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Why does Sevyn Streeter have like no buzz
- Thread starter Serious
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I Like That Crotch On Youuuuuu
that song was the one that almost made me think twice about hitting "post reply"
But Kellz was the nikka to really bring hiphop into rnb,Kellz is more responsible for the Drakes and Ja Rules of the world than a Bone Thugs....Kellz the one opened the door for non singing nikkas to eat....lowkey Kellz mighta killed Rnb and hiphop,thats my goat though
Kellz had more balance though,and obviously showed better song writing and finesse then these new song writers.
That's not the problem breh. She has plenty of songs of just singing. I already posted another song of her singing. The song in the op was obviously a song for the "radio / club".
Her album is nothing like that. It's actually an outlier on the album:
Here's a couple dope tracks:
Again, she doesnt have a distinguishable voice or sound.
Non of those songs stand out at all.
Breh it's deeper than that, I'm not just talking about Sevyn, well this thread specifically is, but there's plenty of other r&b artists that black women relate too that aren't popping like that. I mean I just heard about Mila J last year, from listening to my girl play music in the car, and some of her catalog is popping and black women are def fukking wit Mila J......
This song is absolute fire:
and she's Jhene Aiko's older sister. She recently did a playboy shoot:
@stomachlines
i aint talking about just relating,women not buying into these women as people....in todays music if people dont care about you as a person you not gon have that rabid fanbase that you need to stand out.....I liked some Mila J songs too,but nah she aint got the juice like that. You gotta have a movement,you gotta have one of those "hives" on the innanet
....most of these women dont have cult followings like that,just look at how Cardi B blew up....lowkey Love and HIphop does give these women a platform to show who they are,and get women to buy in....its unfortunate they gotta appear on that mess,but its the best platform it seems....labels obviously dont have a clue how to market black women on they own. Plus black women gon have to learn how to market themselves at this point to be honest,so far getting naked everywhere is the go to idea thanks to these ho's like Rhianna and Beyonce.typically black women have not done a good job of this accross all entertainment platforms,its been pretty much left in the hands of men. I'm seeing improvement and them taking power into they own hands,but its a long way to go,and alot of misguided ideas. But I'd say the same for black men too,but we've been at it alot longer.
BO BARON
IT AIN'T $HIT!!!!
Artist like her are repetitive & redundant nowadays if you aint got no hits or something that makes you stand out like sza or jena aoki you might as well become a full time writer for white pop stars looking for r&b hits 
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
we have this conversation every month about the same group of artists...i'm over it 
streaming has made it so i can listen to who and what i want, sevyn has all sorts of space on my playlists...fukk what the industry decides they do and don't want to promote
congrats to SZA for breaking thru
streaming has made it so i can listen to who and what i want, sevyn has all sorts of space on my playlists...fukk what the industry decides they do and don't want to promote
congrats to SZA for breaking thru
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
you can't honestly think r&b today sounds anything like 90s and 00s r&b....your opinion on this matter is null and voidAlso, R&B seems to refuse to evolve. A lot of new R&B songs could have been released in the 90s and 2000s. That's okay if you are catering to a niche market, but if you want mass appeal, you gotta evolve and stay with the times (which is mumble rap, for better or for worse). You need to be out there doing songs with Migos, Uzi, Yachty, 21 Savage, etc.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
song in OP is ok.
Not dope at all.
Not dope at all.
King Jove
King Of †he Gawds
women (specifically black women) are who this is marketed to but unfortunately a lot of women would rather lip sync in their instagram story to some mediocre singing trap&b nikka crooning about paying their tuition, or either twerk or try and look hard like some nikkas to trap rap.
fermale r&b lane is tough tho, especially for black women.
you gotta be pretty exceptional musically to stand out, like solange.
it seems like some women only listen to either beyonce, rihanna, solange, or sza and they have no time for anybody new.
fermale r&b lane is tough tho, especially for black women.
you gotta be pretty exceptional musically to stand out, like solange.
it seems like some women only listen to either beyonce, rihanna, solange, or sza and they have no time for anybody new.
this. mumble rappers aren't even rapping and have taken up the "singing" aspect of things and very poorly I might add
we have this conversation every month about the same group of artists...i'm over it
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streaming has made it so i can listen to who and what i want, sevyn has all sorts of space on my playlists...fukk what the industry decides they do and don't want to promote
congrats to SZA for breaking thru
IllmaticDelta
Veteran
you can't honestly think r&b today sounds anything like 90s and 00s r&b....your opinion on this matter is null and void
same thing I was thinking when I read that post
