumayasaid3715]

Same. And then she comes back out of nowhere and she’s literally EVERYWHERE and then she disappears and repeat

[@aishwaryakhadka2103]

i feel like taylor has made her name now and is no longer interested so much in being on top all the time. she’s a whole adult now, nearly thirty, building a life. so i agree that it makes sense for her to just kind of float and figure stuff out and kinda have freedom in her projects

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

Plus, she did saw in the Zane Lowe interview that she wanted to have a light touring schedule this cycle assuming because of Andrea's relapse with cancer and other stuff that she needs to take care of at home. Blood is truly thicker than water.

[@adilr5867]

She might change her genre for the next album cause she did the same with country, she achieved everything and then she moved to pop and now she is named artist of the decade, she has set her name as a pop icon and changed the game. I really hope she does pop/rock for TS8

[@looneydemon2446]

Aishwarya Khadka And she’ll probably wanna get married and have kids sometime soon considering she’ll be entering her 30s soon

[@aishwaryakhadka2103]

omg i stan me getting hit comments

[@bitchyas4758]

Taylor is an artist that doesnt care about making hits. She write songs because she loves writing it. You're right that she is on top of the game right now. When you become 30 your career will slowly die, just like what happened to Katy and other artist. She said in the interview that she wants to explore her music and also said that T.S8 will become a rock album and after T.S8 she will re-record her older albums so i think she wont stop making music until she finished the re-recordings. I think she will still write songs for movies the next. Fun Fact: Taylor Wrote "Love Story" when she was 14 and on the bedroom floor for 25 minutes.

[@GenevaGomez]

Beyonce, Taylor and Rihanna are on the icon level already. in every aspect.

[@kellymcphaul2793]

Taylor forever.

[@kellymcphaul2793]

Uh Taylor just wrote an amazing acoustic album during quarantine. I think she’s fine.

[@brianmurithi1440]

Katy perry duh!

[@wissamkhaled5106]

@@brianmurithi1440 thats what i was about to say

[@ilonildea7930]

@@brianmurithi1440 ummmmmmmmmmmmm she kinda off now

[@artgroupie]

Even Rihanna knows pop is dying. She’s slowly drifting away from it and trying to make the next new trend. ANTI was just the start. Watch how she changes things.

[@artgroupie]

d_a_n_y I know, I’m saying she turned away from pop music.

[@artgroupie]

popchiletv it ain’t nothing pop about ANTI lol. That album was too versatile to fit into one genre.

[@artgroupie]

popchiletv I don’t need to read anything, I heard it in full.

[@artgroupie]

popchiletv 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@princesschanel469]

@@artgroupie Pop was still trendy because of Michael Jackson. Every teenage girl liked Madonna in the 80s just as much as Michael Jackson but that doesn't mean older pop is trash just because pop now is trash

[@laylabeee555]

R and b and alternative music are gonna be prominent the next decade I'm not watching for pop music anytime soon

[@panicreckless1003]

I hope so.

[@annehburn4512]

R&B is dead dead

[@Javier-zw9sx]

@@annehburn4512 exactly R&B is dead, it hasn't been a sound long ago. Trap/HipHop is what is popping right now

[@Rahmir315]

Same with psychedelic rock

[@OldFantasy]

RnB is dead long time ago what are you talking about is alt RnB

[@joniwatso]

I feel like he was a little harsh on Lady Gaga. She seems to be a step above everyone else. Having a number one single this year was something nobody expected. And the biggest selling album of 2018. She really came back and I think her next era is going to surprise a lot of people.

[@Robin-sq3be]

Preach it sis

[@shxbrang]

I'ma take a bow right now

[@clau6023]

i agree with you

[@TheCaliforniaboy1]

She saved Pop before and she'll do it again.

[@joniwatso]

@@user-mq3ts7lr9l I have to disagree, ASIB soundtrack sold more copies than Sweetner and Thank u, next combined. And the soundtrack spent 4 weeks atop the album chart which is longer than any of Ariana's albums. I think Gaga is more popular now than she has been since 2011 and comparing her to Ariana, who is in her prime, is pretty naïve.

[@samueladu-quaye9831]

I really feel like RnB can come back, it's just the radio stations that are in the way.

[@abd9482]

Most Justin Bieber songs Especially intention

[@ashleywildeman796]

👏🏼Yaas rnb and hip hop songs need to come back honestly

[@gabrielle_sn9200]

Fr

[@sunnyorange180]

i want 90s r&b and hip hop to come back

[@deadacc3881]

my mom loves RnB. and when i heard, i really liked it. so i AGREE.

[@victorious827]

WE need Britney Back. Even her top 30 and 40 hits were more famous than today's top 20. Even her 2002 songs that are banned on the radios are more famous.

[@victorious827]

@RedRose7997 long story dear

[@joycevillar6455]

@PurpleRose7777 mainly due to its sexual content and her having a "young audiences". One of the prime example of that is "If u seek Amy", there's a petition from American parents to ban the song. Jokes on them coz 6 yrs old me listened to it hundred of times

[@luthientinuviel101]

@@joycevillar6455 same with 3

[@channe4558]

@@joycevillar6455 lol yeah little children aren't even clever enough to understand that if u seek amy really means fuck me

[@watashi-tachisailorguardia228]

@@joycevillar6455 Wasn't it because she chose to do her DWAD tour with a different company than one that was associated with a huge radio company thus they boycotted her music till In the Zone but that's just what I heard. I think you're right though, haha.

[@jotaroduh]

Last time i was this early honest liked iggy 😭

[@heatherxgrayson]

YOU DIDNT

[@OverlordGrape]

OW

[@Midkip998]

You know what 😂😭

[@simmy1251]

nochillmoony - you rly went there.

[@nicoleabyss9472]

*grabs bags and walks out* sis tried it 🙈🙈🙈

[@matxalenc8410]

Cardi said it herself, she's only after the money.

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

"Cardi B- Money" sounds about right

[@mrreoww]

Ok I genuinely tried to like Cardi but her voice is just so annoying, you can hear her spit. Her personality’s also shit (tbh she kinda reminds me of Azealia Banks without talent). So at this point I feel like her hype is dying out, she hasn’t had a hit since 2018, and the only thing that keeps her relevant is her obnoxious rants on Instagram or fighting with the Barbz-

[@carditheonlyqueen1046]

Matxalen C Cardi B invented music and is the queen of rap ❤️

[@gilnahnu]

@@carditheonlyqueen1046 i-

[@ANNIE_R_U_OK]

@@carditheonlyqueen1046 🤦 please tell me your being sarcastic.

[@sya5598]

someone said that pop music changed and went downhill after the chainsmokers released closer💀 all these artists only release singles not albums!!! They just do it to stay relevant

[@liquidstereomusic]

It's kinda funny considering nearly everyone in the pop genre hates the chainsmokers. They are supposed to be DJs so you'd think the EDM community would back them up, hahaha nope, we all hate them too.

[@NameSurname-ee4sw]

Facts tho

[@boxeswithfoxes]

It went downhill in 2017 or after MJ died.

[@NickGores69]

“Rap isn’t pop, if you call it that then stop”

[@rra7490]

Luis Cuecuecha rap is pop cuz its popular now, that’s what pop is

[@NickGores69]

darknight bat okay

[@rra7490]

okay

[@justinhuskey335]

You are right. It's repetitive beats with primitive faux poetics laid on top. It's mostly trash. Just an easy way for talentless hacks to squeeze a few bucks out of stupid people.

[@Jinaria101]

Nice rhyme I bet most rappers couldnt even come up with that

[@blinkpink2355]

I miss gaga and katy perry the music back in 2010-12 slapped so hard

[@myristicina.]

Blink Pink Same lol I miss those years now their doing some experimental stuff

[@Itsnotaboutthepastaaaa]

Yes paparazzi and teenage dream were true bops

[@lailaprecious4513]

Blink Pink YESSS

[@parkerschroeder3439]

And Selena. Her album with her old band still hasn't been topped

[@dylanhillebrand7005]

Blink Pink Gaga is still here and I think the stuff she put out lately with ASIB is probably the best she’s ever done!

[@shmoomies9474]

I'm just waiting & hoping for Rihanna to make a huge comeback

[@babymario2099]

Me too 😍😍😍

[@sumayasaid3715]

We need her to save the industry

[@Lemon-rk9hq]

Sumaya Said what industry the industry is full of frauds who are mind controlled and most of your aka favorite artists are frauds Rihanna will not come back most likely her time is pretty much over

[@kenzizi1758]

Lemon26 She is literally releasing a new album

[@jeminkim5146]

I doubt it

[@yuvrajsinghraghav2362]

Taylor really has experimented with many genres ... And her 1989 was pop perfection ...now Folklore is so different

[@a.s.g.u5213]

different but so good

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Just because they have massive followings doesn't mean their music is good. Taylor swift is massive on IG and everywhere else becayse she's the perfect blonde girl, blue eyes, white skint hat the world loves. Lady Gaga is pure A$$$$ no matter what. Beyonce is only big off her first decade of the century. She doens't make music much anymore, and if she does, it's forgettable. Rihanna literally made 2 songs between 2004-2012. Nothing else. So stop

[@okthenproductions9496]

People 2019: I believe Rap will be the main genre in 2020 People 2020: DISCO POP BRUHH

[@wynignatius9289]

dance music : hello i'm back

[@lananikolajevic5219]

True

[@codeytherex5954]

@@wynignatius9289 No it aint

[@wynignatius9289]

@@codeytherex5954 so depressing

[@enlightenedsoul8897]

@@codeytherex5954 Someone don't like dance music

[@mici6170]

yall this is the end of *our* decade 🥺 childhood ends in 2 months :((

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

But the start of an age.... LONG LIVE THE WALLS WE CRASHED THROUGH

[@lexie5571]

Girl I still 13 my childhood still alive

[@LexlPurpl]

@@lexie5571 rip other lex

[@jrsalinas3319]

Rachel i love that

[@melissahernandez4329]

Omg that’s so depressing *cries*

[@adamvargas1793]

Let’s not forget about Lorde who Bowie himself called “the future of music”. She already has 2 incredible albums under her belt! I feel like she’s the type of artist that will grow a cult following in the future.

[@illy1581]

Adam Vargas Lorde is exceptional. I can’t wait for her next album!

[@GhGh-ci8ld]

maggie she’s pop lol please stop. theres nothing wrong with being a pop artist, shes an amazing one

[@hauntedhotel8565]

@@GhGh-ci8ld she's alt pop

[@urekmazino6800]

@@hauntedhotel8565 just pop

[@ramsdams8402]

Isnt Lorde Haunt Pop/Alternative Pop? Which would make her a Alternative artist not only Pop lol So No Lorde isnt Pop

[@whatislove8156]

Cardi B doesn't deserve the Grammy for best album of rap, she didn't do anything. in Taki Taki she was only there modeling while the other artists did their thing, She didn't write her songs and didn't contribute much as an interpreter. *Mac Miller deserved it*

[@ericly1e727]

You wouldn’t say Mac Miller if he hadn’t died and that’s the truth. When it comes to rap Pusha T or Travis Scott had the better album out of the whole category.

[@whatislove8156]

@@ericly1e727 I've known Mac since his collaboration with Anderson Paak, and many others also met him when he was doing songs with Ariana. That you limit yourself to the popular aspect of music and only find out about great artists when they die does not represent the experience of others.

[@whatislove8156]

@@ericly1e727 Mac Miller has been writing songs for a long time, and this album as soon as it came out became one of my favorites, it has many merits of composition and production. It is not fair devalue the work of an artist just because he died.

[@hellobye.1581]

What do you expect? The grammys is a scam anyways, always snubbing artist who truly deserved it pfft.

[@nmarie5731]

She bought her Grammy

[@arpitanamjoshi]

In my opinion, Taylor Swift will never be irrelevant. She has the power of changing genres effortlessly. Plus each of her albums have completely different styles for eg rep is completely different from 1989, lover is the polar opposite of reputation and folklore is a unique piece of art and is something she's never done before. Long gone are the days where her music was just supposed to be heard by 'teenage girls' (whatever that is supposed to mean). With albums as mature as folklore and also to a great extent, Lover, her music is truly meant to be consumed and loved by all ages. Moreover, her songwriting is immaculate and it gets better in every album. Plus her fanbase is massive. So the same applies to Taylor what you said for Rihanna: People will never not care about her music ❤️✨

[@karthkrish2670]

She'll never go irrelevant especially cuz of the fact that how she constantly reinvents herself and her music style

[@soscarlettitwasss]

You could say she'll "never go out of style"

[@josjoererg]

i know a middle school girl who's an intense swiftie and was born after fearless was released. there are few, if any, other musicians who started their career 15 years ago and still have lots of young fans. her music has literally been there for people from the ages of 10 to 35 and that in itself makes her a legend.

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Just because they have massive followings doesn't mean their music is good. Taylor swift is massive on IG and everywhere else becayse she's the perfect blonde girl, blue eyes, white skint hat the world loves. Lady Gaga is pure A$$$$ no matter what. Beyonce is only big off her first decade of the century. She doens't make music much anymore, and if she does, it's forgettable. Rihanna literally made 2 songs between 2004-2012. Nothing else. So stop

[@pia7853]

I'm honestly sad that everyone forgot about Amy Winehouse [Edit: no Amy Winehouse didn't make pop music, i just posted this comment because a whole DECADE is almost over & no one is mentioning her, and (to me) that is really really sad..cause she had a LOT of influence shaping this decade & the music (jazz,blues) itself)

[@caleb232w]

Gone too soon

[@longseason2516]

she didn’t do so much this decade, but yes she’s such an icon but sometimes i feel like they don’t recognize and remember her as she deserves. too talented, too true and too sweet for this world.

[@carlosasan2604]

I really remembered her while I was watching the video :(

[@cassie7959]

Rest In Peace 😭❤️

[@jackcockayne3596]

i do. she’s my idol. there’s been no one better.

[@samreed7817]

Honestly I feel like nobody talks about Janet Jackson anymore. SHE IS A LEGEND and every pop artists takes from her. Her discography is amazing and always different, and her success was massive.

[@bryanalstoncoxing]

You’re right, she’s THE blueprint for a lot of these pop girls (especially Britney)

[@Gabriel-ud5hu]

They use black music genres (rap, hip hop and trap) but doesn't hire black artists. I cringed when he talked about trap inspired songs and only white artists were on screen.

[@samreed7817]

Gabriel what’s crazy to me is in the 90s the only big superstar that was selling was Madonna, every other one was a black artist, Mariah Carey, and Janet Jackson billboard named the two biggest musicals acts of the 90s, and they’re both black. Same with mj, Mary j bridge, Whitney Houston, tlc. And now you have white artists with black teams and black sounding songs but they’re white? Record executives would rather have a white person with a black sound than an actual black person. The industry came after every single superstar of the 90s.

[@samreed7817]

And sorry I meant Madonna was the only white superstar that could sell, every other person was black.

[@babymario2099]

Yes. I want a Janet comeback with a "All For You 2.0" soon!!!!

[@meenakshidwivedi9895]

I don't think Taylor will not be a big star in the future specially with her amazing songwriting skills

[@sreegitabose8493]

she is already a big global superstar, and she is continuing to grow

[@minatozaki8271]

she's a big star but I can't feel her contribution in music industry

[@bkmishra6524]

@@indikathushara4936 preach

[@indikathushara4936]

@@minatozaki8271 Swift's early career as a country singer-songwriter plays an important role in shaping the modern country music scene. New York journalist Jody Rosen asserts that Swift is the first country artist whose fame reaches the world beyond the U.S. Following Swift's rise to fame, country labels have become more interested in signing young singers who write their own music. With her autobiographical narratives revolving around romance and heartbreak, Swift introduced the genre to a younger generation that could relate to her personally. Rolling Stone listed Swift's country music as one of the biggest influences on 2010s pop music, and ranked her 80th in the list of 100 Greatest Country Artists of All Time. The Guardian opined Swift led the poptimist movement in music with her ambitious artistic vision. Her onstage performance with guitars contributed to the "Taylor Swift factor", a phenomenon to which media outlets attribute the rise in guitar sales to women, a previously ignored demographic. Publications consider Swift's million-selling albums in the 2010s an anomaly in the streaming-dominated music industry, following the decline of the album era. She is the only artist to have four albums sell over a million copies within one week since Nielsen SoundScan started tracking sales for the Billboard 200 in 1991. For New York magazine, Swift's million sales figures prove that she is "the one bending the music industry to her will". According to Rolling Stone, Swift's opposition to low royalty from streaming services, such as Spotify and Apple Music, and efforts to claim ownership to her masters, were two of the defining moments for the music industry in the 2010s decade. Her actions have fostered debate over reforms to on-demand music streaming and prompted awareness of intellectual property rights among younger musicians. Quartz regarded Swift the most important artist of the millennial era. Swift was named Woman of the Decade of the 2010s by Billboard and became the first woman to earn the title Artist of the Decade (2010s) at the American Music Awards. She won the Brit Awards' Global Icon Award "in recognition of her immense impact on music across the world". Swift has influenced various mainstream and indie singers, including Ruth B., Shamir Bailey, Kelsea Ballerini, Priscilla Block, Bailey Bryan, Camila Cabello, Sabrina Carpenter, Sofia Carson, The Chainsmokers, Daya, Frances Forever, Selena Gomez, Ellie Goulding, Conan Gray, Girl in Red, Griff, Halsey, Niall Horan, Little Mix, Shawn Mendes, Soccer Mommy, Maren Morris, Nina Nesbitt, Niki, Finneas O'Connell, Maisie Peters, Freya Ridings, Olivia Rodrigo, Troye Sivan, Slayyyter, Tegan and Sara, Tessa Violet, The Vamps, Hayley Williams, and Zahara.

[@satriaprimadana8436]

@@minatozaki8271 cuz you've been listeninh to basic pop trap rap hip hop for last 3 years 😂😂

[@Mel-qs8wx]

Thankfully Taylor Swift did do it justice with folklore

[@ayeshapatel9595]

Yeah! Its like her saying Ya'll i am not going anywhere

[@wrinkleintime4257]

And has continued to shine with evermore!

[@idfk5853]

@Withro Anime Edits yeah, I see why she chose them, Lover was obviously the title track and I think that's a great song, the man is a good song too with a good message, you need to calm down is alright, but it was related to politics and ME! is just a fun song and I think she wanted to make a mv for it. So I get why she chose those songs, I really wish cruel summer was a single tho

[@rawanahmed9086]

@@idfk5853 it was actually supposed to be a single but got scrabbed due to covid

[@idfk5853]

@@rawanahmed9086 yeah ik

[@blveflame]

Expecting Rihanna to release the damn album and rule 2020

[@babymario2099]

Me too

[@kojoseimodel]

Same here

[@zacharryrully8881]

YESSSSS

[@abarlunera]

Rihanna is boring.

[@alejandrocervantes3624]

love how you refer to it as THE album, single-ing it out as if she is holding it hostage or something

[@jerichoraia]

2019 has been a nightmare for me when it comes to music. I've reached a point where I listen to to unknown indie pop artists 😂

[@OldFantasy]

😂😂but indie is pissing me off

[@jerichoraia]

@@OldFantasy not all of it is bad. Try listening to Agnes Obel, mø, daughter and shaed

[@OldFantasy]

@@jerichoraia I tried but every time I did it I find myself pissed off from it plus the only one that I may vibe with it is mo but it's not all the time :/

[@JonnyArdor]

Kelsy Karter (rock sounds), Ashe , Sasha Sloan, bedroom pop stars such as Cuco or the incredible Rex Orange County

[@JonnyArdor]

Here's my playlist: some recent songs that I enjoy Couldnt think of a spectacular title haha hope you find something new. Soundcloud is really refreshing if you like discoveries soundcloud.com/jonnyardor/sets/my-new-found-jams

[@Anto-pb2um]

"taylor swift is in a transition face within her music" did he just... predict folklore????

[@idfk5853]

and the also fact that Katy was going to have a child 💀

[@Alex.R.O.P]

No he predicted she was in a transition fase. Thats it.

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Just because they have massive followings doesn't mean their music is good. Taylor swift is massive on IG and everywhere else becayse she's the perfect blonde girl, blue eyes, white skint hat the world loves. Lady Gaga is pure A$$$$ no matter what. Beyonce is only big off her first decade of the century. She doens't make music much anymore, and if she does, it's forgettable. Rihanna literally made 2 songs between 2004-2012. Nothing else. So stop

[@scarlettstewart7581]

I feel like Doja cat is rising! I genuinely feel like she’s only going to get more successful. She’s so unique and original too!!

[@andeleon6838]

Yes ^_^

[@thatogazi9134]

This aged well

[@Goyarxrd]

I guess Ariuana Grande don’t exist

[@MeMarcusTheCreator]

@@thatogazi9134 very well

[@timcah1713]

I was kind of expecting Nicki since she’s a definitive crossover of Pop and Rap..

[@illy1581]

Tim Cah true but didn’t she say she’s retired now?

[@DD-lo5hi]

@@illy1581 she just won't release her own songs or albums (for now) but if other people ask her to be on their song she will accept

[@m.t.4634]

illy she's not she dropped some features recently and deleted the retirement tweet

[@karineprusalyan5699]

Tim Cah I was surprised not seeing Nicki and Beyoncé...

[@timcah1713]

illy I reckon she will soon, but right now she’s confusing da fuq out of me 😂😂

[@wig8055]

pop music was dying but britney spears saved it in the 90s pop music was dying in the 2000s but lady gaga saved it it needs to evolve more. pop music isnt just about the music, it's about the culture, the music videos, the performances and the looks. every pop artist right now is boring and theyre all doing the same thing

[@TheCaliforniaboy1]

And THAT'S the gospel truth

[@sof9005]

pop music was dying but Billie Eilish saved it in the 10s

[@liiillll00l]

Damien Vega u serious ?

[@yuhyuh_th775]

Damien Vega Ariana *hold my ponytail b*

[@Ajluvs7up]

Pop music definitely wasn’t dying in the 90s and 2000s it is now tho ...

[@dameoftherose8400]

drake is the most generic artist out there

[@Mitch-Alex]

THANK YOUUUU

[@hetabee]

Him, Justin Bieber or Ed Sheeran tbh

[@danielvega3010]

drake sacrificed x

[@kara431]

@@hetabee wholeheartedly agree

[@johnindigo5477]

Only cuase he influenced so many people

[@agampreetsingh2852]

Future Nostalgia: You should have waited for me.

[@andeleon6838]

Yesss

[@bkmishra6524]

Yes FN is a great pop album

[@GRH_Roadhouse]

I miss 2000 to 2010 pop music Roadhouse

[@myristicina.]

G R H same 😭 but 2011-2015 was ok

[@emperorlelouch2726]

G R H You made my day 😂 Thanks, Pete 👍🏾

[@BlackGirlLovesAnime6]

Music of all genres was way better during those years

[@elenam3798]

Rrrroadhouse 😎

[@ARCtrooperblueleader]

@G R H - Same. xD

[@Lily-wp5rg]

I feel like the reason pop music is “dead” is because there’s more hip-hop music than there was and everyone’s into it now. Pop music isn’t the same as it use to be and doesn’t really stand out no more.

[@kristenkristen7140]

I dislike rap

[@rra7490]

You think everyone is into rap, seems really the same, no variety, very stale.

[@kristenkristen7140]

I don't like rap cuz they sing about dr*gs , bihes

[@jovirose.]

@@kristenkristen7140 u listening to the worng rap then

[@kristenkristen7140]

@@jovirose. but im not listening to rap , thats the songs i've heard on the radio

[@Rezzzz136]

I just realized Halsey is Ashley rearranged

[@laurooq]

Took you long enough

[@6arbiegirl]

help this is so random

[@insertname6528]

Ashley is actually Halsey's real name :0

[@joychowdhury9270]

Man can we just revert back to the days when we had Pop Punk singers like Avril Lavigne and rock bands like Sum 41,Blink-182,Linkin Park,Green Day, All Time Low, Simple Plan etc and just music of the 2000s in general.

[@ibra1000]

I feel like we might be getting a 2000s nostalgia wave soon, just like we had an 80s one in the 2000s.

[@joychowdhury9270]

@@ibra1000 tbf Simple Plan,MCR,Sum 41,Blink-182,All Time Low have all teased or released new songs,alongside Avril Lavigne.Here's hoping for Linkin Park to reunite

[@Urmywonderwall07]

Sk8ter boi still goes hard to this day

[@wynignatius9289]

miss that kind of music

[@Daniqqq]

That’s so good

[@Hoeee]

Kesha is dropping a new album and her first song is a real banger like back in the day, hope that she gets the recognition she deserves without a big label behind her.

[@judithpadilla55]

MaxonlineTV when is it dropping?

[@bubbles4897]

yeah that’s likely not gonna happen

[@vascanj]

Okay but she does have a label behind her because she's still not out of that nasty contract yet. After this album comes out she has 4 more albums left to do before she can leave Sony iirc.

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

Raising Hell was underwhelming. It sounded so much like her last radio single Woman ft. The Dap-Kings.

[@astrologeve4421]

i really hope she gets at least some good album sales for where she is at the moment, she deserves it after all she went through. i know it’s not gonna be on tik tok or we r who we r levels sadly but it’s obvious she knows now and she’s doing it for her animals/fans which is great :,)

[@mochibun3890]

The death of American pop caused the rise of k-pop. People will always want pop music and if they can't get it from America they'll find it elsewhere Edit: Some of you guys are really fucking butthurt and xenophobic. If you don’t like kpop that’s fine but your opinion doesn’t stop it from being a successful source for pop music at the moment

[@Lol-et3yv]

@Migizii Inini ok boomer

[@syre2.093]

Nah keep that shit over there (:

[@panicreckless1003]

@Migizii Inini 👏

[@nancyyoung5581]

And trap

[@mochibun3890]

@Migizii Inini You don't have to like it but it's pop music at it's core and people, especially young people, have a demand for pop music and korea is providing it right now

[@e.mmaanuel]

Rihanna , Katy Perry, Lady Gaga & Taylor Swift have nothing to prove in the industry no more. They’ve proven themselves time and time again with the best of the best and each Managed to prove themselves and each have a dominate phase

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Just because they have massive followings doesn't mean their music is good. Taylor swift is massive on IG and everywhere else becayse she's the perfect blonde girl, blue eyes, white skint hat the world loves. Lady Gaga is pure A$$$$ no matter what. Beyonce is only big off her first decade of the century. She doens't make music much anymore, and if she does, it's forgettable. Rihanna literally made 2 songs between 2004-2012. Nothing else. So stop

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Rihanna doens't sing anymore and she's trashhhhh. I have NEVER listened to Katy in my life, Lady has the worst voice imaginable and Taylor is popular because she's the perfect slim white girl the world loves

[@hehe134-cq2pu]

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 r u ok? cause where were you living during 2005 - 2013

[@SirKGuido]

Drake is soooo boring hes the musical equivalent of plain flour!

[@gabrielle_sn9200]

Facts

[@spicepilled]

Kris Hodge exactly his songs are so bland and lackluster I can’t even bare to listen to one of his songs for 20 seconds.

[@thefashionextraordinaire]

EXACTLY 😂

[@annesjourney1843]

😂😂😂😂

[@LeeEverett1]

Personal opinion, I respect that. I love Drake but mostly his older stuff. He still comes out with hits nowadays.

[@lovestadance]

Music is just evolving. It always is. Even back in 2010 people were still complaining about how "music was so much better back then..." That being said, I'm really gunning for Normani. 😛

[@sophiaarias9341]

Periodt

[@carii7504]

@Jessica Buttgereit How are we regressing?

[@lovestadance]

@J Brotha That's what I'm saying, the definition of what r&b is, is definitely changing. But musical taste is subjective so not everyone's gonna like the change. 🤷🏾

[@lovestadance]

@Jessica Buttgereit Evolution doesn't happen overnight. I think mainstream music is having a shift in sound that some people won't like, and that's okay. That being said, there are still many artists that stick to a classic or original sound. So, maybe music as a whole isn't changing, just mainstream. 🤷🏾

[@ssaint_xavi]

Bree Mixer Period. In another decade we gon hear the same sob story “ 2019 music was way better “ just watch

[@longseason2516]

also lana del rey, melanie martinez, lorde and sza had an important role in the pop culture of this decade. they all did very good jobs with their albums and i see them on the next decade doing some good new shits.

[@mikelmontoya2965]

Lorde killed pop music. After Royals blew out and became such a tremendous hit, a lot of artists tried to copy its downbeat, less energetic sound. Soon afterwards, rap and R&B took over, and most pop music that makes the charts became pretty downbeat and sad, when not downright dark and gloomy like Billie Eilish' music, completely different from early 2010's Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Kesha... As much as I hate how she's influenced the industry at large, I love Lorde though! She's easily my favorite artist. It amuses me too that most of Melodrama is basically pure upbeat, danceable electropop, when as I've said she's probably the person who's contributed the most to the decline of that genre lol

[@arianarun1205]

Demi Lovato and Sia as well

[@lucilliastreusvogel]

Lana influenced so many

[@kiaramaposa3878]

Wait I thought sza did R&B music

[@temanpemancing8652]

Lana and Lorde are over, they have peaked somewhere in early 2010s. Melanie is washed out for me, they don't need two girls singing about depression in the mainstream and the majority has picked Billie for that role. I don't follow SZA, looks just like another r&b pop singer; nothing's special

[@anesammardjia6866]

You know pop is dieing when taylor swift moved to alternative, folk-indie style

[@goldranger5182]

Ariana move to RnB. With positions. Maybe because of the lockdown they have a time to make their own music

[@anesammardjia6866]

@@goldranger5182 ariana moved to R&B since sweetner, she always seemed interested in R&B

[@lananikolajevic5219]

@GOLD Ranger Nah ariana was never a pop singer.She actually started making RnB album when she was 14,but her parents and family said that she was too young and that she need to go to some tv show (victorious on nickelodeon) to make friends and make platform. Her first album "yours truly" was truly RnB But then,"my everything" was pop and RnB mixed. She continued making pop music,"dangerous woman" was pop album,that's because she started to be known as "pop star" and she started to work with max Martin,he produces pop music mostly. We all know that sweetener was RnB and experimental album But the same thing is happening again :/ Thank u next was mostly pop...It had some pop,RnB and trap vibes but everyone she starts going into RnB,she also starts making pop music because she is known as pop star and she doesn't want to start making...other genre While she is interested more in RnB I think this is finally RnB album,but it also has some pop vibes...

[@lananikolajevic5219]

Everytime she starts*

[@ayeshapatel9595]

Perioddttt

[@andthencametherain4419]

Taylor ends 2010s with lover as the most sold album of 2019 Taylor starts 2020 with Folklore, again the most sold album of 2020

[@userj20]

????? Billie's and Ariana's Albums sold more in 2019 than Lover

[@farahanshaik8860]

No they didn’t they were just more hyped

[@sreegitabose8493]

@@userj20 nope they didn't, lover was the highest selling album of the year, wwfa wdwg and tun were overhyped

[@userj20]

@@sreegitabose8493 I just looked it up. Lover was the best selling female album in 2019 in the US. I thought this video was more about international, where Thank u, next and when we all fall asleep actually did sell better. But considering that this is an American Channel, that argument is fair, I guess.

[@nothingfun2855]

@@userj20 only Billie sold more Ari didn’t

[@sld99944]

pop's golden age of this decade was back in 2010-2013 period

[@mbenee3015]

You GOT It girl

[@amourdavi445]

I would say 2010-2016 because taylor swift’s 1989 era.

[@nikolapantelic8488]

2010-2014

[@nikolapantelic8488]

@@amourdavi445 And Katy's PRISM

[@douglashiggs1159]

Rihanna loud was everything

[@dragonslastfyl2203]

I just wish there’s more diverse music like the 80s or the 90s

[@maku636]

J true 😂

[@nashreddinbusk1604]

Dragons Lastfyl there is much music out there. Much diverser than those times just look for it

[@dragonslastfyl2203]

Nashreddin Busk I know that but not like now the only thing can be number is hip hop because it’s so sad

[@shirleydelacruz1]

Dragons Lastfyl it’s what’s dominating this generation apparently

[@borednerd2100]

There IS, just look outside the top forty.

[@mochanrannangsha6255]

Taylor ain't going anywhere💔🐍💔

[@w.n.e.d.a.t.n]

Just wait till folklore......

[@ResearchYTC]

I just want a radio station that plays pop music from 2002 - 2013. But, I can never find one 😓

[@lloydzeroa.k.aforger6990]

Yeah, can someone do that please

[@jaimedorfman]

where was ed sheeran? you can’t deny his impact with songs like the a team, thinking out loud, shape of you and perfect.

[@lumkanzwaki5555]

I love him soooooo much but Teddy's new stuff is crap

[@slushu_6865]

Or sing (the song named “SING!”

[@savagesstar]

Who did he make a impact on?

[@ynnieee]

@@savagesstar wow

[@ynnieee]

@@savagesstar shut up

[@manuelkivie4488]

Could we get a part two to this please? There a lot of other artists this decade like Beyoncé, Shawn Mendes, Nicki Minaj, Billie Eilish, Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, Camila Cabello, and so many more that I would love to hear your opinion on.

[@jer5495]

Manuel Kivie agreed I feel like he left a lot of big names out and would of definitely like to hear his opinion on them

[@beatricebusybeacleaningltd9392]

Don't forget the rise of Groups this decade like Little Mix, One Direction and Fifth Harmony

[@ricvillain7076]

@@beatricebusybeacleaningltd9392 two out of three already split. No need to talk about them

[@yoonji-m2389]

@@beatricebusybeacleaningltd9392 two of those split. Little mix is amazing and....HELLO BTS!!!? Like, where have you been??? They are the biggest group in the world right now....

[@greyimani7594]

@@beatricebusybeacleaningltd9392 Don't forget about PRETTYMUCH and CNCO

[@sweetiesara6574]

MJ took pop with him. Periodt.

[@getawayts6013]

The lies

[@jupiter8274]

Mike is the GOAT.

[@avery5769]

Havent seen a truer and funnier comment

[@michaelwinters8323]

well what do u expect he invented pop

[@sweetiesara6574]

Michael Winters you right there

[@yoyixchan504]

Honestly I really didn’t like how mainstream music became really rap and trap heavy, it just wasn’t my thing. Which is why I think I started listening to Kpop, it had the pop elements that I enjoyed and loved in previous western pop music.

[@acepavedthewater]

Me too! Omg i don't enjoy rap as much and I've always liked pop! Growing up to pop music was my life. Good thing kpop exists.

[@cupidream9702]

same! but slowly the same thing is happening to kpop:(

[@nctzens127]

Luna C actually it doesn’t, but then again you probably only know about BTS and blackPink

[@chamodhimanodhya7224]

@@acepavedthewater but there's a rapper in every kpop group? Do you mean you don't like hip-hop?

[@RaspberryMalina190817]

@Luna C to be fair, a lot of K-pop incorporates more bubblegum pop sounds and is generally more upbeat than modern western pop. It's mostly the more popular groups that are aimed at an international audience which have a similar vibe

[@Jnniesx]

I think in the next decade, World music/genres will be more popular. I'm seeing a lot of Latino artists in the game recently and also Kpop is expanding globally too. People will look for new, unique styles/sounds and will be more open to International artists and other languages.

[@OldFantasy]

This is will be the death of Hollywood music

[@anmol7060]

I think Kpop's popularity will keep increasing for 1-2 years but then either go down or grow very slowly or won't grow at all cuz currently BTS is leading the kpop wave and they'll have to serve in the Korean military soon ( from end of 2020 ) so they'll be gone for at least 2 years . Blackpink is another famous group but they won't be big forever too . Other than these 2 groups other groups do not have any considerable impact . Off course if another huge group emerges then things would be different but being a Kpop fan I'll say Kpop will never take over but will always remain there . Language barrier and cultural differences will always keep it restricted .

[@oc4025]

@@anmol7060 yes but what about new bands like txt

[@ayloshmono]

@Simona Filipová exactly! Even before BTS, kpop was well-known in Asian countries. It wasn't mainstream and wasn't that huge in the West but it still had an impact to some degree - maybe like an underground thing. After BTS, kpop became incredibly mainstream and when they leave even if its popularıity decreases some fans will keep supporting their faves cuz not everyone's an ARMY. Maybe it will die out in US, but in many other countries it will remain popular to some extent.

[@ayloshmono]

@Simona Filipová exactly. And some of them act like Bts created kpop. Lol

[@isirlaughsalot2675]

I think Lover was the close out of the popular, relationship involved, in the public eye Taylor. A lot of what has happened to her in her career peak has been not just about the music but more than anything about her. 1989 was her commercial peak and Reputation was the peak of the discussions in her private life. Honestly Reputation was pretty much necessary for that reason alone. Lover basically said "I am happier now, and I am ready to move onto the next phase of my life". It explains about how she is basically over all the drama and just wants to live her best life how she wants, away from all the commercial pressure. In that way I believe that if she tries the 2020s will have her BEST music she has ever written. She has the musical chops, but I do feel the commercial haze and lust for stardom is what got in the way of some of her worst music this decade. Now that in life she is starting to care less and less about numbers and more about her craft, I think Taylor's magnum opus and most culturally significant music to come. Taylor plays the long game, and thus I think will be a great legacy artist for that reason. Madonna, Janet Jackson, and Beyonce all released some of their greatest works late into their career, and I feel Taylor will do that. Her next move after The Voice is covering her old songs, which in itself I feel is a summarization ploy for her career so far. Closing out an era with her first self-owned music and going into a new one with everything being owned by her and her alone. Being settled into a more happy and settles life. Being set for life due to royalties in itself. Going into her 30s. Definitely music from now on will be about making music and because of her passion first and foremost. Making music because she loves it and loves entertaining others, no matter how successful it might be. I think this is the first time in Taylor's career where we really can't predict what she has up her sleeve next. After she covers her own music in an amazing power move I think she can go...anywhere frankly. I am not saying she will go full alternative or country again or rock. Pop will be her main lane, but a different for flavorful and interesting pop. A la artists such as Lorde and St. Vincent. Or maybe Lover the song is a sign that country Taylor is back. Who knows.

[@jewelxiat]

Bro this comment made me appreciate Taylor so much more lmao great comment!

[@christellezgheib6018]

Yess exactly

[@aghnashajan5903]

You did predict certain things here

[@fk8395]

Michael Jackson 😘 Periodt! The creativity was out of this world. And that's what is missing in the industry to a large extent

[@aqasyah2583]

I really think Avril Lavigne was going to be here but it seems like people forget about her.

[@TheEstee45]

I still remember her. I listen to her music most of the time. I even own four of her albums

[@deeptig3972]

Yeah it's kinda sad. And people say Britney is underrated.

[@gab5776]

she released an album last year, people didnt care only us her fans and people who loves her and remember her

[@Urmywonderwall07]

I think cause of a disease she had she stopped making music

[@marie_84]

@@gab5776 It's her own fault!! After she disappear for so long she should put some money in promotion when she came with new music!!

[@moron4548]

I genuinely hope that Gaga has one more massive era in the 20’s😭

[@salamandah69]

Gurl we all do 😭

[@babymario2099]

Me too

[@clau6023]

feels so weird to see ''20's''

[@UnimpressedReviewer]

Robbiana "20's" ewww, that's so weird😭 time flies

[@sof9005]

Her next era could be big

[@flyleelee5351]

I hope R&B makes a comeback

[@CassieJazz96]

It's slowly making a comeback....

[@babymario2099]

Me too

[@herablack4908]

check out caution by mariah carey it's a great rnb album which was released in 2018

[@panlolis4742]

If Ashanti, ja rule, irv gotti and murder Inc reunite that could be the rise of r&b again soo let's hope 🤞

[@flyleelee5351]

@@herablack4908 yup! I'm part of the lambily 💯💯

[@exasperatedkai]

You know pop is dying when ari is doing trap and rnb and Taylor is doing folk/indie

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

Taylor is the perfect slender, blonde haired blue-eyed white bitchhh that Asia and Middle Eastern countries salivate over. That's why she's popular. Ari? Ariana? Garbage music and that 's because of poor management

[@thomasquidlat7343]

honestly the only good songs from 2016-2019 was from dua, taylor, and ariana 😌

[@googoogaga490]

I love them but I added some more in my mind😊

[@sayyurrr]

and halsey

[@haed6213]

And Gaga?👁👁

[@TheLusia222]

i strongly believe that in the next decade the 2000s vibes are gonna fully come back and trap is gonna die out

[@ibra1000]

I'll be living for that. I think Pop/ Electronic music could reach a new wave if PC Music becomes huge.

[@Dahlia44222]

Lowkey same, its ganna be electro/rap pop that's ganna be it

[@selenacruz754]

I PRAY that it does. I've been missing the 2000s. Everything about is so iconic and so much better than today's music

[@hunterwilliams8923]

That’s called post retro nostalgia and yes, it’s happening lol

[@arsenioseslpodcast3143]

No. I think music is on a severe decline. Listen to what has happened over the last 3 years, if you're still alive. K Pop trash is now the most popular, followed by atrocious Taylor, and that's it. Mumble rap is here. Pop and R&B are finished. We are living in the worst age of music in human history.

[@mayelthiane6876]

I’m rooting for Ariana til the end.I was not entirely feeling that soundtrack (It was not bad but not good) but she said that it has nothing to do with the sound of her future projects.I want her to dabble more into RnB,That is her bag.

[@mysteryperson7242]

Mayel Thiane Ariana is the powerhouse of this new decade

[@westworlds]

I want her to go back to her DW days. Just enough pop and rnb sound. I like her current music, but I want her to use her voice and not give us asmr singing type of teas.

[@CassieTranthesuperfitbabe]

YES agreed, the Charlie's Angels soundtrack is good but it doesn't feel like a movie soundtrack. It feels like a project that Ariana Grande decided to do with a few other people and then slap the Charlie's Angels cover on it. But anyhow, you can't deny that she's a genius when it comes to producing and creating music, establishing her brand, and resonating with every sound of each generation and music era!

[@maggielarrigan9369]

@@UngiftedRoses look up into you a million mashup with Aaliyah and Ariana. It's so good and it's a glimpse of how good and RnB artist that Ariana could become.

[@kobec5036]

Mayel Thiane i agree, but i also rly want her to take elements from yours truly and broadway/musical theater because that's where she started her career as a singer and thats where her vocals shine the most

[@aaliyahseason]

So are we forgetting that Aaliyah smuggled in a whole new sound into the R&B and Pop Genre . . . With her single “Try Again”

[@MyspaceEmo]

Y2K R&B was already gaining traction in 1999 with songs like "No Scrubs" and "Where my girls at".

[@aaliyahseason]

Ariel Diaz Brenes Aaliyah Dana haughton. The first Artist in Billboard history to go.1 solely off of radio AirPlay ☺️

[@aaliyahseason]

BNO97 ! Oh but she did and it’s proven so pipe down bozo

[@aaliyahseason]

2007 Myspace Emo nobody said it wasn’t

[@aliyalove4518]

@BNO97 ! shut up Aaliyah was a legend and I dare you to listen to her music, and ignore the rumors of this women who has pass away in a plane crash. #Aaliyah Legacy still lives on #runonsentence

[@smokerscough2907]

Pop music absolutely died in 2016 and was buried by the time the pandemic came around and TikTok rose to the top. I'm so tired of contrived, formulaic faux woke sad girl anthems. Where are the bops? The sweeping choruses we all would sing along to? Hell, we didn't even have a song of the summer. Tiktok has made sure pop music never gets back to its golden era. Even K-Pop, previously praised for its ode to 00s bubblegum pop, has started sounding like just another Western generic Tiktok snore. BRING BACK FUN POP

[@kstanner5909]

I'm sad. We're getting old.

[@Oso08]

K stanner balehhh Lmaooo

[@geetraldinha]

Lol so true 🤣🤣🤣

[@itsjadiel]

I’m feeling alternative r&b is gonna start to make it’s way into the mainstream and of course Kpop is just gonna keep spreading which is gonna kick the west side specifically America and the UK back into the swing of making girl/boy groups and producing all around artists not just singers but pop stars like Britney who danced as well and were very image focused.

[@sarli2196]

I feel this 💯

[@alicun4096]

We already would have that group which can dance, sing and empore. But people still sleep on little mix

[@dylanashryver1872]

Jadiel Rivera can we not have more boy/girl bands, Jesus. Hate that shit.

[@angiesarduy8346]

Kali K Your not making any points here. You’re just being needlessly rude and cynical to a genre that you know nothing about, maybe if you actually gave it a listen you’d genuinely like the music or style

[@julietdeltoro7579]

Jadiel Rivera not a fan of Kpop. It’s just my opinion though. I personally don’t see the hype in them. I mean, I just don’t really understand music that I can’t understand (language wise). Not saying that they’re terrible performers because they really are amazing performers, probably better than the ones in the US. I just don’t enjoy kpop and I don’t really like the fans trying to force me to like them 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@leotaybitch1311]

The one and only hardworking Taylor Swift - fearless - speak now - red - 1989 - reputation - lover 💪😍

[@wynignatius9289]

folklore honey, FOLKLORE.

[@swetamohapatra3931]

And now Folklore, the ruler of all

[@prabirpal2134]

FOLKLORE!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@wrinkleintime4257]

And now evermore! Taylor is the gift to the world that keeps on giving! ❤️

[@prabirpal2134]

@@wrinkleintime4257 true 😍

[@Daniel_Csik]

Watching this after Chromatica was released and, well, the Gaga part in the video didn't age well. But back in 2019, I had the same opinion, that she will not go back to her roots.

[@haed6213]

I thought that too, but I mean, it wasn't really her "roots" like it's dance music but it has a different feeling, Isn't like The Fame or something.

[@amanduuuh_7117]

Probably unpopular hot take: the reason why it feels like 'death' of pop music for many of us versus just the natural evolution is that we're getting older. Real talk most of us who are talking about this were born in the 90s and you can tell because the artists you mentioned defines our growth, our teeny years with britney up to our crazy young adult years with miley and so on. It feels like death because its the death of our youth. Pop music isn't for us anymore in the sense that the wonder, newness and excitement is something we are ageing out of. Fan culture is still alive and well with Ariana, BTS , Billie Eyellish, Shawnila, Normani, Chloe + Halle, Khalid, Halsey etc for this next generation. And yes there are more to come. Physical sales are coming back, people camping out for SNL, etc that shits alive its just we specifically dont care as much anymore. We're growing jaded and set in what we defined as highlights in music. Somebody born in 71, felt these same feelings when Michael Jackson, Madonna, hair metal, etc started to decline. So we may not feel the impact of today's artists as much, a person who is 8-12 right now will have a different experience. It will probably never feel the same for us. But that doesnt take away from the impact these stars are currently having. It's a new era and I just wish we'd look at it in a different light. And I do feel we need some more fresh meat. Its just the start of a new era that the aforementioned are ushering in and it feels particularly stale to us 90 kids who want to be excited by pop culture again. I highly recommend BTS. I think they, Ariana and Billie are the most exciting things in pop culture rn and will be the template for this next era. Also generally speaking kpop has some excellent producers, choreo and live performances that are just destroying american performers and really just the industry right now.

[@rosieg6432]

I definitely agree. BTS, Ariana, and Billie are so different but so likable. They are the hottest thing in the music Industry as of now. They all have a loyal fanbase, consistent success and are generally likable. Talk about iconic. They are like the holy trinity of pop.

[@Sebastianejt]

When u talked about bts, i stopped reading. They're trash. Their music is trash. Do u think they're on Katy, Taylor,BEYONCE , Ari, Nicki, rihanna ,Gaga and adele's talentry? No stfu. Theyre only successful because of fans. Let's be honest, they're generic . The only one WHO WILL lead pop is either Selena Gomez or Ariana grande. I'm all for these two. U put bts in the same sentence as Ariana and Billie. BTS ain't talented.

[@Sebastianejt]

@@rosieg6432 you're fucking delusional LMAOOOOOOO BTS will be gone soon and only they're fans will remember them. There isn't pop trinity. There's only the main pop artist such as Beyonce, Katy, Taylor, Gaga, rihanna, Adele ,nicki and Ari. They're the only main artist. And they are all up for Ariana. They support her and she has the torch. BTS will be gone soon

[@Sebastianejt]

@@jude5912 u spilled. I don't know why they put bts in the same level as Ariana and Billie. Those two women are far more talented. Also army's are just good at liking tweets and pictures. They can make every tweet into 1million. They might be big but so is beyhive, the barbz, swifties and Arianators. They might not like every tweet into 1million but at least they charted🙈 whereas bts couldn't.

[@Sebastianejt]

@@jude5912 the disprespect to Billie😭

[@sxo2320]

Nobody: Honest: I see Ariana remaining a prominent FINGER throughout the decade 😂😂😂

[@isaachayward4088]

loulou boys she already is huge🤣

[@mayelthiane6876]

VAWN How is she a narcissist?

[@annie-dx7zg]

@@mayelthiane6876 .....is there anything to back up that claim?

[@moonlightbuteraxoxo6341]

when her 6th album comes out all wigs would be *snatched* and haters will regret everything they have said

[@FFisJEmatieMATIE]

If feels like when artists are making music, it's not 'from them' anymore. They make music because they want a hit, not something they like. When you I enjoy what you do, others will too

[@jamorianlockett4604]

I agree with everything you said know artist are only doing music based on what’s popular during the time like do music that you love not with you think would sound popular to other people do what you like and people would see who you really are in people would fall in love with them hope that what I said makes sense

[@u.a1952]

True. It’s all about charting and being the person of the moment. The industry is suffering from a serious lack of artistic commitment.

[@u.a1952]

@Jamorian Lockett It makes perfect sense.

[@anveshapandey952]

Exacttly why I prefer Taylor. Her music has such a personal touch.

[@shreyasingh9642]

@@anveshapandey952 true Taylor truly amazes me

[@lukesays2018]

Taylor Swift: I’m gonna re record my discography and get my masters back. And while I’m at it, I’m gonna stay relevant for another 10 years

[@ryechip]

I really like melanie martinez, I wish she had more impact on modern music

[@antmant1s]

Preach sis

[@Rokakiyoshi]

Narc 1820 ok millennial

[@hr498]

@@infinitehype timothy lied about that for fame

[@rosegoldrose6249]

@@infinitehype it's proven to be false

[@UnimpressedReviewer]

•Infinite Hype• it's 2019 and y'all still bring up that bullshit...no, she ain't. Do some research.

[@douglashiggs1159]

We all know Rihanna carried the industry on her back for a while and will always have hits.

[@himeshkhatri4479]

She is continuously exploring her artistry which I like.. she is Goddess 💓

[@hotepx2935]

Himesh Khatri Rihanna is not an artist, she’s just a stripper with good public relations

[@Belihoney]

@@hotepx2935 how can she be a stripper when half of her appeal is people wanting copy the clothes that she wears lol. Haters gonna hate I guess

[@douglashiggs1159]

@@hotepx2935 she still makes more money than u and still the 7th best selling artists of all time so yh

[@hotepx2935]

island boy higgs I don’t care if she makes more money than me but Rihanna is not an artist, she’s just a manufactured product with no talent. Record sales don’t reflect talent, Rihanna just has a good marketing team who uses payola

[@Mia-ki3jx]

y'all sleeping on tove lo, every song of hers is a banger

[@blountjuice4932]

check me out! I’m a violinist Mia

[@ultravioletishere]

yes

[@wynignatius9289]

EVERY EUROPEAN ARTISTS WE'RE BEING SLEPT ON IT

[@progunjack5556]

This video is luckily outdated now, the chart's lately now consisted mostly of non hip-hop driven pop songs (Good 4 U, Easy On Me, Bad Habits, Butter, Save Your Tears, Cold Heart, etc.)

[@DJLargey]

I would also say that Billie Eilish will have amazing success throughout the next decade.

[@mysteryperson7242]

Dylan Largey Billie is alright but I’m sick of her sounds. All she does is make the same sounds over and over again.

[@korrah4809]

I disagree. I think she became popular really flipping fast. Too fast. And I think everyone is trying to copy her sound and I'm noticing more and more people expressing a dislike for indie girl voice. Billie is not as bad with it as like Halsey is BUT similar songs. I'm worried it all might just go to her head and she'll start to flop.

[@monchichi024]

Your Mother Karen HDBAKFNSKEBKBSDKBDK??? HER PARENTS WERE SMALL ACTORS???

[@milkcatdog394]

Perhaps. I’m not into her sound tbh

[@panlolis4742]

Billie is for the typical 12 year old white hipster. No thank you. Pass.

[@sincerelycooper]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention Billie Eilish. Even though she’s more alternative, I can see her taking on the pop lane and really changing the state of pop music more.

[@pastelhotmess9299]

I think 2020 is gonna be huge for her

[@birdflox1337]

Even though I personally don't like her music, yeah, she's gonna be a household name in the future

[@birdflox1337]

@@Darkqueef69 tell that to her steadily growing fanbase. again, not a fan of her, but she's very clearly going to succeed. she's like catnip to teenagers

[@mokhethincongwane6483]

@Bird Flox I agree with you. I personally do not like Billie's songs. I do listen to her because she's talented but She's still not giving me what I used to receive in 2011-2015. Jessie J, Rihanna, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift (I still can't get over 1989), Carly Rae Jepsen, Nicki Minaj, P!nk, Kesha, OneDirection, Ellie Goulding, Conor Maynard (Turnaround and Animal are still my fav), Justin Bieber (A lot changed after Purpose), Kesha (Cmon, Die Young, Crazy Kids) I can go on for the rest of this night. Back then every song was memorable. That's why we can still remember them even today. Even hip hop was not like the way it is today. I am a 99 but I do agree that music has changed a lot and only few people will manage to save it. I love Camilla but I didn't enjoy the whole of her debut album. Normani, I enjoyed her songs with Calvin more than Waves and Motivation. I just hope Rihanna will come back and save Pop music. Anti was successful just because it was "Rihanna" but it wasn't the best album. Unapologetic was ❤❤😭😭. Let's just remember how "Diamonds" used to sound back then. Everyone loved that song. I can't say the same about "Billie's Bad Guy😂 I am sorry but Bad guy is one of the songs that I do not understand how they are getting so much hype) I hear everyone saying Billie is the Ish but If Normani was singing Billie's songs they would've been called trash. Her Motivation song was called "Generic" and people keeps on saying she has weak vocals but they never say the same about Billie😂 and we can both tell that they have soft voices. I guess this is also about "Who wants to suppot who" it is no longer about talent. "Bad Guy" is such a generic song😂😂 (I don't mean to start a fight with Billie's fans) But let's just be real, would y'all still listen to Billie's songs if Normani (With a soft voice like Billie's) was singing them? No!!

[@sincerelycooper]

Your Mother Karen I’m not the biggest Billie fan but her streaming numbers on Spotify were impressively large for a debut album, globally too, she’s still new and the general public won’t let go of her that easily until it comes by her third album because they love new things that just catch their attention span.

[@gabiloren14]

Sitting three years down the line from this video, Pop and the American music industry is going into or is already in a “hibernation” period, where, nothing that comes out is memorable, instead it’s attached to being viral. I truly hope this “death” or hibernation truly leads to a renaissance of the American music industry and we experience a wonderland of music for the next few decades but that maybe asking to much in the age of tik tok and going viral.

[@smokerscough2907]

Tiktok destroyed music in a way most of us never thought to predict due to the pandemic causing its rise to popularity. I don't think we will ever see pop music recover from this. I've followed pop music trends since I was a child, it has never been this bad.

[@jamalwilliams3674]

I blame this on the pandemic but i hope it will revive once more

[@dixitasaikia8837]

Taylor Swift is still and always be an icon😍😍😍

[@youssefab174]

The fact that Beyoncé didn't even get a Mention 💀💀💀

[@lilchubbs844]

she isn’t a pop star. She is r & b and the video is about the pop industry flopping ✨

[@greatday9264]

@@lilchubbs844 So Cardi B and Drake are Pop stars?

[@GreenlineRe]

Beyonce isnt as relevant as you think. If we look world wide.

[@greatday9264]

@@GreenlineRe Oh please.. Let's not lie now. I'm from the Philippines and she's big here in Asia

[@maryabuor]

GreenlineRe I’m from Kenya and trust me... Beyoncé is huuuuge here. People went to South Africa for Global Citizen Concert just for her. Some even go to Europe for her tours

[@bruh-ju2yg]

I wish rock music would come back in to play

[@julesm7427]

skull YES !!!

[@phillipisthebest26]

I don’t

[@mattnelson2539]

skull yes!!! 🤟🏼

[@KS-oh9no]

Yes

[@aaliyahfoster2705]

@@ronstoppable5659 It was just recently, Someone You Loved by Lewis Capaldi. It hit #1 on Billboard I think last week before Selena Gomez dropped her lead single.

[@popmashups6568]

I've been hearing so many 80's and 90's musical influences in recently released music. It would be interesting to see how that and the hip hop beats mash up

[@sunnyorange180]

i think 70s/80s music will be the next trend in music

[@person9305]

@@sunnyorange180 well you got that right

[@jerry1406]

The problem with rap music is that it does not seem to translate well internationally, you can't find a britney spears or madonna rapper. Pop music is just so much more general to the masses.

[@Goyarxrd]

Ehh Rap actually can appeal to mass artist depending on the context of the song honestly