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  • Not in terms of the quality of music brought out but with how quickly people on from artists who would struggle to survive now?

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    All of them

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    Mims

  • Fancy Spice

    Mims

    "I could sell a mill sayin' nothin' on the track." one of the hardest bars ever tho

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    notbrock

    All of them

    You reckon MJ would struggle?

  • notbrock

    All of them

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    Rubbersoul

    You reckon MJ would struggle?

    Twitter woulda “this you’d” that nigga into a suicidal spiral.

  • All the older artists had an attribute of mystique that afforded the room and grace period to make mistakes and exist to be a human that the streaming era just doesnt allow.

    The big 3 blew up right before the streaming era became universal

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    The megastars wouldn’t have been as big but a lot of smaller or medium level artists would’ve had an easier time building a fanbase and brand

  • imagine thriller deluxe or nevermind deluxe dropping the week after the original

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    To be frank with you, if streaming was around back then, the industry would’ve adapted to it back then, and who knows how the landscape would look like rn

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    If streaming was around in the mid 80’s, MJ would have like 250 million monthly listeners or some whacky s*** like that

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    80s rappers
    They'd be clowned for abc 123 rhyme schemes

  • Gabagool Mentality

    To be frank with you, if streaming was around back then, the industry would’ve adapted to it back then, and who knows how the landscape would look like rn

    Yep, the industry would just be different, a lot of gimmicky one hit wonders would've pulled through tbh.

  • a lot of the failures back then would’ve been given more of a chance

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    Gabagool Mentality

    If streaming was around in the mid 80’s, MJ would have like 250 million monthly listeners or some whacky s*** like that

    that feels conservative even tho it’s nuts

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    Classique

    that feels conservative even tho it’s nuts

    It really did feel like I was lowballing, but that’s like double the #1 artist rn.

  • Gabagool Mentality

    It really did feel like I was lowballing, but that’s like double the #1 artist rn.

    yeah like t swift and maybe like the weeknd who i assume is number 2 are massive but mj was just like universal love and he covered every base musically and people would be trying to copy the dance moves and outfits there’s no limit to what kind of numbers someone that big would do today

  • imagine tiktok if thriller or beat it dropped today? we thought the savage dance was big

  • Free YoungBoy

    The megastars wouldn’t have been as big but a lot of smaller or medium level artists would’ve had an easier time building a fanbase and brand

    Nope

  • Rubbersoul

    You reckon MJ would struggle?

    MJ the Goat would dominate the Tik Tok algorithms if thriller dropped today

    @MICHAELJACKSON

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    Prince definitely

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    Definitely those rockbands that were doing concept albums and s***. Pink Floyd would’ve been an ‘underground’ thing, cus nobody this day and age is streaming 15 min tracks

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    insertcoolnamehere

    Twitter woulda “this you’d” that nigga into a suicidal spiral.

    Media pretty much this you’d him when he was alive

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    Fish out of water