r/decadeology • u/slow-saturn • Jun 15 '26
Discussion ššÆļø Musicians whose careers stalled after Covid
Camila Cabello was huge 2017-2019, but her popularity really dwindled post Covid. What other musicians were popular in the 2010s but fizzled after 2020s?Ā
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u/memopepito Jun 15 '26
Thereās a lot of rappers that were really blowing up before Covid that I never hear about anymore- like Lil Baby, Roddy Rich, and A Boogie for example.
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u/PhillithJohnsonius Jun 15 '26
Rich the Kid. But maybe he was a 2 hit/1 album wonder
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u/sacktheory Jun 15 '26
Dababy. Lil Baby didnāt fall off until like 2023, a lot of his biggest songs are from 2022
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u/youngscoott Jun 15 '26
Dababy true, but I think that also had to do with the homophobic remarks he made right before COVID. I think thatās really what fucked heās career up and now heās forever cancelled it would seem
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u/TJMcConnellFanClub Jun 15 '26
G-Eazy is now opening for Logic so yeah gotta be him
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u/gambishchildino Jun 15 '26
G-Eazy got bigger than he ever should have been, really enjoyed his early stuff but he went mainstream and wack
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u/weightedbook Jun 15 '26
Is GEazy and Blackbear the same person?
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u/RomaineCatholic Jun 15 '26
Blackbear did the exact same verse from his own song on another artist's track and they had the audacity to call it a feature. Wildly overrated and glad they've fucked off.
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u/MajorPaper4169 Jun 15 '26
Fun fact: Logic is bi racial. Just throwing that out there cause I donāt think he ever mentioned it.
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u/mikewatt-ta Jun 15 '26
Iāve got an even funner fact - the rapper logic, recently revealed that his dad is black and his mum is white
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u/TalkingLampPost Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
Sheāll be home for Quismoiss
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u/Jewelstorybro Jun 15 '26
Merry Quiznos!
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u/Recreationalchem13 Jun 15 '26
We Quiznos sub da da da da da da š¶ Quiznos subs sucked hahaha
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u/mel-06 Early 2010s were the best Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
Charlie Puth
Halsey
Chain smokers
Alissa Cara
Roddy Rich (I really thought he was going to have his minute of fame have longevity after āThe Boxā but I was wrong)
Travis Scott ( a bit)
noah cyrus
lil xan
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u/XavierMarvin Early 2000s were the best Jun 15 '26
Julia Michaels
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u/mel-06 Early 2010s were the best Jun 15 '26
I really liked Juliaās EP āInner monologueā Pt. 1 and Pt. 2 but then she went in a COMPLETELY different direction with āNot in chronological orderā which scared me away
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u/annaleemac Jun 15 '26
Thank youuu. See You Again and One Call Away are the same song in different fonts
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u/OpportunityIcy8894 Jun 15 '26
Itās crazy that heās a smart guy with perfect pitch who seems to have all of ingredients to be a star, but he just canāt figure out his songwriting.
He needs to dig deeper and put more of his struggles into his music, he plays things WAY too safe.
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u/Manotto15 Jun 15 '26
Can't figure it out? He has writing credits on four songs that reached US top 10 and dozens that have charted. He's made tens of millions of dollars doing it. He is a star, he doesn't just have the ingredients lol.
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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner Jun 15 '26
Chainsmokers fall off was more because their style died, not because of covid specifically. The house/edm/house pop kind of ran its course even by 2019
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u/freshoffthecouch Jun 15 '26
That could be said for a lot of them, Covid was also the end of that decade and music has changed pretty significantly
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u/Neinstein14 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
The music of Chainsmokers, for me, hold so many emotions that is hard to specify. It followed me through the best days of my life. University years, being on an exchange program in North Sweden.
Paris was my favorite music even before that. Then I met a girl with who I fell in love so deeply I will never do again, simply because Iām not a teen anymore. We lived together for half a year and were sweethearths - I still think of those days fondly, even after everything bad happened later.
Her favorite band was also Chainsmokers, and her favorite from them was also Paris.
Iām sad they didnāt stay as popular as they were around COVID. Their etherian style is so calming and moody Iām yet to find a similar band.
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u/threaddew Jun 15 '26
Iām glad that you had this experience.
This is how most people feel about the bands they loved during this period in their life. It doesnāt really go away.
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u/StanIsHorizontal Jun 15 '26
This makes me think which artists from the late 2010s actually survived covid. A lot of the older artists that are still around I think were already well established.
Covid really flattened the landscape by putting a lot of young careers on ice and then they had to compete with all these new acts and the established ones, who were somewhat insulated but also had more reason to make sure they got everything they could out of their careers
Come to think of it, I think this same phenomenon happened in a lot of job markets
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u/allieatischeese Jun 15 '26
Halsey is still pretty popular. Her last album 'The Great Impersonator' was will received among her fan base and a lot of the shows on that tour sold out
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u/DeadBabyPinata Jun 15 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/popheads/s/kpYMSJzXKn
She had a bit of a thing with her label so that may be why people haven't heard from her in a bit. But she's definitely still got the support. We making it out of the badlands some day bois.
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u/VampireOnHoyt Jun 15 '26
The Great Impersonator is fantastic, albeit an emotionally difficult listen.
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u/klapanen Jun 15 '26
Whatever the reason or someone's feelings, including my own, her objective commercial peak was Badlands and I would be a psychopath going to every tour date if she still made music even slightly resembling that era.
During American You(th) she was just smoking cigarettes, listening to music, and snacking with fans. Had a mysterious and strange aspect. But, the music is boring and the culture surrounding music & concerts is just not what it was a decade ago, people in a box office line circa 2015 would spit in your face hearing the price of the same artists now. So, my interest has just waned.
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u/thewalkindude368 Jun 15 '26
Travis Scott was still pretty popular after the pandemic. Until 8 people were crushed to death at Astroworld. That kind of thing usually hurts your popularity.
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u/enraged_hbo_max_user Jun 15 '26
I thought Alessa Cara had already disappeared before covid, but maybe Iām wrong. I just remember tuning into her SNL in like 2016 to hear her sing Scars to Your Beautiful and just immediately thinking the whole time āoh girlie, absolutely NO ONE is going to remember you in five yearsā
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u/Automatic_Gift_7663 Jun 15 '26
Shawn mendes
Normani
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u/FergusonBishop Jun 15 '26
Theyāve been telling me Normani is the next global superstar for a decade now
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u/Nice_History_5046 Jun 15 '26
Khalid
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u/big-tunaaa Jun 15 '26
I went to one of his concerts in 2018 because American teen was just such a good album. It was pretty awful, but have him a break since he first was starting out. Turns out it was quite literally the peak, sun city had some hits but what the hell happened?!!
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u/annaleemac Jun 15 '26
Oh gosh, so did I, but my friends and I went for the now-defunct boyband opener š They also got fucked by covid. And the fact that like all of them are problematic
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u/Downtown-Vacation395 Jun 15 '26
I saw Khalid open for Ed Sheeran in 2023, he was terrible live. I mean terrible.
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u/ForukusuwagenMasuta Jun 15 '26
Speaking of Camila, I figured she'd be a megastar by now due to the popularity of "Havana". She could've practically been the Latina Sabrina Carpenter.
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u/freshoffthecouch Jun 15 '26
Camilas issue is finding the right singles. She peaked with Havana, but nothing after gained the same level of traction and her pop star image shifted a lot. I actually really like Oh My My My, but it didnāt pick up too much
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u/pdt666 Jun 15 '26
and azaelia banks could have been the straight doechii that came before doechii but azaelia and camila ruined their own success and were their own roadblocks.Ā
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u/thewalkindude368 Jun 15 '26
What did Camilla do? I don't think she was actively insane like Azalia.
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u/RealCarlPanzram Jun 15 '26
Her songs were really formulaic, and shallow. Catchy but clearly just churned out by song-writers. Havana was catchy but Iām not surprised she didnāt have staying power.
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u/CrystallizedRose Jun 15 '26
Wasnāt she extremely disliked from the beginning? Like, people loved Havana but I always heard her old girl group and fans of it found her very annoying and I only think that compounded after dating Shawn Mendes. That might just be me though.
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u/hanksrocks Jun 15 '26
Club scene died = club music died. A lot of these artists pretty much only made music people dance too. Covid killed da clurb lol
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u/B-Train_ATL Jun 15 '26
Then JT ruined the tour.
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u/bingo-dingaling Jun 15 '26
Not an artist who fell off bc of covid, but an album: Chromatica by Lady Gaga. It was supposed to be THE club music album of summer 2020, especially for the LGBT community. "Rain on me" with Ariana Grande had me so pumped for Gaga Summer lol but then covid happened, and their line "I'd rather by dry, but at least I'm alive" took on new meaning
(Edit: misspelled the album smdh)
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u/FuzzMcGrunt91 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
Might be a stretch but I feel Childish Gambino was on a steady climb to be much more mainstream around 2018-19 and then....crickets
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u/MLNYC Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
June 2017: Donald Glover Reveals Why He's Retiring Childish Gambino
July 2024:
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u/Sea-Supermarket-3606 Jun 15 '26
Exactly correct. It was a conscious decision and I respect that, even if I'm a little bummed I had tickets to the part of his last tour he canceled for health reasons. Awaken, My Love has consistently been in my top favorite 15-20 albums since it released.
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u/FuzzMcGrunt91 Jun 15 '26
JFC, y'all ive been out of the loop (2024 was a blur as I was finishing up school is my excuse): this man had a stroke in 2024? He can take as long as a break and do whatever the hell he wants with his career at this point. More power to ya Donald
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u/Accomplished_Mix7827 Jun 15 '26
It's really a shame how the up-and-comers of the late 2010s had their careers stall out because of covid killing their momentum.
Which has also led to an odd side effect of late 2000s/early 2010s musicians still being relevant, long after the next wave should have pushed them out of the limelight.
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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner Jun 15 '26
Itās less Covid and more the music industry. Many of these people are found out from going viral rather than their talent. So they donāt really have any staying power.
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u/missprincesscarolyn Jun 15 '26
It really sucks actually. I know monoculture had its flaws, but I liked being able to listen to new music that I knew other people were also listening at the same time. New shows too. And it was genuinely cool to watch artists blow up after they put in the work.
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u/freshoffthecouch Jun 15 '26
Iād argue is more that the decade ended than Covid. Because we were all home, we were consuming content like crazy. It was, arguably, the best time for artists to release new music and sing live on socials
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u/affectionateanarchy8 Jun 15 '26
Lizzo even though she is trying to come back
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u/almondmilklattehag Jun 15 '26
It wasnāt covid that did it, it was Lizzo
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u/dani_o25 Jun 15 '26
Exactly! How are you going to build a career/brand around body positivity and then once Ozempic comes around you abandon everything that made you famous to begin with.
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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner Jun 15 '26
I mean it was more the sexual assault shit that did her in than ozempic but point still stands. If it wasnāt that it wouldāve been ozempic. Case in point: Megan trainer
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u/TimelessParadox Jun 15 '26
Wasn't it that she got cancelled when it got out that she forced her staff to eat bananas that were previously inside sex workers?
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u/iceunelle Jun 15 '26
I was so bummed Covid killed their comeback. I loved the song React and was excited to hear more from them.
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u/XavierMarvin Early 2000s were the best Jun 15 '26
Alessia Cara.
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u/mr781 Jun 15 '26
I feel like in 2017 she was one of those artists that was ubiquitous on paper but no one actually talked about
Like youād hear her at the airport or the grocery store but youād never hear someone say āYo someone put on that new Alessia Cara!!ā
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u/friendlytrashmonster Jun 15 '26
I loved her music back in the day. Had her album on repeat. She has a couple more jazzy versions of her big hits that really demonstrate her vocal prowess.
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u/petite_chungus Jun 15 '26
Chance the Rapper. The Big Day headed into COVID is an awful 1-2 punch
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u/Own-Recognition9009 Jun 15 '26
I feel she's making a comeback. I saw her at Madison Square Garden. It was sold out.Ā
The problem is that Demi doesn't have a solid artistic identity. She tries new things,says that is her new identity,then abandons it.
For example,she seemed to be interested in only doing rock with the releases of Holy FVck and Revampef. Then she decided to release a dance albumĀ
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u/Unlikely_Couple1590 Jun 15 '26
Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, Lizzo, Meghan Trainor, John Legend, Rihanna
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u/lo-finate Jun 15 '26
I don't think Rihanna even wants to perform or sing anymore. She makes millions in other ways.
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u/CarllSagan Jun 15 '26
Grimes. But shes a mom and dealing with her baby daddy ex situation.
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u/missprincesscarolyn Jun 15 '26
Grimes is a hot mess. Or maybe just a mess. I canāt separate the artist from the art. She legitimately lost her mind during and after Musk. And her music wasnāt anywhere near as punchy or unique as Art Angels. I just donāt know that it can be topped tbh.
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u/lordsammy1 Jun 15 '26
camila was still pretty big until 2022- she did the champions league final and her music did quite will until 2022
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u/Twitter_2006 Jun 15 '26
Camila is unlikable.
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u/Capable_Cockroach_19 Party like it's 1999 Jun 15 '26
I had to Google her controversies because I looked up to Camila as someone who had a thriving career despite having setbacks from OCD. Very disappointing to hear about her racist remarks :(
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u/The_Lazy_Samurai Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
For those who want the details,
āIn December 2019, Camila Cabello issued an apology after old offensive and racist posts from her early teenage years resurfaced on a Tumblr account. The posts featured derogatory memes, stereotypes about the Black community, and the repeated use of the N-word."
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u/Head_Bread_3431 Jun 15 '26
Ā follow any Hispanic onlyfans girl on ig and they all use the n word or ninja emoji when complaining about men lol
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u/GreenZebra23 Jun 15 '26
her early teenage years
oh ffs
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u/B-Train_ATL Jun 15 '26
Thank god my early teenage years werenāt documented online.
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u/Ambitious-Health-132 Jun 15 '26
āTeenage yearsā literally loads of people were casually racist back then on the internet, even just thought it was harmless fun (we were all very uneducated)
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u/Alternative-Dare5878 Jun 15 '26
Xbox 360 folks sleeping well knowing their degeneracy was lost to time.
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u/Hizam5 Jun 15 '26
Lil Nas X
Luis Fonsi (āDespacitoā)
Lewis Capaldi
Juice WRLD (for a ādifferentā reason)
Halsey
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u/shoestring-theory Jun 15 '26
Lil Nas X had a huge 2021 though, and went on tour and everything. His issues didnāt start until 2023-24ish.
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u/urbanlife78 Jun 15 '26
Halsey is a fucked up one. She put together a new album, but the label decided it wasn't pop enough and won't release it but also won't release her from her contract, so nothing new can come out from her
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u/empire_of_the_moon Jun 15 '26
Except that fulfills a contractual requirement to deliver an album. So she is not in breech.
Itās an important distinction.
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u/urbanlife78 Jun 15 '26
I was just rewatching the interview, apparently she is barred from making any new music with her label because they don't like the experimental alternative music she wants to make
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u/MyNameIsJakeBerenson Jun 15 '26
That sucks you can just be put in creative jail after signing a deal and then just canāt do anything
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u/Hizam5 Jun 15 '26
I've heard some similar stories from actors/actresses who signed multi-picture deals with a studio, and couldn't get out of the contract till they fulfilled the allotted requirement, which included -- in their cases -- a couple of bad movies with scripts they knew were awful from the get go. And because of that, they missed out on opportunities to do other movies that were extremely successful.
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u/AllAlo0 Jun 15 '26
Lewis Capaldi has been dealing with mental health issues and getting his Tourette's under control. He is back to releasing music and touring, he hasn't lost it.
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u/xNotJosieGrossy Jun 15 '26
I havenāt seen much of Lorde lately
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u/Alternativesoundwave Jun 15 '26
She released an album in 2025 and one in 2021. Man of the year and what was that got some attention but her first two albums are better
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u/kracketmatow Jun 15 '26
to me solar power didnāt really feel like it was written with the goal of charting. it more has the vibe of an album made with artistic goals in mind. similar to the most recent miley cyrus album
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u/firstbreathOOC Jun 15 '26
Iāll tell you whoās didnāt. Bruno Mars. Still making fuckin hits.
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u/tpa338829 Jun 15 '26
I remember watching an interview with Adele a few years ago and she was asked who she thought the most talented male vocalist was.
It took her less than a nanosecond to answer Bruno Mars. Said he has the biggest range of any artist sheās ever met.
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u/big_daddy_dub Jun 15 '26
I SWORE bro was just gonna be a fad artist in 2009. Shows what i know.
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u/firstbreathOOC Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
My friendās dad is a 70 year old accountant who once said āBruno mars is the only artist these days who gets it.ā That comment lives rent free in my head.
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u/invalidcosmonaut Jun 15 '26
I have seen a staggering number of 70 year olds get down to uptown funk
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u/Fckingross Jun 15 '26
I always play it at bars because EVERYONE gets down to it. Doesnāt matter age, race, genderā¦ everyone knows the words and itās good vibes.
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u/raerabbit27 Jun 15 '26
All I can think of with her is that performance where she was dancing with Ty dolla and kinda
Chihuahua humped him then pushed him away. Pure comedy
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u/ancacri Jun 15 '26
Ava max
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u/lo-finate Jun 15 '26
Which is a shame. She's had some good songs, but then that momentum slips. Maybe it's her management or the record label.
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u/fasnoosh Jun 15 '26
Bo Burnham
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u/Acceptable-Yam-5700 Jun 15 '26
He did that movie in 2021. He made it pretty clear in the movie why we donāt see him much anymore.
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u/dokutarodokutaro Jun 15 '26
21 Pilots was like, the biggest band for a minute.
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u/QTRqtr Jun 15 '26
Theyāre still big. The sell out world tour arenas and constantly top the rock/alternative chart.
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u/looking4thepuchline Jun 15 '26
Yeah they just sold out Ohio Stadium and are on a festival headliner run right now. Theyāre one of the best selling artists currently in their genre. Honestly the fact that they had pop hits is more of outlier than the fact they donāt have radio hits currently. l-/
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u/jennifercathrin Jun 15 '26
they pivoted away from pop music
but they recently went viral with both Drag Path and Tally, they also featured on the Arcane soundtrack so I think they're good
but I do wish more people listened to Clancy and Breach because they are both fantastic albums imo
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u/marsthechocolate Jun 15 '26
Katy Perry.
2010-2013 were her prime years, from 2013 on she started to flop, and from Covid onā¦ yawn.
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u/Gold-Vanilla5591 Jun 15 '26
The issue was that she didnāt know how to change with the trends in music. I feel like 2008-2013 were her big years but she started loosing popularity in like 2017 with Swish Swish.
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u/moodyboy17 Jun 15 '26
Ava Max has never really been big but she was more relevant pre-Covid.
James Bay had minor hits in the late 2010s.
In her own niche, RĆ³isĆn Murphy was pretty relevant and respected circa 2020 with RĆ³isĆn Machine until she made some controversial statements shortly after.
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u/souljaboy765 2000's fan Jun 15 '26
Lil Nas X
He had a moment in 2021 with MONTERO but has flopped since
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u/Diredr Jun 15 '26
I'd say the racism slowed Camilla's career a lot more than covid, personally...
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u/TheRtHonLaqueesha Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
According to Google search metrics, Alessia Cara. Which is a shame since I'm a big fan.
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u/DocklandsDodgers86 Jun 15 '26
Do Clean Bandit qualify?
I was listening to the radio the other day where the host was doing "hits from the last two decades" and Rockabye and Symphony both came on.
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u/SizeableBrain Jun 15 '26
I don't know who Camila Cabello is, but she looks a bit like my wife. Not as hot though.
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u/DreamOne5 Jun 15 '26
Meghan Trainor. Once she jumped on the Monjurno train and got hella skinny, that was pretty much it for her post covid. Plus her songs are very very generic.
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u/ButForRealsTho Jun 15 '26
Glass Animals.
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u/mountainlicker69 Jun 15 '26
they got pretty huge in 2020. I mean they werenāt small before that but they had a big surge. I was a fan before then Dreamland came out and I checked concert ticket prices and assumed iād never be able to see them lol. Havenāt been keeping up with them but still listen to the older stuff always.
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u/santalmami Jun 15 '26
Joji was everywhere in 2019 and then after covid I never heard his music anywhere
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u/sashayyoustayy Jun 15 '26
Kim Petras even tho she had unholy with Sam smith (thatās an exception) all of her music and albums since 2019 have failed to resonate. the hype and general excitement she had 2018-2020 will never come back
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u/DLeon3 Jun 15 '26
All of these famous singers have disappeared because ticket prices are ridiculous and also there arenāt any true stars anymore. They all look alike and sound alike, thereās nothing unique to differentiate them from each other.
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u/DreamOne5 Jun 15 '26
Honestly kind of glad Camilla fizzled out. That one song of hers that was super popular in 2017 (Never Be The Same) was like nails on an effing chalkboard with all the auto tune. Good lord I couldn't stand it. Even Havana was better than that one.
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u/Uncle-Cake Jun 15 '26
Musicians who enter the industry via the "American Idol/X-Factor" route rarely have lasting music careers.
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u/GuitarHenry Jun 15 '26
Those ninnys earnestly playing jug music, with double bass and suspenders.Ā
EDIT: Mumford & Sons. I couldn't remember their name
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u/ScrambledNoggin Jun 15 '26
Did their careers stall, or were they destined to be one-hit wonders from the start?
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u/vgaph Jun 15 '26
Havenāt heard from Meat Loaf latelyā¦
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u/theawkwardotter Jun 15 '26
COVID DEFINITELY stalled his career. I donāt think heāll ever come back.
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u/happysunbear Jun 15 '26
Shawn Mendes