@Purehoney304@worldpopculture@orangeandmaroo@adelescharts@ThiqueYonce444 None of Beyoncé's last two albums have sold 10 million copies—I don't think they've even sold 5 million. She hit number one on the IFPI charts, had five videos with over 100 million views (two with over 400 million), and on top of that, she has higher streaming numbers with fewer
@worldpopculture@orangeandmaroo@adelescharts@Purehoney304@ThiqueYonce444 She has sold 10 million copies and won over 100 awards—including Grammys, Emmys, and Brit Awards—and has five videos with more than 100 million views on YouTube. She released her most acclaimed album, scored a global hit with "Easy on Me," and broke records—some of which
@dduadele@Musica9901x2 The truth is—and I’ve said this before—Whitney is a vocal talent who is a musical treasure; however, it gets tiresome to see Adele constantly belittled for her singing, or dismissed as someone who only performs ballads—or worse.
@Musica9901x2@dduadele The issue was never really about their voices; in fact, most people who responded weren't trying to compare their vocals. Instead, they were sharing that same Grammys performance—which was explained as a technical error—simply because they never miss a chance to belittle Adele.
And starting over, he delivered an incredible performance that was acclaimed by the media that year; the audience's reaction at the end was amazing, and it also ranked among the best performances of the night.
There is no doubt that Aretha Franklin admired Adele and considered her a great singer and songwriter; Adele, in turn, admired the Queen of Soul so much that being chosen to stand alongside the great classic divas on her final album is incredible.
In *Russh* magazine, Chilean actress Lux Pascal discusses her upcoming film, Tom Ford's *Cry to Heaven*, which features Adele, Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Owen Cooper, Colin Firth, and George MacKay.
She has sold 10 million copies and won over 100 awards—including Grammys, Emmys, and Brit Awards—and has five videos with more than 100 million views on YouTube. She released her most acclaimed album, scored a global hit with "Easy on Me," and broke records—some of which
She has sold 10 million copies and won over 100 awards—including Grammys, Emmys, and Brit Awards—and has five videos with more than 100 million views on YouTube. She released her most acclaimed album, scored a global hit with "Easy on Me," and broke records—some of which
Greatest songs in the music industry (For Me) based on The songwriting,Vocal,and production
1 I drink wine-Adele
2 So long, London- Tay
3 Hold On -Adele
4 YLM -Tay
5 SICK MODE- Travis
6 Formation-Beyonce
7 The Prophecy-Tay
8 Champagne poetry-Drake
Thoughts?
@_AdeleBase Adele is essentially a soul singer who managed to conquer the pop world and the modern music industry, so she has to deal with the consequences of being loved by the general public.
@DRosesBurner1@uncanny4candy Many people forget that Adele isn't a generic pop singer; she is a soul artist—albeit one who incorporates pop into some songs. Her style and quality remain intact, as she proved with *30*.
@justaalyiah@DRosesBurner1 There are so many white women in the industry making generic pop, yet Adele claims to make soul—Adele, the girl who wrote "Hometown Glory" at age 16.
@justaalyiah@DRosesBurner1 No, no, no—the thing about Taylor Swift is true, but Adele has soul in her heart, and her songwriting is influenced by the greats; she is a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist whose music has a purpose and a solid story behind it.
@iamPUSSYPINK@1989folktv@updatecultura It sold over 2 million copies worldwide in its second week and 17 million in a month, and was the best-selling album for two consecutive years.
@1989folktv@iamPUSSYPINK@updatecultura Don't underestimate Adele; if she comes back with that sound and the hunger she had during the *25* era—well, *30* wasn't exactly a commercial album, but if she returns with that same drive, anything could happen. You know that, aside from Taylor, only Adele could pull that off.
@ariankagrindr@SwiftyRuza What are you talking about? Adele has a huge variety of genres and experimentation in her discography; her latest album was very different. The only truly classic-sounding Adele song was "Easy on Me."