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Delusional Adele stans like you are hypocrites.
There are delusional Adele stans here who hates and bashes on every other artist while protecting Adele yet your kind does not care.
You’re just mad because for the first time someone dares criticize Adele whereas before she is untouchable while everyone else is being hated and bashed.
ReplyCopy URLPip is likely a fat white incel who sleeps in a one bed room apartment. About 99% of his posts is about Adele, and every post about her consists of the same thing – how she makes “whiny ballad music” and “benefits from white privilege,” all the while faux-stanning for a white man with the same privilege. Imagine being a grown ass man this mad and jealous about a woman.
She does not need to campaign so overtly because she has been treated like royalty by the old white clubs in the industry due to her safe whiny ballads preferred by white oldies. Adele is the symbol of white privilege in the Grammys sweeping awards twice even Adele herself thinks was undeserved. But let’s not kid ourselves. She’s campaigning. She purposely timed her Vegas residency for the Grammys. Unlike Taylor who is transparent in her desire for the Grammys, Adele’s pretentious. She relies on the old white clubs in the industry to work for her win.
I see you’re a conspiracy theorist.
You actually think a multi-million dollar residency that requires the work of hundreds of people was purposely planned to cater to the Grammys? Give me a break.
It’s not Adele’s fault the old, white people love her. And to ignore the many fans she has who are people of color is… problematic to say the least. She is beloved by all people, really. Not to mention, she sings about her love life no differently from Taylor Swift (she just has the voice to pull it all off). If you really want to talk about white privilege in the industry, Taylor’s your girl.
ReplyCopy URLFadele is finished! Onto 2 35 maybe she should do a dance album the academy is done with ha!!
Can’t believe I bought your “everybody hates Swift” crocodile tears. Casually making fun of stuffs is funny but transforming into this consistent and intensely spiteful troll is pretty low.
Anyway, I’ve had my fill of puerile posts irrespective of fandom. Best to add me to your ignore list because honestly, I’ve reciprocated in advance.
ReplyCopy URLGrammys production team was filming at Harry’s LA show last night. There’s a hell of a lot more buzz around his tour than there is around Adele’s residency.
ReplyCopy URLApparently The #Grammys production staff is at the show and will be filming! pic.twitter.com/BICeAoeEvO
— HS Updates (@Harry_StylesUp) January 27, 2023
What does that even mean? Was Easy On Me not a big song? Lol
Isn’t As It Was the biggest song in the lineup? The point is the biggest song could lose ROTY/SOTY despite it’s status commercially. I wasn’t denying that Easy On Me was a big song. Most users were saying As It Was has it in the bag due to the huge status
ReplyCopy URL“One Sweet Day,” “Despacito,” “Old Town Road,” and “Yeah!” are what Cameron is referring to.
I’m convinced one of the double-digit week #1 hits will win – “Easy on Me” or “As It Was.” “As It Was” could probably win something, but it does NOT give me “Grammy sweeper.” I wouldn’t be surprised at a “Truth Hurts”/”Bad Guy” type situation, or a clean sweep from “Easy on Me.” Can’t see a clean sweep for “As It Was.”
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