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I was shocked at how young the crowd was at the AM show in SF last year. They are bigger with gen z than you would think. An AM set at Coachella would have a bigger crowd than Doja Cat.
Because nobody realizes that theyre barely in their mid 30's so its def a band the generation has grown up with. Same with Paramore.
I was shocked at how young the crowd was at the AM show in SF last year. They are bigger with gen z than you would think. An AM set at Coachella would have a bigger crowd than Doja Cat.
Because nobody realizes that theyre barely in their mid 30's so its def a band the generation has grown up with. Same with Paramore.
I don’t get this. You’re saying they seem younger to people? Or older to people?
Post by kingvamp999wrld on Jan 7, 2024 0:21:18 GMT -5
Lmao yall still ain't got the lineup. Wucks to suck! I'm at the bar rn and the bartender just showed me the lineup! I hope you like mongolian throat singing! Xoxo -vamp
Lmao yall still ain't got the lineup. Wucks to suck! I'm at the bar rn and the bartender just showed me the lineup! I hope you like mongolian throat singing! Xoxo -vamp
Lmao yall still ain't got the lineup. Wucks to suck! I'm at the bar rn and the bartender just showed me the lineup! I hope you like mongolian throat singing! Xoxo -vamp
when them vamps outside lil bich u better be ready
Lmao yall still ain't got the lineup. Wucks to suck! I'm at the bar rn and the bartender just showed me the lineup! I hope you like mongolian throat singing! Xoxo -vamp
Mongolian Throat singing? Ummet Ozcan confirmed for the DoLab Can’t wait to hear him drop Xanadu!!
I would bet money that more people at Coachella in 2024 know Paint The Town Red than 505 even though 505 has twice the amount of streams.
All these songs from AM with over 1 billion streams (4) came out over 10 years ago. Doja's top songs over 1 billion streams (also 4) came out just three years ago. Are we really going to have this debate on who's songs will be more recognizable at Coachella?
Of course Doja’s songs would be more recognizable by people, dude, nobody’s arguing that
I’m just saying Arctic Monkeys have massively popular songs, their songs are blowing up on TikTok a decade later (there’s articles about how popular I Wanna Be Yours has become due to TikTok), and “they came out 10 years ago” sounds a lot to me like they came out in the current Coachella audience’s formative music years, have only gotten more popular since, and a bunch of 22-27 year olds would be pumped to see them at Coachella
I’m not to trying to argue that they’re bigger than Doja or Dua or “they’d get more buzz than Tyler” or whatever. All I’m saying is if they’re ever gonna book another rock band, this is so fucking obvious and you’re acting like I’m advocating for The National to headline or something
I really think Tyler will be the biggest artist at Coachella this year once his new album comes out. I don't think Lana or Doja have anything new brewing.
I can see it being like 2017 when Kendrick could have arguably been the least interesting pre-new album (Radiohead and Gaga are both super strong acts), to owning the fest once DAMN dropped.
Tyler's progression over the past 3 albums + the estate sale songs, is crazy. I have no reason to think his trajectory won't continue in the right direction. I think he's underrated as a musician. His ear for melodies is immaculate, and his production style is lush and pretty while simultaneously feeling gritty. Between him, Lana, and Doja I think he's easily the most talented
Because nobody realizes that theyre barely in their mid 30's so its def a band the generation has grown up with. Same with Paramore.
I don’t get this. You’re saying they seem younger to people? Or older to people?
I think people think a band like AM or Paramore are older than they actually are.
You know Lana Del Rey is 3 years older than Hayley Williams of Paramore, even though Hayley has been big in the music industry for almost 20 years now. Tyler The Creator is only 3 years younger.
Paramore hits 20 years this year, but since they were barely 14/15 years old making their first album, they are still just in their early/mid 30s. Not far removed from "gen z" at all. Crazy to think Paramore wrote Misery Business when they were like 16 lol.
Coachella is going to tell us how weak they think Doja is when they have every other stage full during her set. They know people will need other options.
I would bet money that more people at Coachella in 2024 know Paint The Town Red than 505 even though 505 has twice the amount of streams.
All these songs from AM with over 1 billion streams (4) came out over 10 years ago. Doja's top songs over 1 billion streams (also 4) came out just three years ago. Are we really going to have this debate on who's songs will be more recognizable at Coachella?
I agree that she would pull a bigger crowd but you’re incredibly overrating how popular/recognizable her music is.
I really think Tyler will be the biggest artist at Coachella this year once his new album comes out. I don't think Lana or Doja have anything new brewing.
I can see it being like 2017 when Kendrick could have arguably been the least interesting pre-new album (Radiohead and Gaga are both super strong acts), to owning the fest once DAMN dropped.
Tyler's progression over the past 3 albums + the estate sale songs, is crazy. I have no reason to think his trajectory won't continue in the right direction. I think he's underrated as a musician. His ear for melodies is immaculate, and his production style is lush and pretty while simultaneously feeling gritty. Between him, Lana, and Doja I think he's easily the most talented
I really think Tyler will be the biggest artist at Coachella this year once his new album comes out. I don't think Lana or Doja have anything new brewing.
I can see it being like 2017 when Kendrick could have arguably been the least interesting pre-new album (Radiohead and Gaga are both super strong acts), to owning the fest once DAMN dropped.
Tyler's progression over the past 3 albums + the estate sale songs, is crazy. I have no reason to think his trajectory won't continue in the right direction. I think he's underrated as a musician. His ear for melodies is immaculate, and his production style is lush and pretty while simultaneously feeling gritty. Between him, Lana, and Doja I think he's easily the most talented
Lana hasn't played in LA since 2019. The dumbest, most basic people in the history of mankind are brawling in the aisles of Target to get a pink mug to put a bow on and post to TikTok because"Lana del rey vinyls vibes."
She will have the biggest crowd of the weekend by far.