@Dheo_Wealth Trying to appease yourself with this narrative doesn’t erase the fact Apop did better globally than stargirl did
Ayra might not be at par with Tyla outside of Africa,but she’s a star in her own right.measuring her success against Tyla’s demeans Ayra
@starrscartel You can’t even use the face of the person you Stan as a profile picture but still wonder why she’s beneath.Even you believe Tyla will give you more visibility than Ayra.keep on lying to yourself
@eshallacundella She’s still Chloe Bailey and you are a nobody
Hate and jealous has always been the reason for https://t.co/5TSD4f3mx8 probably have nothing good going for you so you project,sad
@ChloeBailey Chloe’s clap backs is pulling out haters out of their hideouts .You lots couldn’t comprehend that a young smart,talented & hardworking woman deserves success so you hate.Tell you what,her lowest will still be higher than the best most of you could ever achieve
@masixolemange_ The album is so good and Tyla’s voice is very refreshing
Can’t decide if kiss,right now or fairytale is my favourite
People will eventually catch it up to the taste
@seunomis Why must she bother when your message was https://t.co/VZIr2ZN0fE said it clearly you do not want her in your country and she listened.Why are y’all still pained?Isnt that what you wanted
Tyla's "A POP" debuts at #28 on the Australian Official Albums Chart. 🇦🇺
— It becomes the highest-charting African album in the history of the Australian Albums Chart.