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Z · 29-12-2015, 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Cameltoe and Wine

It's still too soon

RIP

Amy Jade · 29-12-2015, 06:33 PM

Alexandra could sing and dance

LukeB · 29-12-2015, 06:35 PM

I actually think Cher Lloyd calmed down, her 2nd album was much way mature but it flopped, is which a shame because it's better than her 1st album which did respectfully well.

Gstar · 29-12-2015, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SantaPooh

I actually think Cher Lloyd calmed down, her 2nd album was much way mature but it flopped, is which a shame because it's better than her 1st album which did respectfully well.

grammy's and stones remains the best, it also debuted in the top 10 on the billboard 200, from the top of my head it's only been her and 1D being the only non-winners from UK XF to achieve that

Gstar · 29-12-2015, 06:37 PM

As much as I'm not really a fan, Ellie has a good couple of years left

reece(: · 29-12-2015, 06:39 PM

Jessie J could make a comeback

EspeonBB · 29-12-2015, 06:41 PM

I don't think the UK is alone in not producing any superstars. The US also hasn't produced a female popstar with star power since Gaga/Katy came out in 2008. Ariana is showing signs of fading already and Demi/Selena are kinda underperforming

Z · 29-12-2015, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Dasherleyne

I don't think the UK is alone in not producing any superstars. The US also hasn't produced a female popstar with star power since Gaga/Katy came out in 2008. Ariana is showing signs of fading already and Demi/Selena are kinda underperforming

Ariana had a slight misstep, I don't think she's fading whatsoever. Demi and Selena have never really 'made it' and I don't think they ever will but Selena seems to be getting a bit of traction over in the US so who knows. If Miley stops being weird she might return to knocking on the door of being in the A list... and I'd say that Taylor Swift's mammoth album campaign this year would be an example of a US star made this year - she's had hits before but this was her most successfull, all conquering era. The US is where superstars are made.

EspeonBB · 29-12-2015, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Zeesus

Ariana had a slight misstep, I don't think she's fading whatsoever. Demi and Selena have never really 'made it' and I don't think they ever will but Selena seems to be getting a bit of traction over in the US so who knows. If Miley stops being weird she might return to knocking on the door of being in the A list... and I'd say that Taylor Swift's mammoth album campaign this year would be an example of a US star made this year - she's had hits before but this was her most successfull, all conquering era. The US is where superstars are made.

Yes Ariana can pull it back with a cute second single. Releasing Focus was a bad idea. I do think if Selena and Demi were to 'make it' they would have already done so, it's not as if they've lacked promo or hits the public just aren't here for them

I agree with the BIB. There's lots of artists who are big in the UK/Europe but it's when you break America you know you've truly made it

Samm · 29-12-2015, 06:47 PM

The world is awaiting for a new youthful female pop star

Smithy · 29-12-2015, 06:52 PM

Meghan Trainor did quite well this year in terms of US stars

but neither her nor ariana are on the same level as gaga/katy were when they launched initially in 2009

Z · 29-12-2015, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by JingleBitch

Meghan Trainor did quite well this year in terms of US stars

but neither her nor ariana are on the same level as gaga/katy were when they launched initially in 2009

Katy wasn't so instant though, in fact I'd say she wasn't really big until her Teenage Dream campaign whereas Gaga was pretty instant... as much as nobody seems to want to like her, Meghan Trainor has burst onto the scene whereas Ariana's slowly built up to becoming a big name...