Madonna and The Boss at #1 and #2 just like it was in 1985.
"Madge’s new record, “Madame X” claims the top spot while the Boss comes it at No. 2 with “Western Stars.”
It marks the first time in 34 years that the two pop superstars took the top two spots. Back in February 1985, Springsteen’s “Born In The USA” held the top spot while Madonna’s “Like A Virgin” was No. 2."
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only thing I make of this is oldfags like to stream too. maybe more than zoomers.
Bruce beat Madonna in basically every other country lmao
the vast majority of these were actual sales
more like boomers actually buy music
>toy story, alladin, bunch of other shit from the 90s showing in theaters
>video games are all rehashes
>music is too
what the fuck is going on. this nostalgia trend SUCKS. imagine traveling to the future only to see all the same shit you saw 30 years in the past. i'd be pissed if i was a time traveler
watch this
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some guy on here made a post about how madge is doing what all pop stars are now doing, bundling and giving away free concert tickets in the albums.
She got number 1 in america but she is number 2 in the uk
There is a 40, 30, and 20 year nostalgia cycle.
The 2020s will be a mixture of the 80's, 90s, and 2000s.
Just like this decade was basically a mentally ill version of the 70s (rock dead, niggers and feminism)
This just doesn't even make sense. Springsteen and Madonna have literally both been nostalgia acts for decades already anyway. If there were a cycle, they would already be out.
the nostalgia cycle is only 15-20 years
90s was 70s obsessed
00s was 80s obsessed
10s were 90s and 00s obsessed since we're in early phases of metamodernism and the nostalgia loop is closing quick.
20s will be a mix of 00s/very early 10s.after that the loop closes and we enter full force metamodernism.
World Wide rankings
It makes total sense. The 2010s are a mixture of the 70's, 80's, and 90's.
EDM = disco
Vaporwave = synthpop
Soundcloud rap = grunge/punk
Like for example, the 90s were a mixture of 50's, 60s, and 70s. A mentally deranged 50s, were the beatles/nirvana go around taking the world by storm and kurt cobain is the 90's holden caufiled.
I have autism and have thought about this for a while
Like if i were a musicians right now. I would dress like julian casablancs, look like kurt cobain, and make music like phil collins
Electronic garage alt pop nirvana
That's because anyone who bought these records is 50 and they got a physical copy which is easier to make numbers with.
Nobody but aging gay queens still cares about Madonna.
I'm not a gay queen ( I am aging)
And I still care about Madonna music.
i feel you on the 90s being 50's/60's obsessed too but those werent the overall and dominant nostalgia themes of the 90s, it was 70s thru n thru
youre disregarding the 00s which was 100% all 80s nostalgia.
since the 10s dominant nostalgia factor was 90s its gonna pull from all aspects of it, inlcudong that decades dominant nostalgia tidbits.
a great example would be the band The Garden. definietely 90s alt/indie influence but they pull from that weird 50s aesthetic you talked about.
10's have been very 80's inspired. It's all the shit right now, see IT, Stranger Things, Ready Player One, the only half ironic reemergence of Africa by Toto, or 24k Magic
Bruce is gonna BTFO Madonna
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
MADONNA
WAY BEFORE NIRVANA
THERE WAS U2
AND BLONDIE
AND MUSIC STILL ON MTV
>Blondie
>still existing in 1985 when that song takes place
...
ya that always struck me as odd
>90s was 70s obsessed
The 90s were heavily obsessed with the 50s and 60s. This decade has been all about 80s nostalgia plus early 90s with some very minor early 00s thrown into the mix.
They packed it in after The Hunter bombed.
They probably just picked it because it rhymed with MTV and thought their 12 year old audience who wasn't alive then wouldn't know the difference anyway.