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Old 14th April 2010, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by truehappiness View Post
Well, for me, I was talking about her LOOK being very Western.
But her look has always been very western, and anyway, you mean western because of the blonde hair? Apart from that, no J-Pop singer runs around in a kimono all the time. And practically no Japanese person from the XXI century which are under 70 years old.

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Originally Posted by jbrat2219 View Post
It's not so hard.

Everyone wants to over analyze everything all the time when it is as simple as pop produced by Japanese in Japanese and 300K people buying an album instead of 3 million lol.
Agree with this, it's like trying to find five legs to a cat all the time.

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Originally Posted by KuuXAyu-fan View Post
In all honesty boy bands are taking over. Sales of almost all females have gone down quite a bit. I mean TRICK was the #1 female studio of 2009 yet only sold about 400k. I just hope the females can get back in the spotlight and dominate the market again.
I'm sure they will. Everything goes in cycles, specially trends. One day, the boyband era will be over and who knows what else will be in. And then there'll be a new era where girlbands are the in thing and then female solist will rock the world again... it's just a matter of time. And it's not only the boyband power, but their marketing tecniques:

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Why are boy bands more popular? And why do Johnny's Entertainment groups (and its related subsidiaries) DO NOT put their music on iTunes or some sort, leading to "astronomical" sales numbers that usually girls like Ayu could reach in the past but cannot reach today!?
They don't sell their stuff online and practically the only way to get their music is to buy physical albums.

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Originally Posted by ShiSeido View Post
[...] I wanna see how much of a fan you guys still are, when all pop stars get bald heads, no makeup and chubby stomaches. What shallow ppl are calling "music" nowadays makes me blushing. [...]

Because it gives me the impression, that most people are talking about her successes, plastic body accessoires and artificial image S*(HI''T. Lets get back to the MUSIC, just ignoring the other details, which don't really have to do with music, like the F''U&CKIN))G SALES which are actually important for no one else but AVEXXXXXXXXXXXX!!!!!!!!

I DON'T CARE IF NAMIE AMURO IS MORE FAMOUS BECAUSE OF HER SILLY FASHION AND HER AWESOME SALES! SHOW ME HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE LIKING THAT WOMAN IF SHE WEARS MAN JEANS AND A SIMPLE T-SHIRT.

Thank you.
I would still support them as long as the music is good, but hey, image is important when selling a product, but not something that you can't miss. KOKIA is nothing amazing physically and still has tons of fans, and if we want to talk about mega star, Utada has never been flashy or specially pretty by industry standards, and say hello the best selling album of all time.

Although your opinion is worth of respect, that overdose of uppercase caps, curse words and repeated letters just makes it look extremely childish.
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