She’s definitely not following anyone’s foot steps, she is gradually building her own. But hopefully her next era showcases her personal self in a deeper level.
@@AnneettaLife Madonna’s always going to be a blueprint for many pop artists, but as mentioned in the video, Dua’s not someone who does what exactly Madonna did to call for attention, instead she does it her own way. Yes, she didn’t invent disco-pop, but hers isn’t comparable to that of Madonna’s, Lady Gaga’s or even Kylie’s. My point is she’s making something different yet something special, and she’s only getting started.
Honesly,Future Nostalgia was one of the greatest pop albums of 2020,she had a good impact on her first album. I just hope her next album will be amazing as the second album. Dua lipa is one the greatest pop artist in her generation. She needs to find her own artistry for the era and i know she will be next big thing. She doesn't have to copy anyone,she is her own persone. Hopefully she hits mainstream success for her next album.
She’s definitely already hit mainstream success ever since New Rules lol….. I honestly just hope to meet more of Dua Lipa as a person and not just a popstar. Her music is very poppy and I haven’t gotten to meet her through her music yet if you get what I mean
To be honest, I’m quite worried about Dua’s next steps. Future Nostalgia is a very good album, and I can’t see her topping it. However, the release of some of the B-sides from Future Nostalgia have really made me realise that Dua’s appeal at the moment really is her disco-pop sound. For example, We’re Good and Fever were quite lacklustre songs compared to any song off of Future Nostalgia, and they also happened to be far less disco influenced. Her debut was good for a debut album, but if she dropped a similar album for her 3rd album, it will be received as a step back by most listeners. She’s in a tricky situation here of either being criticised for not changing enough (if she sticks with the disco-pop music), or landing on the side of being too generic (if she releases music that sounds like her debut). I’m hoping for the best though, since she is such a talented artist.
Fr, unless she swaps genres it's going to be really hard for her to have another future nostalga type hit, as in the quality of the music and sales massively, or at least substantially increase.
@@Emerald_Forge I don’t really blame her for wanting to move away from disco, as much as I love it. She doesn’t want to get pigeonholed in that genre forever and wants to do different things. I hope she does something like Nelly Furtado 3rd album Loose, with a dance-pop and R&B sound. Or 2000s bubblegum pop Britney inspired sound, but with an edge. Or something more soul like Amy Winehouse with a poppier production. The possibilities are endless, but I do feel like she’s gonna be pulling inspiration from 2000s music.
I really hope she enters into her dark pop phase like Rihanna did with r rated and come back with some loud kinda thing.. Cause now anwar is also not with her.. So there is high chances of her entering dark pop..
@@ashtonandluke389 i really dont wanna come across as an asshole but, ... i really dont think she has that depth? i think she is a lovely, charismatic and likable person, but she doesn’t seem like the type to pull off insightfulness or introspection. If so, we havent seen anything like that in her work so far. I think what i enjoyed most about her work as of late is that it doesnt even pretend to be deep or meaningful or even particularly in connection to her as a person? she is just a skilled af performer
She's a bop machine and a wonderful performer; however, in order to follow Madonna's and/or Rihanna's route, she still lacks a more cohesive storyline to show who she is as an artist, and a big statement as well.
I totally think she should do a 90s pop album in the style of the Spice Girls/Nsync/early Britney & Christina. I just feel like her aesthetic would work perfectly with it. Keep the dance tracks coming, but with more of an r&b feel to them.
I think she should plan her next album very carefully bc she has delivered hits and a solid and great album but I feel like she doesn't have a solid fanbase yet which is key in having successful eras after an artist's peak so imo her next album should reflect who she is as a person, showcase her personality a bit more and keep the quality of the music so she can establish herself
@@someczechguy its the Katy Perry situation. A household name, but more general public appeal than dedicated fans. One wrong step and you lose public appeal and your fanbase can't revive the career back to original peak.
I feel like the biggest issue with dua right now is that she doesnt have a proper fanbase which is due to her being so private and us not really knowing much of her personality but I think she definitely has a lot of potential if she keeps taking steps into the right direction
she´s not private, her ig is very updated, people know she recently broke up, she covers magazines and go to famous places. and still we don´t know who she really is
@@Duda-fd3cf posting doesnt equal being open, her posts are pictures with barley any context, we only know she and Anwar broke up because of insiders but she never mentioned or talked about it. By being private I mean that we dont know much about what goes on in her personal life, none of the things she posts are even slightly intimate or at least not to us who dont have the context of the pictures. The only thing you can gather from the pics is that she likes to travel with her friends and family but that's it. They dont reveal much about her personal life, hobbies or interests the way arianas Instagram does for example where you can see a clear aesthetic, see real moments of her life every now and then and she talks about the people in her pics like her nona in a lot of interviews so we know who those people are, ariana loves grey weather, rain and her dogs who have become some of the most famous celebrity pets because of how often she talks about them publicly. Duas social media barley offers any insight on her personality really because even in her interviews she barley goes into personal stuff or deeper than surface level. We havent gotten any interviews that are longer than maybe 10 minutes where they really dive deeper into her inspirations for her albums or how she handles a lot of things around her family or her fame etc.
I really like the song Prisoner with Miley Cyrus and I would like to see her exploring more of this pop/rock influences in her next album. I think she has this mysterious & stylish personality like she imposes respect with her eyes and she has a lot of presence for me, I don't think she is basic. I'm SO excited to see which ways she is going to take in the future and I'm confident about her next steps. If there's something we learn from her is that "Dua Lipa never disappoints".
future nostalgia was such a good pop album... i am not comparing them, but this was her teenage dream era for her career. she can definitely do much more. i've loved dua for over 7 years now, but it is definitely true that there's nothing distinct about her personality from her peers.
i’m honestly scared she’ll become like katy. a great hit maker who defined the beginning of a decade but failed to form a fanbase and had their career fall through the floor. i love dua so much though, and think she can avoid this
@@josjoererg honestly, i think she is more likely a taylor or ariana to me, but more on taylor. If you think about it, dua still hasn't got a no.1 hit, same as with tay and ari only having no.1 with their 4th/5th album, but you can see that they already had hits. Personally I hope that future nostalgia is just her "fearless" record and can still top her previous albums like tay did with red and 1989 and so on
In an instagram Story she hinted that she is doing something she hasnt done before, I'm not sure what that could be but its definitely going to be risky and to be honest I'm happy she is taking the risk and will reinvent herself again instead of doing something we've seen from her before
Dua definitely shows more of potential in a rihanna type route, especially being that overall dua is not only a music star, but has definitely become a fashion influencer in her own right. I can see the world respecting her in a way we respect rihanna today. After seeing her confidence turn in the future nostalgia era, i definitely think she will continue to go her own way in a confidence we cant help but respect. I respect her aspiration to be like Madonna, and while she shows similarities she doesnt have a personality as gripping as her. Hopefully dua continues to be unproblematic and we see her rise to more acclaim and become more confident in her abilities.
Love this channel. Madonna came out at time went so many social issues weren’t talked about. She also hung out with the NY art scene, imagine hanging out and being inspired by Andy Warhol or Keith Haring, only to lose them to AIDS. she pushed the envelope and gave an entire generation a voice…all over the world. What a powerhouse she was and still is. I love Dua Lipa, and you really called it out. She does need an identity and needs to inspire her fans. Look at Lady Gaga and her “monsters” or Beyoncé and her “Beehive”.
i’m so happy for how far she’s come in just the past 5 years. I think covid messed up her plans for future nostalgia but after the tour this year and release of her next album i think she’ll become even more of the household name she already is. I feel like highkey it might just be americans who don’t really know her tbh
It’s probably harder for an American to understand, but as someone from the UK, Dua Lipa is the current BPG. She’s had a massive debut era, even bigger second era abs multiple smash collaborations in between. She’s like a UK Rihanna. That said I do acknowledge she needs to cement her persona and who she is artistically. Her debut could’ve been a fluke, but she cemented her status to a degree, but not fully on FN. Album 3 is where she will not only need to cement a fan base but curate a following across the GP and other ventures like fashion. I have faith after FN, she knows what she’s doing. Tracks like We’re good were simply to see if people would connect with that direction, it didn’t so I can’t see that sound returning.
She should take a year off to fully get inspired. Nowadays everyone wants to release new music in the span of 6 months 😭 and the music doesn’t live up to the hype
Yea omg 2 years…but also dua has made the future nostalgia era last for a very long time which is rare nowadays…so i wouldn’t be surprised if she disappears for a while
in my opinion her next album should be r&b, blues , soul inspired. Her voice really fits that style and you can see it in some of the covers she’s done (especially the Etta James one).
I'm not really a fan of hers like that but I do think she has an amazing voice. So I do agree with you 💯. She should do an R&B album. She has the voice for it.
Dua really needs to establish a loyal fanbase like Taylor Swift or else she might end up like Katy Perry. For DL3, it would be great if she reveals more about herself on the lyrics and find a target audience.
@@SunShine-ht5ur That was not meant to insult KP. My point here is that after Prism era, the recent stuff she released underperfomed and I am mad at how Harleys in Hawaii did not get the recognition it deserves and I think that a stronger fanbase could have helped. I actually love WIG and I hope that they wouldn't sleep on it because its a bop ✨
Agreed I think dua has a similar situation like Katy . But let's see what's her next album do better or no . But I really think her next album will be different if it's similar to her past album then it's going to be flop . If I say about Katy Perry her era was different than dua , her music was better actually everything was better but here dua has to do lot of things to make her next era perfect . I wish that Katy Perry will back with her roar and bring a new era like Teenage dream and prism .
I would hate to see Dua Lipa fall into a mold where Personality equates to Provocateur even though some artists do that well. Dua hits hardest for me when her voice reveals an emotional depth - as in Levitating (maybe ironically for some who might see that song as light). I see epic ballad among the grooves in the future 💚
I don’t think she’ll ever top future nostalgia , just like Adele with 21. Future Nostalgia was a moment, no skips, all songs have single potential. Pop perfection. Keen for her next body of work.
agree, this album was IT. like her future music will be great and i do think she will have hits in the future but this whole era... wow everything she did was gold
I love Dua! She's extremely unique in her personal style and her music. Her vocals, instrumentals, and lyricism are all such a craft. But her personal feelings should be emphasized more as you said in the video. But she definitely is her own and is building from her own form of individuality.
The Weeknd’s After Hours and Dua Lipa’s FN were probably the best albums of 2020 and of the last two years seeing how they are still being played. In this day and age, having an album that’s two years old but still getting radio play is a rare achievement.
@@user-rv7ge1tc4l we're talking about critically acclaimed yet it's mainstream hits album. Folklore is alt-pop/indie-folk album, it's intended to be focused more on songwriting.
Dua in her FN era feels like Taylor in her 1989 era, both are/were living their best lives. I just hope everything goes great for her unlike Taylor in 2016.
Taylor had to pull out a 180 to save her career after 2016, and that's what kept her on top of the game. I truly don't know how Dua will do that without having that drastic change... 3rd and 4th albums are always tricky
taylor's brief fall from grace post-1989 was less due to her music and moreso that she was just overexposed as a personality. I couldn't tell you the first thing about dua's personality, which is both a pro and a con and I don't see her getting to that level of controversy.
me too! seeing her rise to stardom is so fulfilling and if you know her well her personality isn't ordinary at all. she's a British girl with lots of ambition and potential.
Am I the only one who thought “We’re Good” sounded like something from her first album and less like a “Future Nostalgia” song? It’s gonna be weird seeing Dua extend the era solely for the tour because of covid postponements. Unless she pulled a Drowned & Sweetener Tour move and drop DL3 and tour for both
Her next era, imo, should be either a Nelly Furtado type era wheres she links up with Timbaland/Pharell for some late 90's/2000's style production [I think she could pull it off. It would give her the ability to solidify her image as the female The weeknd/Bruno Mars by playing off older styles and keep her ahead of the curve for the upcoming 2000's nostagia we'll see more of this decade]. OR a more rock inspired album [Idk if she'll go with a retro 80's sound just because Miley just did that with Plastic Hearts, but she did sound amzing on Prisoner. She could pull of pop-punk if she wanted to.]
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 I'm talking about a pop album not her trying an R&B/Hip Hop or a Miley 'Bangerz' era. Pharell and Timbaland are no stranger to giving their funky and futuristic spin on pop music like with Nelly Furtado and Britney Spears. I was thinking about Britney's "I'm a slave 4 U' or like Nelly Furtado's 'Say it right' or "Promiscuous" for example. All classic pop songs and not whitewashed or trying to be anything it's not IMO. She could pull it off. Also pls don't speak for all of us, I'm black and I think this would be a great path for her.
I feel like '90s and '2000s style production is very dated and not as timeless as '70s and '80s. I think she can still stick to '80s. There's lots more sounds to be explored from that era while adding her own modern touch, or even some '90s touches that sound good (One Kiss, and Electricity come to mind when I think of '90s that sounds good)
@@shawtybae4252 The people that liked my comment would disagree. And I’m not saying she can’t still do that since it’s obviously working for her, but her vocal type would shine more in other genres. A lot of people discredit her vocal ability because it’s suppressed by the dance instrumentals.
She has no ability to do riffs and runs, even Ariana Grande doesn't go full r&b, it's still pop song with snap and melismatic voice. Dua is like Madonna, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Carly Rae Jepsen. Their voice suit best in pop.
This is an interesting conversation. Everything about the Future nostalgia album and era was brilliant. I liked her first album, but she really reinvented herself from the ground up with her sophomore LP. She is ALREADY an international pop star - just look at her streaming numbers! But I do think Dua will have to switch it up to bring herself to that even higher level. I think people would get bored if she does more disco pop. The 90s/2000s pop route make sense to me. But I’m curious to see what SHE has in mind, and I want to see more of who she is as an artist. I don’t understand why y’all are looking at her deluxe album tracks as if they are a sign of the musical direction she wants to go. They are simple leftover tracks - there’s a reason they are deluxe and leftover, because they obviously aren’t as good as the standard album. That being said, both We’re Good and Fever are great tracks. Fever is a little more generic and fun. But I can definitely see Dua because a Rihanna level hitmaker.
I completely agree. Future nostalgia was pop perfection and I couldn't be more fine with that, however it feels like she doesn't convey her emotions and her true identity through her songs and her performances, despite the astounding improvements she did. In order to become a real long lasting icon she needs to be just confident in being and expressing herself.
Completely disagree.Just look at K-Pop where they say nothing with nothing.And look at Rihanna,she had 0 writting credits or her fifth album...Dua doesnt need to talk about herself or her songs or boyfriends or whatever,she seems really mature not to get engage quickly and talk badly about her exes in songs.Her promotions needs to happen outside her music and that its on her uniqueness,all female Pop Stars have some uniqur quality about them,Dua has none...
I read in teatime that her next album won’t be disco which I hate but I get it. She owned that sound for a minute but now there’s so much disco pop coming out I get why she wants to move on. A dance pop era would make sense, it’s a natural progression from disco and it fits her voice. I'd love for her do something like Kylies Fever that’s got less literal disco influences or something like Nelly Furtado 3rd album Loose, with a dance-pop and R&B sound. Or 2000s bubblegum pop Britney inspired sound, but with an edge. Or something more soul like Amy Winehouse with a poppier production. The possibilities are endless, but I do feel like she’s gonna be pulling inspiration from 2000s music.
TheWeeknds wasnt a new era,it was a follow up album,completely different coming from a guy who disapears for 4 years then releases an album,Dua cant do that because its been 2 years and unlike TheWeeknd who "still had a story to tell" Dua doesnt,she needs a new era
Honestly, I'm very excited for her next album, but I feel she might struggle with releasing something that could be better than future nostalgia because she and her team really outdone themselves on that one
@Anna lmao I was kind of taken aback by how he said her name too at first, but then I remembered I listen to and talk about kpop often and I know for a fact I don't prononce some artists' names correctly sometimes 😂
@Anna that's awesome ! but you're not really that interested in the language anymore ? I find it beautiful to listen to ! One day if I have the time, I'll try to learn it
a lot of people say future nostalgia was one of the best pop albums of 2020.....but imho it was THE best album of 2020 and one of the best pop albums I've ever heard, period, I haven't enjoyed a whole pop record so much from start to finish in a LONG time so yeah, it'll be hard to top, lol
Honestly I’m gonna be honest dua lipa gonna have a lot of pressure to follow up such a Brilliant album like future nostalgia cuz I have heard levitating so many times everywhere and it doesn’t get annoying like Bruno mars uptown funk did and then her song has been on the charts in the top 5 for a year I’m excited to see how her 3rd album will be and usually people have a idea how a artist new album would sound or should sound but for her I honestly don’t know and that’s why I’m so interested in her career right now
personally, in my opinion, I can see dua lipa pulling off a very controversial album next time around, she stated in an interview that it's gonna be " completely different. " dua is a businesswoman, her 2 albums, had almost every song as good to be a single, so she knows when to not do certain things, & when some things are too far? but then again,I'm not saying, she's never going to flop, or have an album as good as the other, because it's very rare.. but I do feel like this album could be a balled? because due to like news headlines, with her & anwars breakup, I genuinely feel like it could be very sad? the album, because she said it's gonna be different, so I feel like the whole, sassiness to dua, & her badass energy, could turn into a more adele, a route where it's balled & some sad music, but my issue with dua atm.. is she doesn't have a very loyal fanbase at all? She's a very private person & which has actually caused an issue with her, due to her having a very unloyal fanbase.. but then again, you never know... I thought dua was just your singer who's songs are gonna be hella overplayed, & just a boring singer, but when she released Future Nostalgia, it was a taster on what's yet to come... I do feel like her next album, will be the same success as her recent ones.
I think the Moonlight Edition tracks were a scramble given that so many FN unreleased tracks already leaked. The re-release was pre-planned I think, considering how many artists have done re-releases a few months into their album cycles anyway. I'm not sure what her next sound is going to be, but she's gaining great stamina on her own timeline which is so impressive. She also has a cultural stronghold - people from all spectrums of music see her as a cool girl, which goes a long way in pop music considering pop maximalism is starting to have a revival. Her tone can take her to many genres, similar to Rih. I just hope whatever is next is good music, whatever that may be. I think she's self aware enough to navigate a good sound the next album. I think her "thing" is just being a cool POP star which is something we haven't had in a while.
I was very disappointed about the Moonlight Edition, they should have included the leaked songs instead of we're good, it seemed like they included very early songs that were recorded between the first album and future nostalgia before she decided on the direction, when she announced the B-Sides are coming i was expecting 5-7 unreleased songs and then they released the moonlight edition which i still didn't think was the b-sides because it contained mostly already released songs and remixes, i viewed the moonlight edition more as a deluxe edition.
I feel like she is in a similar situation Billie Eilish is in, billie cemented herself as a dark, creepy, edgy anti-pop star, when happier than ever released everyone labelled it a flop era because it had dramatically changed theme and concept being a much more lighter album as her dark theme was so cool and unique, she was known for dark and ppl weren't expecting a shift, hence why her album has less impact than WWAFAWDWG. Dua lipa is now known for her disco-pop mainly cause' she really excells at it, so i feel a similar thing is going to happen to her as it did to billie. She’s in a tricky situation here of being criticised for not changing enough.
I wouldn't really compare them. Billie certainly does not lack charisma/personality and definitely had that identifiable factor that made her a household name, unlike Dua imo. Billie's sharp image change was simply the wrong move marketing-wise, together with the fact that her new album is simply not as good as her previous one. The difference is that Dua needed that image change to advance her career since her first album lacked personality. Billie did not, and i'd argue that she should have stuck with her previous aesthetic, or maybe at least have some sort of a transitional era/taken a long break. Evolution is an amazing thing when it is done right, look at Taylor Swift. Billie did not have her Red era, she went from speak now to 1989 and it threw people off. Also, I truly think that the reason billie did not have any huge hits is that the quality of her music videos and songs just went down with HTE.
@@user-rv7ge1tc4l i am a billie fan, i listen to her music frequently and i love HTE just as much as WWAFAWDWG, u said billie didn't have her 'RED era', however i'd respectfully disagree, HTE still had many dark songs (I didnt change my number, oxytocin, overheated, NDA, therefore i am, happier than ever 2nd half) that could help bridge a shift in style. Also just because an artist doesn't have a success on charts, it doesn't mean the album or song was bad (ppl need to understand this, because the charts lately are trash, we all know it) The whole fandom of Billie and ppl how are not in the fandom agree that Happier Than Ever her best song, even though it didn't chart better than Bad Guy. Plus, a MAIN THEME on WWAFAWDWG, isn't just darkness but teengae angst, struggle, anxiety and humour which is still highly prevelant in HTE, basically both her albums + her ep show this, so billie hasn't strayed away as far as u think
@@christianmarvello7527 I am a huge Billie fan since 2017 and I kinda disagree with most of your points: 1. While happier than ever has some darker and moodier songs, what I mainly talked about was its marketing and aesthetic, which is simply not as interesting and exciting as Billie's debut, and made the image change feel way too intense for so early in her career. Back in 2019 -2020, there was a lot of mystery behind Billie, now there is none. 2. Happier than ever is a nice song but to me, it is just not better than her previous music, I might be the minority. It is definitely shocking and anthemic, but it is not nearly as unique and haunting as songs like when the party's over or ilomilo. 3. I genuinely did not find this album to be better than her debut, I could not care less about the charts. I listened to DSAM and to WWAFA on repeat like playlists, and while I do listen to some songs on HTE, it has instant skips like Lost Cause. This is obviously subjective, but I feel like HTE the album was rushed and Billie should have taken a longer break before releasing more music (although I do think that Billie's vocals are great, I mainly do not like the production/mixing which I feel was not as interesting/ well-done as it was on her debut, but that's on Finneas).
I feel like she should take a more experimental hyper pop sound for her next project. Hyper pop is the future of pop so it would make sense if she used the genre to her advantage. She’ll still keep the radio friendly dance pop elements that defined her music but trying out some new things to further revolutionize pop music
Dua has one of the biggest challenges right now. Such a huge album, everything after that is either set up for failure or even bigger success. I don't know if she will keep this "nostalgic pop" genre or try to do something completely different like pop punk/pop rock, which is becoming like the next big thing since 2020.
For DL3, building an identity and a strong fanbase is a great thing to focus on. She should reach out to her fans (Loves). I think if she opened up more about herself or what she stands for, it would solidify who Dua Lipa is and strongly connect her with Loves.
I get what people mean by personality, but it's not she lacks one she just seems to be very calm, humble and private when she gives interviews and that's okay ? I really find it unhealthy that we came to a point where we expect artists to share their every single thought and aspect of life to be seen as having a "personality"
I actually see a future for Dua. I think she will get there bc her style is already recognizable and her fanbase is wide. I actually find Ariana so generic- from style to music. Her fan base are mostly female kids & teenagers-she still has tht Disney allure. Even when going for "provactive" lyrics there is still sth bubblegum pop abt her & she's an imitation of Mariah.
@D G Dua Lipa has a large fan base outside US, she is British Albanian- she is popular in West & East Europe. She has collaborated w/ Mark Ronson & Calvin Harris-both British Power Houses. She is just breaking into the American Market to establish her base
@buga Arianna has been around since 2011, Dua is just breaking into the American market. Yet Dua had Madonna & Missy Elliot on her Levitating Remix already-two BIG OGs. Ariana’s sound & music in her albums sound recycled from album to album and in due time her commercial success will dwindle if she does not switch it up because it has been 11 year since she’s been around & she has not drastically switched it up to touch other genres or styles.
I am rooting for her and I am so proud of her achievements in the future nostalgia , the standard edition of it is skipless and timeless, I don't think their should be much pressure on her she is definitely staying strong but when you said something about personal I thought yes we better know more about her as a person on her next album.
I loved her last 2 records, it’s pretty clear that she’s an artist who takes criticism very well and improves every chance she gets. I know that what she shows next, will be even better than Future Nostalgia and will take the overall sound of both her previous records and combine it with something new. If I had to guess, I would say Rock.
I think she'll end up being more like Kylie Minogue a great pop artist who lacks vocal prowess of Whitney and provocative nature of Madonna but a dependable non offensive pop star who will be loved by the masses.
I feel the exact opposite. Her first album, the deluxe edition, is fantastic. A good mix of uptempo and heartfelt songs that aren't TOO depressing. FN was her getting bubblegummed up for mainstream. Trite, poppy songs cashing in the dance music movement.
@@Itzzy515 First of all, grammar much? 2nd, from "Lucky Star" & "Burning Up" and others from her debut album, to the present, Madonna has had a firm hand in the songwriting dept. Co-writes? Of course, but most melodies and lyrics are hers. 3rd, don't be the blind one. #facts
@@Itzzy515 yes, you are right, "melodies are hers" 😇And, yes, we can actually agree that she was also GREAT at marketing herself. very shrewd and smart.
Dua Lipa needs to show her personality more, she doesn't have a cult following like the other pop girls do and showing her personality more will lend itself well to creating a strong fanbase. She could do this by posting on TikTok and going live on social media platforms more
Future Nostalgia is such a masterpiece and I'm in love with its every single track! I'm eager to see what happens next and what genre is going to be "the main" on Dua's album. She's pretty busy now: starring in upcoming movie; SERVICE 95; a lot of work and stuff. I just hope Dua is enjoying her job as much as possible ❤ Love from Ukraine 🇺🇦🦋
She needs to go Gaga. ‘The Fame’ Era. It would transition nicely from Future Nostalgia but into more dark, personal. The problem is Gaga has always shared her life story in her music from day one (the girl from New York etc). Dua needs to focus on writing deep songs now that people can get to know her more from. It’s good to have hits but she needs more personal because when people become to know her better she will cement her artistry. That whole Fame Era sound is coming back around anyway. We are going back to 2010’s. Gaga created a world for her fans to live in and that’s what dua needs to do.
I think Dua hints at going for a "councious pop" route with Boys will be boys, specially because that song is the most unique in future nostalgia compared to the disco hits
Dua lipa honestly needs a gimmick, just like Troyce Tv said. I’ve watched a video with her first ever A&R and he said himself that the industry has been trying to create the next Madonna for pop music with Dua. But as talented as she is, there’s nothing appealing to her. The only person who has that IT factor so far is honesty Doja cat and she is in high demand right now. They need to stop thinking that looks and good music is enough. Where is the journey, creativity, hell where are the shock factors. When lady Gaga came into the scene the world LIVED for a good shock factor. But those days are behind us now. The industry needs to do better with these upcoming artist.
I think your point about her not having a distinctive personality definitely links in with her poor stage presence. While her dancing has improved since the One Kiss era, her stage presence still falls flat and I don't feel anything when I watch her perform. Like even artists who don't dance, like Adele, have fantastic stage presence because they still show their personality while Dua does not. I think this is something she needs to work on if she wants to have longevity in the industry.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Honest seems to have this mentality that all good artists must be edgy or provocative. I don't think Dua needs to be edgy to be a great artist. She just has to have a great sound. Simple as that.
I didn’t say Dua has to be edgy or provocative to be a great artist. Dua said she wanted to be the next Madonna…..Madonna is edgy and provocative. Dua is not.
the thing with dua lipa is that while her songs are ok, i never got a chance to actually like them because theyre played everywhere all the time. shes a newer artist sure but promotion wise overexposure is just as damning as underpromotion. ESPECIALLY since dua herself doesnt have a distinct personality, fanbase or as honest said, an artist identity yet. As someone that only hears of dua lipa through the grapevine i still wonder what the hype is *really* all about. all that stands out to me is her deep voice and her height. i have the same qualms with julia michaels,, like yeah i hear alot of her stuff but, who is she? whats the hype??
Future Nostalgia is a fantastic album packed with hits, but I do think she has stalled somewhat by riding the success of this album and 'lending' her success to other well known artists like Elton John and Miley Cyrus when I feel she should be building on it for her next album and cementing herself as a star in her own right.
For her next album she should either) 1. Create a Michael Jackson off the wall 70s funk and soul album, it’d be a great continuation from FN. listen to this mashup levitating x rock with you over on my channel and gives a taste of this idea 2) go full on pharrel / nelly furtado on us, 2000s rnb inspired pop. Her song firestarter is perfect for this and would be a great first single, maybe with a collab from a 2000s artist like Britney or pharrel. Either way she’s a hit maker and I’m sure she’ll deliver some bops along with a whole new hairstyle and aesthetic
The problem with Dua is , she is very famous , everybody sing her songs or at least know them , but nobody I’ve met has ever said that their favourite singer is dua lipa or even mentioned her in their favourites . I don’t know what this is but her songs are very liked but she is not as likeable as other artists of similar success as her , she doesn’t have a dedicated fanbase I would say .all her songs will age or are aging badly . Nobody goes back to listen to few of her older hits now . It’s just like she makes a song , it gets famous on tiktok for few months thn pooofff , the song is gone . I go back to Kanye’s , Beyoncé’s , Ariana’s , the Weeknd’s or even Justin’s song ( nostalgia ) more
that is just simply wrong, just go and look at statistics. Her first album which came out in 2017 is still getting 3.6 million streams everyday. In the top 10 most streamed albums on spotify list only ed sheerans divide has the same amount of daily streams while future nostalgia has 7.6 million daily streams. Every other album on the top 10 has less daily streams than dua lipas debut album eventhough some are more recent like beerbongs and bentleys (2018 and 2.4 million daily streams).
and Future Nostalgia is even better in longevity, for a 2 year old album 7.6 million daily streams is insane and if that doesn't convince you just look at the chart hiistory of the future nostalgia singles. It's quite the opposite of what you said, they start pretty low and climb their way up, then they stay for a very long time, levitating has been charting for 64 weeks and is still going, it will soon overtake adeles rolling in the deep (65 weeks) and become the longest charting song by a female artist in history. And also apart from levitating all the other future nostalgia songs have a very timeless sound, they are still streamed a lot, they will be streamed a lot in 10 years and you should do your research before saying shit like that. Btw i know a lot of people who named dua lipa as their favorite artist.
She needs to show more personality she makes great songs but her personality seems so bland like she doesn’t want to make any waves unlike Madonna who wasn’t afraid to piss ppl off.
Funny enough I was thinking about this just yesterday. It’s an excellent album and I may be wrong but it felt like she really reexposed the disco sounds. Like she made them popular again in a more modern sense. As I was listening to some of her songs and seeing all her Stan Twitter memes it made me wonder what she could possibly do next. I do feel like maybe we the listeners shouldn’t put too much on artists about doing more and more but in that same breath, if we seem to be letting some people advance when they don’t top themselves, we might end up with a lot more mediocre artists. I also never realized that we don’t know too much about Dua. I have felt it, like I know what you mean, but I’d never been able to put my finger on it. She’s able to be raw and cry and all of that but she still seems very guarded. I don’t think she’s someone who wants to let people into her life a whole lot. She’s just being agreeable and unproblematic and not really showing much of herself so it feels like she’s just around and releasing good music. I wish artists didn’t have to show who they are personally in order to keep a good audience but I guess it helps with relatability. Hopefully she can find a healthy medium where she’s also satisfied. There might be a lot to do with culture and upbringing in her keeping to herself but I’m not saying it’s definite. At the end of the day she doesn’t have to be as open as a person like Doja Cat.
I hope she won't be another Katy Perry, I mean I like Katy's music, but after her 2 huge albums (TD & Prism) she flopped. She told that she was doing something more serious and than we received Witness which is not as bad as everyone was talking about it. So yeah I hope Dua won't have career like Katy had
I see her more like a modern day Katy Perry. Future Nostalgia was her "Teenage Dream" album, and I see her more doing a "Prism" album (3d album that repeats the successful formula of the previous album) instead of reiventing herself too much.
@@sweetqueenladybug2028 I like to compare her withe Katy Perry because they both debuted with a pop generic album without bringing any clear concept or new sound, but they brought iconic hits like I Kissed A Girl and New Rules that made both very famous. They both have exploded they're physical attractiveness since the beggining. They both came back with a 2n album that took everyone by surprise with a great artistic improvement, clear concept and new sound. The both cemented they're sound and identity in they're 2n album, and now Dua needs a 3d album to finally stablish herself in the industry. Almost all artists need 3 successful albums to stablish themselves in the industry before they start "flopping", but by the time the flop knocks their door, they've already become solidified icons with a large fanbase that will consume all the stuff they do and that's what will make them stay in the industry. What Katy did in the 3d album was kind of repeating the TD formula, she said that she would bring a new dark sound and show a dark side of her, and she kinda did with some songs like Dark Horse or Unconditionally, but TD alredy had dark songs like ET or The One That Got Away. She started her 3d era with Roar, which would perfectly fit in Teenage Dream. As much as I love Dua, I don't see her bringing anything different than bubblegum pop songs. She's definitly talented, so is Katy, she can bring new sounds to pop, but she's not as versatile as Gaga or Taylor, and she's not a great vocalist either. I don't know what to expect from her for her 3d album, the only thing I know is that it's going to be a huge success because it has to. That's why I think she's modern day Katy Perry, she even is a KatyCat! She went to the TD tour and met Katy on stage with other katycats. Btw I don't see Dua making a Witness album, but let's remember that no one expected Katy to do so...
She’s definitely not following anyone’s foot steps, she is gradually building her own. But hopefully her next era showcases her personal self in a deeper level.
@@AnneettaLife but, the cool thing is, Future Nostalgia is unmistakeably her own.
OOMF????
@@AnneettaLife I mean who wouldn’t want to be the next madonna
@@AnneettaLife Madonna’s always going to be a blueprint for many pop artists, but as mentioned in the video, Dua’s not someone who does what exactly Madonna did to call for attention, instead she does it her own way.
Yes, she didn’t invent disco-pop, but hers isn’t comparable to that of Madonna’s, Lady Gaga’s or even Kylie’s.
My point is she’s making something different yet something special, and she’s only getting started.
@@KacperLipa omggg nice seeing you bestie!
Honesly,Future Nostalgia was one of the greatest pop albums of 2020,she had a good impact on her first album. I just hope her next album will be amazing as the second album. Dua lipa is one the greatest pop artist in her generation. She needs to find her own artistry for the era and i know she will be next big thing. She doesn't have to copy anyone,she is her own persone. Hopefully she hits mainstream success for her next album.
i think that she’s hit mainstream success! do you mean like bigger to the gp?
She’s definitely already hit mainstream success ever since New Rules lol….. I honestly just hope to meet more of Dua Lipa as a person and not just a popstar. Her music is very poppy and I haven’t gotten to meet her through her music yet if you get what I mean
Agreed with the other commenters here. She’s been pretty successful for about five years
What are you talking about she's the most mainstream female pop star of these past 4 years
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To be honest, I’m quite worried about Dua’s next steps. Future Nostalgia is a very good album, and I can’t see her topping it. However, the release of some of the B-sides from Future Nostalgia have really made me realise that Dua’s appeal at the moment really is her disco-pop sound. For example, We’re Good and Fever were quite lacklustre songs compared to any song off of Future Nostalgia, and they also happened to be far less disco influenced. Her debut was good for a debut album, but if she dropped a similar album for her 3rd album, it will be received as a step back by most listeners. She’s in a tricky situation here of either being criticised for not changing enough (if she sticks with the disco-pop music), or landing on the side of being too generic (if she releases music that sounds like her debut). I’m hoping for the best though, since she is such a talented artist.
Fr, unless she swaps genres it's going to be really hard for her to have another future nostalga type hit, as in the quality of the music and sales massively, or at least substantially increase.
@@Emerald_Forge I don’t really blame her for wanting to move away from disco, as much as I love it. She doesn’t want to get pigeonholed in that genre forever and wants to do different things. I hope she does something like Nelly Furtado 3rd album Loose, with a dance-pop and R&B sound. Or 2000s bubblegum pop Britney inspired sound, but with an edge. Or something more soul like Amy Winehouse with a poppier production.
The possibilities are endless, but I do feel like she’s gonna be pulling inspiration from 2000s music.
I really hope she enters into her dark pop phase like Rihanna did with r rated and come back with some loud kinda thing.. Cause now anwar is also not with her.. So there is high chances of her entering dark pop..
@@ashtonandluke389 i really dont wanna come across as an asshole but, ... i really dont think she has that depth? i think she is a lovely, charismatic and likable person, but she doesn’t seem like the type to pull off insightfulness or introspection. If so, we havent seen anything like that in her work so far. I think what i enjoyed most about her work as of late is that it doesnt even pretend to be deep or meaningful or even particularly in connection to her as a person? she is just a skilled af performer
And also I really hope she does demeanor kind off melody again.. That was so good.. And it really suited her voice
She's a bop machine and a wonderful performer; however, in order to follow Madonna's and/or Rihanna's route, she still lacks a more cohesive storyline to show who she is as an artist, and a big statement as well.
really good opinion..
sure but I don't think needs to be edgy or provocative to achieve greatness
Rihanna? Really? I would rather listen to hyenas yelling all day
I totally think she should do a 90s pop album in the style of the Spice Girls/Nsync/early Britney & Christina. I just feel like her aesthetic would work perfectly with it. Keep the dance tracks coming, but with more of an r&b feel to them.
this!!!!
YES
I couldn't agree more!
absolutely!!
Yessss. 90s Max Martin produced hits are such a vibe
I think she should plan her next album very carefully bc she has delivered hits and a solid and great album but I feel like she doesn't have a solid fanbase yet which is key in having successful eras after an artist's peak so imo her next album should reflect who she is as a person, showcase her personality a bit more and keep the quality of the music so she can establish herself
Well she has a lot of fans but most of them are locals
@@someczechguy that's what I meant, most of them being locals would be a problem in the long run
@@someczechguy its the Katy Perry situation. A household name, but more general public appeal than dedicated fans. One wrong step and you lose public appeal and your fanbase can't revive the career back to original peak.
@@blehh010 ok but to be fair katy perry took a lot more than just one wrong step with the rollout of Witness
She has a fanbase and we call ourselves "the Dula Peeps", I'm a Dula Peep
I feel like the biggest issue with dua right now is that she doesnt have a proper fanbase which is due to her being so private and us not really knowing much of her personality but I think she definitely has a lot of potential if she keeps taking steps into the right direction
she´s not private, her ig is very updated, people know she recently broke up, she covers magazines and go to famous places. and still we don´t know who she really is
the moment she gets a fan base like taylor’s or ariana’s she’s going to dominate since the general public is also pretty fond of dua
She posts a lot on ig and youtube wdym, but ye her fandom isnt as strong as taylor or ari
@@Duda-fd3cf posting doesnt equal being open, her posts are pictures with barley any context, we only know she and Anwar broke up because of insiders but she never mentioned or talked about it. By being private I mean that we dont know much about what goes on in her personal life, none of the things she posts are even slightly intimate or at least not to us who dont have the context of the pictures. The only thing you can gather from the pics is that she likes to travel with her friends and family but that's it. They dont reveal much about her personal life, hobbies or interests the way arianas Instagram does for example where you can see a clear aesthetic, see real moments of her life every now and then and she talks about the people in her pics like her nona in a lot of interviews so we know who those people are, ariana loves grey weather, rain and her dogs who have become some of the most famous celebrity pets because of how often she talks about them publicly. Duas social media barley offers any insight on her personality really because even in her interviews she barley goes into personal stuff or deeper than surface level. We havent gotten any interviews that are longer than maybe 10 minutes where they really dive deeper into her inspirations for her albums or how she handles a lot of things around her family or her fame etc.
@MJ tops in what way?
I really like the song Prisoner with Miley Cyrus and I would like to see her exploring more of this pop/rock influences in her next album. I think she has this mysterious & stylish personality like she imposes respect with her eyes and she has a lot of presence for me, I don't think she is basic. I'm SO excited to see which ways she is going to take in the future and I'm confident about her next steps. If there's something we learn from her is that "Dua Lipa never disappoints".
I completely agree. I really hope her next era will be a new wave punk rock music.
future nostalgia was such a good pop album... i am not comparing them, but this was her teenage dream era for her career. she can definitely do much more. i've loved dua for over 7 years now, but it is definitely true that there's nothing distinct about her personality from her peers.
i’m honestly scared she’ll become like katy. a great hit maker who defined the beginning of a decade but failed to form a fanbase and had their career fall through the floor. i love dua so much though, and think she can avoid this
@Hit me baby one more time nah future nostalgia was just a great pop album
@Hit me baby one more time says the person that has a Britney Spears song title in the username, that's pretty fruity
@@josjoererg Katy has a fanbase, she just changed her image so much that many fans stepped aside
@@josjoererg honestly, i think she is more likely a taylor or ariana to me, but more on taylor. If you think about it, dua still hasn't got a no.1 hit, same as with tay and ari only having no.1 with their 4th/5th album, but you can see that they already had hits. Personally I hope that future nostalgia is just her "fearless" record and can still top her previous albums like tay did with red and 1989 and so on
In an instagram Story she hinted that she is doing something she hasnt done before, I'm not sure what that could be but its definitely going to be risky and to be honest I'm happy she is taking the risk and will reinvent herself again instead of doing something we've seen from her before
i just hope it's not a trap album, we're good was bad enough lol
i think she'll go for the major pop star status. People already love her.. A LOT!
Dua definitely shows more of potential in a rihanna type route, especially being that overall dua is not only a music star, but has definitely become a fashion influencer in her own right. I can see the world respecting her in a way we respect rihanna today. After seeing her confidence turn in the future nostalgia era, i definitely think she will continue to go her own way in a confidence we cant help but respect. I respect her aspiration to be like Madonna, and while she shows similarities she doesnt have a personality as gripping as her. Hopefully dua continues to be unproblematic and we see her rise to more acclaim and become more confident in her abilities.
Just à tiny correction, angèle is a an artist from Belgium, and its also not pronounced angeley it's more so angelle
But still a great video
@@yt4870 Well that is pretty ignorant and disrespectfull...
@@yt4870 huh
Love this channel. Madonna came out at time went so many social issues weren’t talked about. She also hung out with the NY art scene, imagine hanging out and being inspired by Andy Warhol or Keith Haring, only to lose them to AIDS. she pushed the envelope and gave an entire generation a voice…all over the world. What a powerhouse she was and still is.
I love Dua Lipa, and you really called it out. She does need an identity and needs to inspire her fans. Look at Lady Gaga and her “monsters” or Beyoncé and her “Beehive”.
i’m so happy for how far she’s come in just the past 5 years. I think covid messed up her plans for future nostalgia but after the tour this year and release of her next album i think she’ll become even more of the household name she already is. I feel like highkey it might just be americans who don’t really know her tbh
Her music brighter than her individuality
Her next album should be definitely 2000's inspired. Imagining something like Loose by Nelly Furtado, The Fame by Gaga or Blackout by Britney.
if she does that people are going to think that she jumps on music eras without having an stablish identity
she needs to re-do The Fame Monster's dark dance-pop sound, or R&B, alternative R&B, House
Absolutely, I would like her to make an album who looks like loose by nelly
It’s probably harder for an American to understand, but as someone from the UK, Dua Lipa is the current BPG. She’s had a massive debut era, even bigger second era abs multiple smash collaborations in between. She’s like a UK Rihanna. That said I do acknowledge she needs to cement her persona and who she is artistically. Her debut could’ve been a fluke, but she cemented her status to a degree, but not fully on FN. Album 3 is where she will not only need to cement a fan base but curate a following across the GP and other ventures like fashion. I have faith after FN, she knows what she’s doing. Tracks like We’re good were simply to see if people would connect with that direction, it didn’t so I can’t see that sound returning.
She should take a year off to fully get inspired. Nowadays everyone wants to release new music in the span of 6 months 😭 and the music doesn’t live up to the hype
she’s taking her time, it has been almost 2 years since FN was released
Yea omg 2 years…but also dua has made the future nostalgia era last for a very long time which is rare nowadays…so i wouldn’t be surprised if she disappears for a while
She has to tour with Future Nostalgia before she releases her next album
yep I wish billie took that advice ngl
Weeknd being a complete example
in my opinion her next album should be r&b, blues , soul inspired. Her voice really fits that style and you can see it in some of the covers she’s done (especially the Etta James one).
I'm not really a fan of hers like that but I do think she has an amazing voice. So I do agree with you 💯. She should do an R&B album. She has the voice for it.
100% agree. A traditional R&B record would be amazing for her.
Yes, I would love to hear Dua Lipa singing an rnb or ballad like songs, that resembles Mariah Carey and Toni Braxton
Dua really needs to establish a loyal fanbase like Taylor Swift or else she might end up like Katy Perry. For DL3, it would be great if she reveals more about herself on the lyrics and find a target audience.
bahah was that an insult to kp cause i’m 100% sure that kp’s fanbase is booming right now after she released W.I.G
@@SunShine-ht5ur That was not meant to insult KP. My point here is that after Prism era, the recent stuff she released underperfomed and I am mad at how Harleys in Hawaii did not get the recognition it deserves and I think that a stronger fanbase could have helped. I actually love WIG and I hope that they wouldn't sleep on it because its a bop ✨
@@SunShine-ht5ur booming fanbase yet wig is underperforming… where is the so called fanbase
@@SunShine-ht5ur honestly, her fanbase isn't that strong anymore. w.i.g. doesn't even enter billboard 100. she is just now a nostalgia, sadly to say
Agreed I think dua has a similar situation like Katy . But let's see what's her next album do better or no . But I really think her next album will be different if it's similar to her past album then it's going to be flop . If I say about Katy Perry her era was different than dua , her music was better actually everything was better but here dua has to do lot of things to make her next era perfect . I wish that Katy Perry will back with her roar and bring a new era like Teenage dream and prism .
I would hate to see Dua Lipa fall into a mold where Personality equates to Provocateur even though some artists do that well. Dua hits hardest for me when her voice reveals an emotional depth - as in Levitating (maybe ironically for some who might see that song as light). I see epic ballad among the grooves in the future 💚
Future Nostalgia was so good.
I don’t think she’ll ever top future nostalgia , just like Adele with 21. Future Nostalgia was a moment, no skips, all songs have single potential. Pop perfection. Keen for her next body of work.
agree, this album was IT. like her future music will be great and i do think she will have hits in the future but this whole era... wow everything she did was gold
Adele has topped 21 yet
Even 19 is better
I think she can match it. Some of her unreleased songs for this album had great potential but they definitely kept and mastered the best ones.
Ok but Adele DID top 21 with 30 imo
I love Dua! She's extremely unique in her personal style and her music. Her vocals, instrumentals, and lyricism are all such a craft. But her personal feelings should be emphasized more as you said in the video. But she definitely is her own and is building from her own form of individuality.
The Weeknd’s After Hours and Dua Lipa’s FN were probably the best albums of 2020 and of the last two years seeing how they are still being played. In this day and age, having an album that’s two years old but still getting radio play is a rare achievement.
for me it was folklore and evermore but those two were great too. 2020 was a great year for music unlike 2021
@@user-rv7ge1tc4l folklore was good too. 2020 was definitely the better year.
@@user-rv7ge1tc4l we're talking about critically acclaimed yet it's mainstream hits album. Folklore is alt-pop/indie-folk album, it's intended to be focused more on songwriting.
@@thankuslay6766 and yet it outsold both albums combined
@@thankuslay6766 also idk about you, but I was talking about my favorite album of 2020 so I don't really get your point
Dua in her FN era feels like Taylor in her 1989 era, both are/were living their best lives. I just hope everything goes great for her unlike Taylor in 2016.
If She doesnt Trust in envíous people She would be fine
Taylor had to pull out a 180 to save her career after 2016, and that's what kept her on top of the game. I truly don't know how Dua will do that without having that drastic change... 3rd and 4th albums are always tricky
Taylor released Reputation which was way different than her songs before 2015 so yea that was a total 180
Kind of, but i really hope that this is just her "fearless" success and we still havent witnessed her "1989" era
taylor's brief fall from grace post-1989 was less due to her music and moreso that she was just overexposed as a personality. I couldn't tell you the first thing about dua's personality, which is both a pro and a con and I don't see her getting to that level of controversy.
Cold heart is actually 4 songs its not just rocketman
The four songs are:
Rocketman
Kiss the bride
Where's the shoorah
Sacrifice
I was about to say the same thing.
I’ve been following Dua since 2015 and I hope that she truly finds who she is as an artist as I’ve really enjoyed seeing her progress and growth ❤️
me too! seeing her rise to stardom is so fulfilling and if you know her well her personality isn't ordinary at all. she's a British girl with lots of ambition and potential.
Am I the only one who thought “We’re Good” sounded like something from her first album and less like a “Future Nostalgia” song? It’s gonna be weird seeing Dua extend the era solely for the tour because of covid postponements. Unless she pulled a Drowned & Sweetener Tour move and drop DL3 and tour for both
We're Good reminded of the Positions by Ari.
she should have released if it aint me with normani as a single
Her next era, imo, should be either a Nelly Furtado type era wheres she links up with Timbaland/Pharell for some late 90's/2000's style production [I think she could pull it off. It would give her the ability to solidify her image as the female The weeknd/Bruno Mars by playing off older styles and keep her ahead of the curve for the upcoming 2000's nostagia we'll see more of this decade]. OR a more rock inspired album [Idk if she'll go with a retro 80's sound just because Miley just did that with Plastic Hearts, but she did sound amzing on Prisoner. She could pull of pop-punk if she wanted to.]
Yesss
We’re kinda tired of white washers. Can y’all like go somewhere else with that?💀 Like dang, can the BLK Community pls get a break?
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 I'm talking about a pop album not her trying an R&B/Hip Hop or a Miley 'Bangerz' era. Pharell and Timbaland are no stranger to giving their funky and futuristic spin on pop music like with Nelly Furtado and Britney Spears. I was thinking about Britney's "I'm a slave 4 U' or like Nelly Furtado's 'Say it right' or "Promiscuous" for example. All classic pop songs and not whitewashed or trying to be anything it's not IMO. She could pull it off. Also pls don't speak for all of us, I'm black and I think this would be a great path for her.
I feel like '90s and '2000s style production is very dated and not as timeless as '70s and '80s. I think she can still stick to '80s. There's lots more sounds to be explored from that era while adding her own modern touch, or even some '90s touches that sound good (One Kiss, and Electricity come to mind when I think of '90s that sounds good)
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 lmao right
Am I the only one that wants to hear her do soul/R&B music? Her lower register would shine in those genres!
yes you are lol she’s the only main girly in the music industry still doing fun pop music
@@shawtybae4252 The people that liked my comment would disagree. And I’m not saying she can’t still do that since it’s obviously working for her, but her vocal type would shine more in other genres. A lot of people discredit her vocal ability because it’s suppressed by the dance instrumentals.
!!!!! Her vocals would sound amazing. I would like to see that
She has no ability to do riffs and runs, even Ariana Grande doesn't go full r&b, it's still pop song with snap and melismatic voice. Dua is like Madonna, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Carly Rae Jepsen. Their voice suit best in pop.
No, can y’all stop wanting white people in our genres pls? I’m getting sick and tired of our culture being appropriated left and right.
This is an interesting conversation. Everything about the Future nostalgia album and era was brilliant. I liked her first album, but she really reinvented herself from the ground up with her sophomore LP. She is ALREADY an international pop star - just look at her streaming numbers! But I do think Dua will have to switch it up to bring herself to that even higher level. I think people would get bored if she does more disco pop. The 90s/2000s pop route make sense to me. But I’m curious to see what SHE has in mind, and I want to see more of who she is as an artist. I don’t understand why y’all are looking at her deluxe album tracks as if they are a sign of the musical direction she wants to go. They are simple leftover tracks - there’s a reason they are deluxe and leftover, because they obviously aren’t as good as the standard album. That being said, both We’re Good and Fever are great tracks. Fever is a little more generic and fun. But I can definitely see Dua because a Rihanna level hitmaker.
@monochrome YES
I completely agree.
Future nostalgia was pop perfection and I couldn't be more fine with that, however it feels like she doesn't convey her emotions and her true identity through her songs and her performances, despite the astounding improvements she did.
In order to become a real long lasting icon she needs to be just confident in being and expressing herself.
Completely disagree.Just look at K-Pop where they say nothing with nothing.And look at Rihanna,she had 0 writting credits or her fifth album...Dua doesnt need to talk about herself or her songs or boyfriends or whatever,she seems really mature not to get engage quickly and talk badly about her exes in songs.Her promotions needs to happen outside her music and that its on her uniqueness,all female Pop Stars have some uniqur quality about them,Dua has none...
I feel like she just has to understand the exact appel and deliver on that note. Like, how Weeknd is doing with his follow up to After Hours.
I read in teatime that her next album won’t be disco which I hate but I get it. She owned that sound for a minute but now there’s so much disco pop coming out I get why she wants to move on.
A dance pop era would make sense, it’s a natural progression from disco and it fits her voice. I'd love for her do something like Kylies Fever that’s got less literal disco influences or something like Nelly Furtado 3rd album Loose, with a dance-pop and R&B sound. Or 2000s bubblegum pop Britney inspired sound, but with an edge. Or something more soul like Amy Winehouse with a poppier production.
The possibilities are endless, but I do feel like she’s gonna be pulling inspiration from 2000s music.
TheWeeknds wasnt a new era,it was a follow up album,completely different coming from a guy who disapears for 4 years then releases an album,Dua cant do that because its been 2 years and unlike TheWeeknd who "still had a story to tell" Dua doesnt,she needs a new era
As soon as I saw Dua Lipa I clicked right on, I'm a huge fan of Dua!
"Angelaaay" I died 😭😂
Honestly, I'm very excited for her next album, but I feel she might struggle with releasing something that could be better than future nostalgia because she and her team really outdone themselves on that one
It'd be cool if she released an 80s new wave inspired album (not so much disco). Go 80s all the way!
Or maybe that 80’s House or Ballroom 😚😚😚
just so you know, Angèle is not French, she's Belgian ;)
I think he meant it as she sings in french
@@pupper2054 yeah probably but I mean you wouldn't say an English singer to refer to someone singing in English x)
@Anna lmao I was kind of taken aback by how he said her name too at first, but then I remembered I listen to and talk about kpop often and I know for a fact I don't prononce some artists' names correctly sometimes 😂
@Anna that's awesome ! but you're not really that interested in the language anymore ? I find it beautiful to listen to ! One day if I have the time, I'll try to learn it
He said "huge in France" as in she's super famous in France
personally I feel like she should go in the rock direction bc after hearing her on prisoner I need more of that from her!
a lot of people say future nostalgia was one of the best pop albums of 2020.....but imho it was THE best album of 2020 and one of the best pop albums I've ever heard, period, I haven't enjoyed a whole pop record so much from start to finish in a LONG time
so yeah, it'll be hard to top, lol
SAWAYAMA topped it for me in 2020
It’s not the best. ❤️
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 what is the best then?
Honestly I’m gonna be honest dua lipa gonna have a lot of pressure to follow up such a Brilliant album like future nostalgia cuz I have heard levitating so many times everywhere and it doesn’t get annoying like Bruno mars uptown funk did and then her song has been on the charts in the top 5 for a year I’m excited to see how her 3rd album will be and usually people have a idea how a artist new album would sound or should sound but for her I honestly don’t know and that’s why I’m so interested in her career right now
personally, in my opinion, I can see dua lipa pulling off a very controversial album next time around, she stated in an interview that it's gonna be " completely different. " dua is a businesswoman, her 2 albums, had almost every song as good to be a single, so she knows when to not do certain things, & when some things are too far? but then again,I'm not saying, she's never going to flop, or have an album as good as the other, because it's very rare.. but I do feel like this album could be a balled? because due to like news headlines, with her & anwars breakup, I genuinely feel like it could be very sad? the album, because she said it's gonna be different, so I feel like the whole, sassiness to dua, & her badass energy, could turn into a more adele, a route where it's balled & some sad music, but my issue with dua atm.. is she doesn't have a very loyal fanbase at all? She's a very private person & which has actually caused an issue with her, due to her having a very unloyal fanbase.. but then again, you never know... I thought dua was just your singer who's songs are gonna be hella overplayed, & just a boring singer, but when she released Future Nostalgia, it was a taster on what's yet to come... I do feel like her next album, will be the same success as her recent ones.
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I think the Moonlight Edition tracks were a scramble given that so many FN unreleased tracks already leaked. The re-release was pre-planned I think, considering how many artists have done re-releases a few months into their album cycles anyway. I'm not sure what her next sound is going to be, but she's gaining great stamina on her own timeline which is so impressive. She also has a cultural stronghold - people from all spectrums of music see her as a cool girl, which goes a long way in pop music considering pop maximalism is starting to have a revival. Her tone can take her to many genres, similar to Rih. I just hope whatever is next is good music, whatever that may be. I think she's self aware enough to navigate a good sound the next album. I think her "thing" is just being a cool POP star which is something we haven't had in a while.
I was very disappointed about the Moonlight Edition, they should have included the leaked songs instead of we're good, it seemed like they included very early songs that were recorded between the first album and future nostalgia before she decided on the direction, when she announced the B-Sides are coming i was expecting 5-7 unreleased songs and then they released the moonlight edition which i still didn't think was the b-sides because it contained mostly already released songs and remixes, i viewed the moonlight edition more as a deluxe edition.
I feel like she is in a similar situation Billie Eilish is in, billie cemented herself as a dark, creepy, edgy anti-pop star, when happier than ever released everyone labelled it a flop era because it had dramatically changed theme and concept being a much more lighter album as her dark theme was so cool and unique, she was known for dark and ppl weren't expecting a shift, hence why her album has less impact than WWAFAWDWG. Dua lipa is now known for her disco-pop mainly cause' she really excells at it, so i feel a similar thing is going to happen to her as it did to billie. She’s in a tricky situation here of being criticised for not changing enough.
I wouldn't really compare them. Billie certainly does not lack charisma/personality and definitely had that identifiable factor that made her a household name, unlike Dua imo. Billie's sharp image change was simply the wrong move marketing-wise, together with the fact that her new album is simply not as good as her previous one. The difference is that Dua needed that image change to advance her career since her first album lacked personality. Billie did not, and i'd argue that she should have stuck with her previous aesthetic, or maybe at least have some sort of a transitional era/taken a long break. Evolution is an amazing thing when it is done right, look at Taylor Swift. Billie did not have her Red era, she went from speak now to 1989 and it threw people off. Also, I truly think that the reason billie did not have any huge hits is that the quality of her music videos and songs just went down with HTE.
@@user-rv7ge1tc4l i am a billie fan, i listen to her music frequently and i love HTE just as much as WWAFAWDWG, u said billie didn't have her 'RED era', however i'd respectfully disagree, HTE still had many dark songs (I didnt change my number, oxytocin, overheated, NDA, therefore i am, happier than ever 2nd half) that could help bridge a shift in style. Also just because an artist doesn't have a success on charts, it doesn't mean the album or song was bad (ppl need to understand this, because the charts lately are trash, we all know it) The whole fandom of Billie and ppl how are not in the fandom agree that Happier Than Ever her best song, even though it didn't chart better than Bad Guy. Plus, a MAIN THEME on WWAFAWDWG, isn't just darkness but teengae angst, struggle, anxiety and humour which is still highly prevelant in HTE, basically both her albums + her ep show this, so billie hasn't strayed away as far as u think
@@christianmarvello7527 I am a huge Billie fan since 2017 and I kinda disagree with most of your points:
1. While happier than ever has some darker and moodier songs, what I mainly talked about was its marketing and aesthetic, which is simply not as interesting and exciting as Billie's debut, and made the image change feel way too intense for so early in her career. Back in 2019 -2020, there was a lot of mystery behind Billie, now there is none.
2. Happier than ever is a nice song but to me, it is just not better than her previous music, I might be the minority. It is definitely shocking and anthemic, but it is not nearly as unique and haunting as songs like when the party's over or ilomilo.
3. I genuinely did not find this album to be better than her debut, I could not care less about the charts. I listened to DSAM and to WWAFA on repeat like playlists, and while I do listen to some songs on HTE, it has instant skips like Lost Cause. This is obviously subjective, but I feel like HTE the album was rushed and Billie should have taken a longer break before releasing more music (although I do think that Billie's vocals are great, I mainly do not like the production/mixing which I feel was not as interesting/ well-done as it was on her debut, but that's on Finneas).
I'm expecting a R&B album from her. Her deep voice is *chef kiss*
I read someone saying that she’s the new Katy Perry: good team, pretty face, hits and no fixed personality.
What do you guys think?
I feel like she should take a more experimental hyper pop sound for her next project. Hyper pop is the future of pop so it would make sense if she used the genre to her advantage. She’ll still keep the radio friendly dance pop elements that defined her music but trying out some new things to further revolutionize pop music
And what if she'll flop wit that ? Because Charli XCX flopped after doing that style of music
Dua has one of the biggest challenges right now. Such a huge album, everything after that is either set up for failure or even bigger success. I don't know if she will keep this "nostalgic pop" genre or try to do something completely different like pop punk/pop rock, which is becoming like the next big thing since 2020.
For DL3, building an identity and a strong fanbase is a great thing to focus on. She should reach out to her fans (Loves). I think if she opened up more about herself or what she stands for, it would solidify who Dua Lipa is and strongly connect her with Loves.
I love her! future nostalgia saved me in the middle of pandemic! i remember playing the full album for the first time in March 2020!
I get what people mean by personality, but it's not she lacks one she just seems to be very calm, humble and private when she gives interviews and that's okay ?
I really find it unhealthy that we came to a point where we expect artists to share their every single thought and aspect of life to be seen as having a "personality"
I actually see a future for Dua. I think she will get there bc her style is already recognizable and her fanbase is wide. I actually find Ariana so generic- from style to music. Her fan base are mostly female kids & teenagers-she still has tht Disney allure. Even when going for "provactive" lyrics there is still sth bubblegum pop abt her & she's an imitation of Mariah.
@D G Dua Lipa has a large fan base outside US, she is British Albanian- she is popular in West & East Europe. She has collaborated w/ Mark Ronson & Calvin Harris-both British Power Houses. She is just breaking into the American Market to establish her base
@buga Arianna has been around since 2011, Dua is just breaking into the American market. Yet Dua had Madonna & Missy Elliot on her Levitating Remix already-two BIG OGs. Ariana’s sound & music in her albums sound recycled from album to album and in due time her commercial success will dwindle if she does not switch it up because it has been 11 year since she’s been around & she has not drastically switched it up to touch other genres or styles.
@@liyakidane2085 😂😂😂touch some grass ...
Yes, Ariana is just a whitewashed version of Mariah. She literally has no identity. 😭
I am rooting for her and I am so proud of her achievements in the future nostalgia , the standard edition of it is skipless and timeless, I don't think their should be much pressure on her she is definitely staying strong but when you said something about personal I thought yes we better know more about her as a person on her next album.
3rd and 4th albums are always such a pivotal moment in an artist's career, it's such a slippery slope she's in at the minute
I loved her last 2 records, it’s pretty clear that she’s an artist who takes criticism very well and improves every chance she gets. I know that what she shows next, will be even better than Future Nostalgia and will take the overall sound of both her previous records and combine it with something new. If I had to guess, I would say Rock.
I think she'll end up being more like Kylie Minogue a great pop artist who lacks vocal prowess of Whitney and provocative nature of Madonna but a dependable non offensive pop star who will be loved by the masses.
I think she'll go with a dark theme in the next album
We'll just wait as she will keep surprising us
her album rollout will definitely go down in history… first time in a while an artist has performed so well
...You do realize she released FN at the same time has The Weeknd?Who dominated everything right?
Rihanna is also charismatic, a fashion icon, and had a defined ‘bad gal’ image
That's the tea. Dua has no image. She needs to build a brand to distinct herself. She needs to show what she is in her songs.
I feel the exact opposite. Her first album, the deluxe edition, is fantastic. A good mix of uptempo and heartfelt songs that aren't TOO depressing. FN was her getting bubblegummed up for mainstream. Trite, poppy songs cashing in the dance music movement.
She will never be like Madonna. Madonna wrote just about ALL her songs. She was/is a pop songwriting master from the very start of her career
@buga one hit? where u from cos over here she has like 15 top 10 hits
@@Itzzy515 First of all, grammar much? 2nd, from "Lucky Star" & "Burning Up" and others from her debut album, to the present, Madonna has had a firm hand in the songwriting dept. Co-writes? Of course, but most melodies and lyrics are hers. 3rd, don't be the blind one. #facts
@@Itzzy515 yes, you are right, "melodies are hers" 😇And, yes, we can actually agree that she was also GREAT at marketing herself. very shrewd and smart.
Madonna stole most of her music. 💀
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024 😂🤣🤡
Can yall believe future nostalgia turns 2 in March. Unbelievable😭
Dua Lipa needs to show her personality more, she doesn't have a cult following like the other pop girls do and showing her personality more will lend itself well to creating a strong fanbase. She could do this by posting on TikTok and going live on social media platforms more
Future Nostalgia is such a masterpiece and I'm in love with its every single track! I'm eager to see what happens next and what genre is going to be "the main" on Dua's album. She's pretty busy now: starring in upcoming movie; SERVICE 95; a lot of work and stuff. I just hope Dua is enjoying her job as much as possible ❤
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I think it’s going to be 90s/00s pop. I wouldn’t mind Rock either
She needs to go Gaga. ‘The Fame’ Era. It would transition nicely from Future Nostalgia but into more dark, personal. The problem is Gaga has always shared her life story in her music from day one (the girl from New York etc). Dua needs to focus on writing deep songs now that people can get to know her more from. It’s good to have hits but she needs more personal because when people become to know her better she will cement her artistry. That whole Fame Era sound is coming back around anyway. We are going back to 2010’s. Gaga created a world for her fans to live in and that’s what dua needs to do.
Ball and chain should have been on the side B of the album because that was a bop for sure. Management really did let her down on that one.
I think Dua hints at going for a "councious pop" route with Boys will be boys, specially because that song is the most unique in future nostalgia compared to the disco hits
didnt Katy try that with Witness and it just flopped.
Dua lipa honestly needs a gimmick, just like Troyce Tv said. I’ve watched a video with her first ever A&R and he said himself that the industry has been trying to create the next Madonna for pop music with Dua. But as talented as she is, there’s nothing appealing to her. The only person who has that IT factor so far is honesty Doja cat and she is in high demand right now. They need to stop thinking that looks and good music is enough. Where is the journey, creativity, hell where are the shock factors. When lady Gaga came into the scene the world LIVED for a good shock factor. But those days are behind us now. The industry needs to do better with these upcoming artist.
I think your point about her not having a distinctive personality definitely links in with her poor stage presence. While her dancing has improved since the One Kiss era, her stage presence still falls flat and I don't feel anything when I watch her perform. Like even artists who don't dance, like Adele, have fantastic stage presence because they still show their personality while Dua does not. I think this is something she needs to work on if she wants to have longevity in the industry.
I think future nostalgia was one of the best pop eras we got in a long time. I hope she stays!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Honest seems to have this mentality that all good artists must be edgy or provocative. I don't think Dua needs to be edgy to be a great artist. She just has to have a great sound. Simple as that.
I didn’t say Dua has to be edgy or provocative to be a great artist. Dua said she wanted to be the next Madonna…..Madonna is edgy and provocative. Dua is not.
I want her to let us know her a little bit more. I hope her next era shows a little bit of her personality and personal side
the thing with dua lipa is that while her songs are ok, i never got a chance to actually like them because theyre played everywhere all the time. shes a newer artist sure but promotion wise overexposure is just as damning as underpromotion. ESPECIALLY since dua herself doesnt have a distinct personality, fanbase or as honest said, an artist identity yet. As someone that only hears of dua lipa through the grapevine i still wonder what the hype is *really* all about. all that stands out to me is her deep voice and her height. i have the same qualms with julia michaels,, like yeah i hear alot of her stuff but, who is she? whats the hype??
Dua is just amazing, unbelievable gorgeous and extra talented, also she is a good girl, with lots of social awareness and very very smart
Future Nostalgia is a fantastic album packed with hits, but I do think she has stalled somewhat by riding the success of this album and 'lending' her success to other well known artists like Elton John and Miley Cyrus when I feel she should be building on it for her next album and cementing herself as a star in her own right.
For her next album she should either)
1. Create a Michael Jackson off the wall 70s funk and soul album, it’d be a great continuation from FN. listen to this mashup levitating x rock with you over on my channel and gives a taste of this idea
2) go full on pharrel / nelly furtado on us, 2000s rnb inspired pop. Her song firestarter is perfect for this and would be a great first single, maybe with a collab from a 2000s artist like Britney or pharrel.
Either way she’s a hit maker and I’m sure she’ll deliver some bops along with a whole new hairstyle and aesthetic
I really wanna see dua releasing some r&b bops omg
What's next? Ms. Lipa is going on a world tour and I'll be attending!
I also hope she bring this genre back, New Jack Swing.”
Didn’t Bruno do that with Finesse? But I get the hunger for it’s comeback
The problem with Dua is , she is very famous , everybody sing her songs or at least know them , but nobody I’ve met has ever said that their favourite singer is dua lipa or even mentioned her in their favourites . I don’t know what this is but her songs are very liked but she is not as likeable as other artists of similar success as her , she doesn’t have a dedicated fanbase I would say .all her songs will age or are aging badly . Nobody goes back to listen to few of her older hits now . It’s just like she makes a song , it gets famous on tiktok for few months thn pooofff , the song is gone . I go back to Kanye’s , Beyoncé’s , Ariana’s , the Weeknd’s or even Justin’s song ( nostalgia ) more
that is just simply wrong, just go and look at statistics. Her first album which came out in 2017 is still getting 3.6 million streams everyday. In the top 10 most streamed albums on spotify list only ed sheerans divide has the same amount of daily streams while future nostalgia has 7.6 million daily streams. Every other album on the top 10 has less daily streams than dua lipas debut album eventhough some are more recent like beerbongs and bentleys (2018 and 2.4 million daily streams).
and Future Nostalgia is even better in longevity, for a 2 year old album 7.6 million daily streams is insane and if that doesn't convince you just look at the chart hiistory of the future nostalgia singles. It's quite the opposite of what you said, they start pretty low and climb their way up, then they stay for a very long time, levitating has been charting for 64 weeks and is still going, it will soon overtake adeles rolling in the deep (65 weeks) and become the longest charting song by a female artist in history. And also apart from levitating all the other future nostalgia songs have a very timeless sound, they are still streamed a lot, they will be streamed a lot in 10 years and you should do your research before saying shit like that. Btw i know a lot of people who named dua lipa as their favorite artist.
She needs to show more personality she makes great songs but her personality seems so bland like she doesn’t want to make any waves unlike Madonna who wasn’t afraid to piss ppl off.
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she needs to go in a complete different direction and go 90s cyberpunk, imagine the whole aesthetic and concept, it’d be iconic
Funny enough I was thinking about this just yesterday. It’s an excellent album and I may be wrong but it felt like she really reexposed the disco sounds. Like she made them popular again in a more modern sense. As I was listening to some of her songs and seeing all her Stan Twitter memes it made me wonder what she could possibly do next. I do feel like maybe we the listeners shouldn’t put too much on artists about doing more and more but in that same breath, if we seem to be letting some people advance when they don’t top themselves, we might end up with a lot more mediocre artists.
I also never realized that we don’t know too much about Dua. I have felt it, like I know what you mean, but I’d never been able to put my finger on it. She’s able to be raw and cry and all of that but she still seems very guarded. I don’t think she’s someone who wants to let people into her life a whole lot. She’s just being agreeable and unproblematic and not really showing much of herself so it feels like she’s just around and releasing good music. I wish artists didn’t have to show who they are personally in order to keep a good audience but I guess it helps with relatability. Hopefully she can find a healthy medium where she’s also satisfied. There might be a lot to do with culture and upbringing in her keeping to herself but I’m not saying it’s definite. At the end of the day she doesn’t have to be as open as a person like Doja Cat.
Future Nostalgia is perfect. I'm really scared about her new album
She’s an icon, she’s a legend and she is the moment
She hasn’t had her future nostalgia tour yet, she should take her time before releasing new music
Her first album is just excellent and showed a huge potential. Pretty hard to miss it.
I'd like Dua to go somewhere unexpected. Future Nostalgia lived up to its name. If she goes 60s british pop or Motown, that would be interesting
I hope she won't be another Katy Perry, I mean I like Katy's music, but after her 2 huge albums (TD & Prism) she flopped. She told that she was doing something more serious and than we received Witness which is not as bad as everyone was talking about it. So yeah I hope Dua won't have career like Katy had
i hope her career continues to be successful!
I find Dua to be completely void of charisma. She's not untalented, but I don't find her interesting at all and her performances put me to sleep.
She made a album that’s too good now, very hard to top with the next one
Still waiting for Dua Lipa's "LIKE A PRAYER" Era 😂 😂😂 I can't imagine Dua vs. Vatican issue HAHAHA
I see her more like a modern day Katy Perry. Future Nostalgia was her "Teenage Dream" album, and I see her more doing a "Prism" album (3d album that repeats the successful formula of the previous album) instead of reiventing herself too much.
Agreed 💯. What would you describe her First album about how that era was for her?
@@sweetqueenladybug2028 I like to compare her withe Katy Perry because they both debuted with a pop generic album without bringing any clear concept or new sound, but they brought iconic hits like I Kissed A Girl and New Rules that made both very famous. They both have exploded they're physical attractiveness since the beggining. They both came back with a 2n album that took everyone by surprise with a great artistic improvement, clear concept and new sound. The both cemented they're sound and identity in they're 2n album, and now Dua needs a 3d album to finally stablish herself in the industry.
Almost all artists need 3 successful albums to stablish themselves in the industry before they start "flopping", but by the time the flop knocks their door, they've already become solidified icons with a large fanbase that will consume all the stuff they do and that's what will make them stay in the industry.
What Katy did in the 3d album was kind of repeating the TD formula, she said that she would bring a new dark sound and show a dark side of her, and she kinda did with some songs like Dark Horse or Unconditionally, but TD alredy had dark songs like ET or The One That Got Away. She started her 3d era with Roar, which would perfectly fit in Teenage Dream.
As much as I love Dua, I don't see her bringing anything different than bubblegum pop songs. She's definitly talented, so is Katy, she can bring new sounds to pop, but she's not as versatile as Gaga or Taylor, and she's not a great vocalist either. I don't know what to expect from her for her 3d album, the only thing I know is that it's going to be a huge success because it has to.
That's why I think she's modern day Katy Perry, she even is a KatyCat! She went to the TD tour and met Katy on stage with other katycats.
Btw I don't see Dua making a Witness album, but let's remember that no one expected Katy to do so...
@@rao803 ok that’s understandable. 👍🏾💯. I hope for the best for Dua lipa in her new next era 🤞🏾.
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