reminds me of my bro. He's always listening to shade 45, or sway interviewing someone...I mean she had no ground game promotion. Most people probably don't even know that who she is let alone that she dropped another album....sad
Why does Sevyn Streeter have like no buzz
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reminds me of my bro. He's always listening to shade 45, or sway interviewing someone...I mean she had no ground game promotion. Most people probably don't even know that who she is let alone that she dropped another album....sad
Yeah I found out about it, because my brother has this new cable company. That channel is piff......A couple weeks back, I just sat for like 4-5 hours watching all this new music I've never seen or heard.......That's how I found about sevyn. I was like damn song in the OP is dope......I was expecting it to blow up but......nothing so farThis shyt still come?
Good times
But breh black women in r&b are in a strange place they're just not being promoted like they used to be
Sevyn,Elle Varner,Keyshia Cole,K.Michelle
The music industry completely turned their backs on black female r&b singers
I love Latina women
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I feel you 100%. Great post, bruh. Dap and I tried +rep but I'm passed my limit.
I agree. I've asked some of these same questions for years, my nikka.
PhonZhi
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Why can't r&b be clean anymore
Song was cool up until Ty Dolla started rapping about "p*ssy" this, "p*ssy" that.
That's one of the bigger problems with R&B today imo. Too much hip-hop influence and vulgarity.
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAD underrated
To me she is the Teedra Moses of her generation
To me she is the Teedra Moses of her generation
NoChillJones
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Why can't r&b be clean anymore
Song was cool up until Ty Dolla started rapping about "p*ssy" this, "p*ssy" that.
That's one of the bigger problems with R&B today imo. Too much hip-hop influence and vulgarity.
Like old school nikkas wasnt pushing limits...every generation raised the bar of vulgarity..in todays world there is little room for filter
NoChillJones
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Firstly Im not your breh.....Teedra Moses aint been out there that long breh....
Second, Teedra fanbase is defo more 21 and up
Sevyn has a fanbase of more 16 and up
You cant just slide Trey Songz in there with Ja Rule and Drake,he was cosigned by Aretha
....he just realized this vocalist shyt dont matter no mor eand he apparently aint a natural god given talent vocally,my nikka fell off hard as shytFar as Sevyn she just plain boring,everybody knows its all about how women relate to you,and women just for whatever reason dont gravitate towards Sevyn.
there is only 1 spot (maybe 2) in mainstream music for a super successful black female artist
that spot is occupied by beyonce (and maybe rihanna)
try your luck in 5 years time when beyonce is over 40 and rihanna is pregnant out of wedlock!!
AFRICA-DAMUS IS CORRECT 50% OF THE TIME!!
that spot is occupied by beyonce (and maybe rihanna)
try your luck in 5 years time when beyonce is over 40 and rihanna is pregnant out of wedlock!!
AFRICA-DAMUS IS CORRECT 50% OF THE TIME!!
Old school nikkas might have been vulgar too,but they did it with class
....plusbyou can make it sound good when you writing it as poetry....new nikkas bluntly just saying what they gon do do to the p*ssy
...the poetry is severly lacking in rnb, song writers dont have a way with words nowadays.shyt is too formulaic and basic, like a white paper and a boring standard swag person.
Eh, no? There's been other artists who came and went during their time.
It's cause their shyt isn't John Blaze enough. Rihanna works with the best producers and writers out and Beyonce has gone insane with her two latest albums dropping styles no one has heard before. Plus she's been accumulating people for the past 20 years.
If you wanna exist in that space you need fresh shyt, not just "nice voice, nice ass". I don't listen to commercial music a lot, a few rappers and a few singers. 90% is indie-type and I don't hear any black female singer out here, who has the ambition to be a pop-star, actually drop the music to back it up. Those Fifth Harmony girls are successful, they took that Mustard-esque pop/hiphop sound and dropped club bangers. Let's see if they can do it again, which often is the problem.
Sevyn dropped one banger, she needs a much bigger banger and more of them. Or she needs to connect with the people and drop great and fresh music. Like Kehlani could've been close she just feels too indie. All tatted out, weed everywhere, bars and on. She might be too real for little girls who usually are the ones who make these women blow up, so she'll probably need real hits.
there is only 1 spot (maybe 2) in mainstream music for a super successful black female artist
that spot is occupied by beyonce (and maybe rihanna)
try your luck in 5 years time when beyonce is over 40 and rihanna is pregnant out of wedlock!!
Eh, no? There's been other artists who came and went during their time.
It's cause their shyt isn't John Blaze enough. Rihanna works with the best producers and writers out and Beyonce has gone insane with her two latest albums dropping styles no one has heard before. Plus she's been accumulating people for the past 20 years.
If you wanna exist in that space you need fresh shyt, not just "nice voice, nice ass". I don't listen to commercial music a lot, a few rappers and a few singers. 90% is indie-type and I don't hear any black female singer out here, who has the ambition to be a pop-star, actually drop the music to back it up. Those Fifth Harmony girls are successful, they took that Mustard-esque pop/hiphop sound and dropped club bangers. Let's see if they can do it again, which often is the problem.
Sevyn dropped one banger, she needs a much bigger banger and more of them. Or she needs to connect with the people and drop great and fresh music. Like Kehlani could've been close she just feels too indie. All tatted out, weed everywhere, bars and on. She might be too real for little girls who usually are the ones who make these women blow up, so she'll probably need real hits.
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NoChillJones
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Not my breh? Ill add this to the growing list of dumb shyt you saying in this thread breh...
Also, 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.