I need to detox from chatgpt.
Back to the drawing board.
At 13years, I was creatively writing on wattpad.
now 21years, I want to write an original research paper....All the best to me.
That Pitchfork article honestly set her up to fail because the moment they started pushing this whole "new Rihanna" narrative, they placed an unrealistic amount of pressure on her to live up to standards that were never hers to begin with. Now everything she does is being compared to Rihanna, from her music and numbers to her cultural impact and overall career trajectory.
The problem is that you can’t manufacture another Rihanna just by putting that label on an artist. Rihanna became Rihanna organically, over years of hits, iconic moments, massive cultural impact and a career that was uniquely her own. Trying to force a new artist into that same mould only creates impossible expectations, and now that she isn’t meeting them, people are acting like she’s somehow failing.
She’s not necessarily failing. She’s just being measured against a standard that was never realistic in the first place. Her label should’ve allowed her to build her own identity instead of constantly selling her as the "next Rihanna". Because once you put that comparison in people’s heads, every move becomes a test she’s expected to pass. And right now, she’s struggling to keep up with a standard that the industry itself created for her.
Ayra Starr’s NFL International Game halftime performance is currently one of the biggest music-related topics on TikTok.
Her live rendition of “Heaven Baby” has become a standout moment, reaching 28M views, through fan praise, reactions, & ongoing discussion across TikTok.
In the end, Heaven Baby music video release time seems to be working perfectly. The alignment with the NFL performance, the tour announcement, and the boost in daily album streams—everything ties together well.
I need and hope mobstarrs will trust Ayra Starr more.
#Starrgirl