Hudson said: BTW, here is Rihanna's response. Gotta love this woman because she is incapable of being phony. | |
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MotownSubdivision said: Hudson said: BTW, here is Rihanna's response. Gotta love this woman because she is incapable of being phony. Their all politicians. | |
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Yea 4.78 million viewers is a ALOT compared 700,000 who tuned in for Beyonce
Beyonce is just overrated and the receipts you post prove that. How did a 40 something year old Madonna pull in more viewers than a 35 year old Beyonce who is allegedly the biggest pop star in the world???
There is nothing you can do or say to change that, the RECEIPTS tell a different story and Rebel Hearts air next year, Madonn will pull in more ratings than Beyonce, AGAIN.
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I have just concluded that you are a Beyonce stan that can not be objective. Beyonce has done far more cruel things toward her peers versus RiRi thanking a tweet from a fan. She did not read the entire caption just the first part. Rihanna has class and her response was mature and respecful
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im rooting for Anderson to win something.
[Edited 12/12/16 7:25am] Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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The Grammy show bowed down to the ratings god years ago. For those with short term memories, the Grammy shows were losers in ratings for awhile and also labeled the "GRANNIES" when the likes of no talents like Bob Dylan was getting nominations for album of the year. SO the producers bowed and the "committee" bowed and said lets change it up. It started doing these longer shows, more performances, HYPE duets that were pretty much disasters but it got them ratings. But the grammy show found itself having to keep it up, go for ratings so the nominations are a reflection of that year in year out. Lets also remember they give out about 15 awards on the show if even that many, some categories arent even seen. They have become nothhing more than a slightly upscale AMA show. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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But wasn't it always about the show with the grammy's? I mean they definitely kicked it up over the past say 15 or so years by making it a ratings thing. But their reputation was killing them by giving non-musical, no talent hacks like Steely Dan and Herbie Hancock AOTY awards over more deserving acts like Eminem, Amy Whinehouse and Kanye West. | |
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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 | |
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> It's called sarcasm. Look it up.
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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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The grammy show ratings get lower and lower each year. Even with all the "so called biggest stars" on the show, the ratings are still low. I have looked at all the stats of these shows and I notice the highest ratings in recent years was when MJ passed away, there was an increase in ratings on all the award shows across the map and they have slowly declined since then. And your right, the Grammys are like an upscale AMA's, the Grammys are a joke now which is why nobody watches. Its not a prestigious honor like it once was. [Edited 12/14/16 12:22pm] | |
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The grammy show ratings get lower and lower each year. Even with all the "so called biggest stars" on the show, the ratings are still low. I have looked at all the stats of these shows and I notice the highest ratings in recent years was when MJ passed away, there was an increase in ratings on all the award shows across the map and they have slowly declined since then. And your right, the Grammys are like an upscale AMA's, the Grammys are a joke now which is why nobody watches. Its not a prestigious honor like it once was. [Edited 12/14/16 12:22pm] The marketing backfired just like the catering to the young backfired in the industry the truth is the older crowd watches these shows, they stopped watching when it became nothing but new acts and no interest in them. Then of course the show tried to safe face and do these horrific duets, The Time with Rihanna ? Good lord what shit that was. Tina and Beyoncé was supposed to be the duet of the century and it was average to awful. This year will be interesting with the death of Prince where do they go with it, cause they know if they jam a bunch of today's stars out there it's going to be blasted worse than anything yet, rumor is he might get a lifetime achievement award, but I pray neither Alicia or Beyoncé are in town for this. Kids don't buy albums nor watch these shows so why go for the audience. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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CynicKill said: But wasn't it always about the show with the grammy's? I mean they definitely kicked it up over the past say 15 or so years by making it a ratings thing. But their reputation was killing them by giving non-musical, no talent hacks like Steely Dan and Herbie Hancock AOTY awards over more deserving acts like Eminem, Amy Whinehouse and Kanye West. Bowie easily is the best album of this year dead or not. He is in every category but best album which makes no sense except it was not a radio hit. The ratings have been declining for years, even the year Prince was on the ratings rose for the first 20 minutes and dropped off in record number after he left the stage. "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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I don't think they are necessesarily going for that audience per se. I think it all comes down to politics because if they were REALLY catering to the "young audience" Rihanna would have gotten a nomination. I am still confused with how JB got a nomination over her and I don't think Lemonade deserves a nomination at all. David Bowie should have been nominated in that category, even if he didn't win it still was album of the year material and a worthy nomination. There are politics, money being paid, payola etc going on behind the scenes and I think the public see's that which is why they have no interest. I don't know about last years show but the year before last, the Grammys was the lowest in YEARS and they had everybody on there Bey, Kanye, Jay, Justin etc and Bey even performed and it was still the lowest in years. I just personally feel the public ain't feeling none of these artists of today, music sells and these award show ratings are at an all time low. It MIGHT be different this year if Adele comes so we will see. A lot of people seem to like her and she seems to have sparked some interest in music.
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Are you calling God Dylan a no talented artist? | |
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Are you calling God Dylan a no talented artist? No it was a joke it's how the marketing looks at older artists now "We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F | |
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Even though it was at a six year low last year, it still garnered an 8.5 rating and 25.3 million viewers. A lot of people, and young ones too according to that rating, are still watching The Grammy's. Oh BTW LL Cool J is NOt hosting this year. The carpool karaoke guy is. I'm saddened.
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This further proves the show is a joke | |
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One does not joke with that. | |
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Sly Stone To Receive Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award | |
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The Grammys aint shit but this is long over due... Sly is a underrated and underappreciated Legend and genius. | |
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The hard part for them now is that they have to contend with Prince's passing in April and George's passing yesterday. BOTH need to be honored and respected. Do you cancel acts or do you make them part of the tribute?
They cannot ignore them. It won't be easy. Because of their half-baked mistakes, we get ice cream, no cake; all lies, no truth; is it fair to Kill the YOUTH ~~ Party Up | |
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I wouldn't put it past them but it'll be hard to muck up the show with tributes to Prince and George. Hell throw in a redo to Bowie while you're at it. Cut the new performances short because the only ones that'll be interesting will be Bruno Mars and Solange. Bruno HAS to be involved with the Prince tribute somehow and since he missed the deadline himself I see this happening. | |
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If the Grammys had any ounce of decency and respect, they would honor all the icons and pioneers in music we lost this year (David Bowie, Prince, George Michael, Maurice White, etc, and make that the emphasis of the award show BUT todays industry doesn't give a fuq about honoring real icons and legends. Lets HONOR and pay RESPECT to the TRUE pioneers. I am SO SICK of the disrespect the industry is giving to real music legends over this crap out now and none of this crap out now is going to be remembered anyway BUT we will STILL be listening to Prince, George Michael, etc. Fuq Lemonade, Fuq Views, Fuq all this crap and lets pay HONOR and RESPECT TO REAL MUSIC LEGENDS AND PIONEERS THAT SHAPED MUSIC THAT WE LOST. [Edited 12/27/16 8:16am] | |
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^I agree. We've lost far too much talent in the world of music for the Grammys to simply gloss over said talents. If the committee were truly about the music then a compilation video of all who died since the start of this year would certainly suffice. However, 2016 has been record-breaking for just how many musical names across the board have passed; the Grammys really should make an exception and dedicate the show to these fallen figures.
Maurice White deserved better than what he got last year though at least he got something, I guess. The Grammys definitely need to acknowledge Prince and give him a proper tribute and now, George Michael as well. Those two are the headlining names but that doesn't mean that the many other lesser known/ less prominent names should be marginalized if not completely excluded. The Grammys are different from the VMAs so I'd like to think they'd handle this better than the VMAs handled Bowie and Prince (as in, actually mention them) but we'll see. [Edited 12/28/16 16:49pm] | |
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He really is, specially after Riot. | |
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Don't forget about Cohen | |
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