Really makes you think

really makes you think

What does that mean even?

Roasties reeeeee

What doesn't that mean? Cardi B was clearly the most popular artist of 2017.

Who is Cardi B

Wasn't looking properly and genuinely thought that was Geddy Lee.

more like "defiled 2017"

Nothing at all. Have you ever heard women talk? They talk about everything and nothing at all at the same time and it’s the same if you give them a mike
She likes cardi and wanted to flatter her but the words don’t mean anything more than that. A dude would have said “I like cardi b” but girls are never straightforward.

She was only popular for the last four months of 2017. Before her, it was Kendrick.

Majority =/= plurality.

Are you stupid? Whenever somebody states that an artist or musician "defined" a year or period of time, it means that their music (in this case, a song) was omnipresent in both the music realm and popular culture. It managed to achieve social dominance and a significant influence in music of that year or time period. Like for example, Nirvana defined 1992 (in reality, they defined the 90s and laid the blueprint for Alternative Rock, but for this, I'll say 1992), as Smells Like Teen Spirit became a worldwide hit, Nevermind hit #1 on the Billboard 200, and they garnered a huge fan-base that were inspired by their fashion and in turn, wore flannel and ripped jeans. It's not even close to being "vague" or even being a "women" thing. Anyone with a shred of common sense knows whenever someone says something like that, it's obviously that the artist had huge relevance and significance in the specified year/time period.

from one industry plant to another

No way. She was simply flattering her you're thinking too much into it

>No way. She was simply flattering her you're thinking too much into it

the most crippling autism i have yet to see on this board. gj user

>2018
>Caring about popular culture
There are people like this who exist.

this

Do we really need another thread of virgins attacking a fun pop song

Don't assume that I entirely support it; clearly other people still care about it, and I can't change it. I'm the astute observer, not the core.

it's all we do here on grammy night.

i mean 2017 was pretty shitty, so i'd say shes right

I was under the impression it was at least 70% astroturf at this point.

Is the summer defining song of the year it's from the most famous song for that year?

who the fuck is Cardi B and why do music journalists suddenly care about her?

Virtue signaling

This is the industry equivalent of "I have tons of black friends!"