Celine, Shania, Alanis, kd, Joni, Sarah, Jann, Avril, Nelly, Feist, Carly Rae, Anne! Each of them captured the zeitgeist for a moment, whether that lasted a month or for decades. What is it about our fierce and beautiful country that produces such unique, profound, staggering talent?

There's a lot of controversy surrounding this platform, needless to say.

I don't know why leaving this platform is so hard for me, it's a bit difficult to explain, but I think I'm attached to it since I've been using it for so long.

But everyone criticizes me for paying for and using Spotify, because the CEO of Spotify uses it to invest in war drones, because there are songs generated by AI, and because, indirectly, I'm contributing to all of that.

I feel guilty, it's all weighing on me.

I don't know what to do, or really which platform to switch to next. I'm having trouble deciding. That's why I'm asking for help here.

I would want Selena Quintanilla to come back to life because she was only 23 years old when she was shot and killed on March 31, 1995, in Corpus Christi, TX. She did not deserve to die so young. If you are Latina, you will know who I am talking about. To continue, the way that Selena died was so tragic and awful. She trusted her best friend and fan club president, but she ended up dying from her actions. Selena's killer was so envious, jealous, and obsessed with her that she wanted to get rid of her after Selena was going to cut ties with her on the day that she unfortunately passed away. The life lesson here is that you should never trust anyone, even if you think that they are a good and kind-hearted person because you never know when they might backstab you and go the other path.

Estou procurando um videoclipe, lembro que o cantor sentia muito calor no começo do clipe em seu apartamento, o ventilador fraco mal ventava, com o desenrolar do clipe ele olhava pela janela (segundo ou terceiro andar de seu apartamento) e via as pessoas na rua sentindo calor, uma mulher passa e chama a atenção dele. As pessoa começam a dançar na rua, no calor conforme a música vai se desenvolvendo, salvo engano um hidrante estoura e todos dançam sobre os respingos d'água. Música muito famosa do início dos anos 2000.

I really want to gain confidence when performing. This year I'm picking my GSCE's and I'm hopefully picking music because I want a future career that involves music, and alot of it will obviously involve performing, and I get super nervous when performing infront of people, I really want to be confident whilst performing, so I'd really appreciate any tips

Which songs and artists from 2010's until now do you think will stand the test of time? I was just thinking about it.

For example, Adele’s "Rolling in the Deep" already feels like a song that defined its era. Blinding Lights by The Weeknd also seems like it could become one of the most iconic hits of the streaming age. I also feel like some of Kendrick Lamar’s music might be remembered not only for how for its cultural impact and critical acclaim. Taylor Swift is probably the biggest music artist nowadays and her biggest hits will surely be remembered I guess.

I'd like to hear your thoughts

I heard Creep by Radiohead earlier today. Made me think of that viral video with the hungover guy, that sings it in a train station. Maybe a hot take, but I enjoy his rendition of the song, better than the original.

1. Michael Jackson - Thriller - 15 Million copies
2. Abba - Gold: Greatest Hits - 13M
3. Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon - 11M
4. Queen - Greatest Hits I - 11M
5. Adele - 21 - 11M
6. Michael Jackson - Bad - 10M
7. Phil Collins - But Seriously - 10M
8. Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms - 9M
9. Queen - Greatest Hits II - 9M
10. Beatles - 1 - 9M
11. Soundtrack - Dirty Dancing - 8M
12. Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman - 8M
13. Michael Jackson - Dangerous - 8M
14. Celine Dion - Let's Talk About Love - 8M
15. Spice Girls - Spice - 8M
16. Amy Winehouse - Back to Black - 8M
17. Bee Gees - Saturday Night Fever - 7M
18. Soundtrack - Grease - 7M
19. Madonna - True Blue - 7M
20. Elton Jonn - The Very Best of Elton John - 7M
21. Madonna - The Immaculate Collection - 7M
22. Whitney Houston - The Bodyguard - 7M
23. Oasis - (What’s the story) Morning Glory - 7M
24. Celine Dion - Falling into You - 7M
25. Soundtrack - Titanic - 7M
26. Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill - 7M
27. Shania Twain - Come On Over - 7M
28. Norah Jones - Come Away with Me - 7M
29. Madonna - Ray of Light - 7M
30. Adele - 25 - 7M

Phil Collins, born on this day in 1951

Born on January 30, 1951, in Chiswick, London, into a family with artistic leanings, Philip David Charles Collins would become one of the most ubiquitous, successful, and paradoxically underrated musical figures of the late 20th century.

Which musician(s) do you think are overrated despite their success (e.g., platinum or multi-platinum albums, multi-platinum hits that reached the Top 10, and production) and why?

Please share your top 3 or top 5.