Alessia Cara on Backlash : 'I'm Aware That My Music Wasn't Released Yesterday'

Started by Lazarus, January 29, 2018, 03:45:37 PM

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Navyman

Quote from: Baph al Mana. on January 29, 2018, 03:52:16 PM
they didnt wanna give it to someone black that bad that they had to REACH back
Girl they just gave it to Chance last year, a black rapper at that. Y'all stay reaching.

HUGO

Quote from: ANIMMAI on January 29, 2018, 03:53:19 PM
Quote from: HUGO on January 29, 2018, 03:50:30 PM
Quote from: Kaeli. on January 29, 2018, 03:47:23 PM
I like Alessia so I?m gonna ignore this LMAO

But yea she shoulda been nominated last year. Can?t believe her album came out in 2015 :guys:

Wait this is even worse

I thought maybe she had released new music after. I?m fuming even more they did my girl Sza like this

:stressed:

q

You know Sza has been around longer than her right?

This is her first album tho


fresh

Quote from: Lazarus on January 29, 2018, 04:05:06 PM
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Grammy officials will tell you that Best New Artist is the hardest category to get right. In years past, sometimes they've been too lenient about eligibility (Shelby Lynne was on her sixth studio album when she won). Other times, they've been too strict (Richard Marx was knocked out of contention for having had one song on the Nothing in Common soundtrack?an album that wasn't even a hit).

:plzstop: :dead:

so basically the Grammys are a sham, okay!

RAY7

The way the industry built up Khalid naught :dead:
He?s the one that is actually NEW

LiiVE

Quote from: Lazarus on January 29, 2018, 04:05:06 PM
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Grammy officials will tell you that Best New Artist is the hardest category to get right. In years past, sometimes they've been too lenient about eligibility (Shelby Lynne was on her sixth studio album when she won). Other times, they've been too strict (Richard Marx was knocked out of contention for having had one song on the Nothing in Common soundtrack?an album that wasn't even a hit).

:plzstop: :dead:
:omgwatshappening: i am disgusted

Lazarus

Quote from: AYR on January 29, 2018, 04:05:22 PM
Quote from: Lazarus on January 29, 2018, 04:00:25 PM
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Eligible

Alessia Cara. The singer/songwriter was allowed in even though her 2015 hit "Here" was a smash. It was certified double platinum by the RIAA on Jan. 7, 2016?nearly nine months before the start of the current eligibility year (Oct. 1, 2016-Sept. 30, 2017). Cara also had another platinum single ("Wild Things") and a gold album (Know-It-All) prior to the start of this eligibility year?a year in which she built on that early success with numerous hits.
this doesn?t make sense
they?re saying she had an album before
but I guess you?re new until you smash?

She was eligible because she never received a Grammy nod either which made her qualified although she made multiple attempts before.  :dead:




Cowboy Nine

Quote from: Lazarus on January 29, 2018, 04:05:06 PM
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Grammy officials will tell you that Best New Artist is the hardest category to get right. In years past, sometimes they've been too lenient about eligibility (Shelby Lynne was on her sixth studio album when she won). Other times, they've been too strict (Richard Marx was knocked out of contention for having had one song on the Nothing in Common soundtrack?an album that wasn't even a hit).

:plzstop: :dead:
admdsamdasmdsam

hard to get it right!

ch I guess

:dead:

Lazarus

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Kehlani. The singer/songwriter wasn't eligible for her first full-length album, SweetSexySavage. She was nominated for Best Urban Contemporary Album two years ago for her mixtape You Should Be Here. Artists are no longer eligible once they have received a Grammy nomination.

Damn.  :dead: :plzstop:


ya rock muh world.

Well if she didn't get nominated last year it kinda makes sense.

Seems like the Grammys have been in the mood for correcting a lot of their wrongs (more diversity in the AOTY category, etc.) This could have been one of them.


Navyman

It makes sense though. Her album dropped November 2015(couldn't submit for 2016 grammys, missed deadline. And the single Here didn't  decieve any nominations) Her song Here peaked in January 2016, her follow up single was a moderate hit, the 3rd single Scars to your beautiful peaked end 2016, which became her biggest solo song. along with her Zedd collaborations and logic collaborations in 2017 in which her stock continued to rise. Hence 2018 grammy.

MAY

Quote from: AYR on January 29, 2018, 04:08:56 PM
The way the industry built up Khalid naught :dead:
He?s the one that is actually NEW

With his non singin ass :dead:

Lazarus

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(The new rules say an artist "must have released a minimum of five singles/tracks or one album," but cannot have released "more than 30 singles/tracks or three albums" prior to the start of the current eligibility year.)


RAY7

Quote from: Tonkaman on January 29, 2018, 04:14:41 PM
It makes sense though. Her album dropped November 2015(couldn't submit for 2016 grammys, missed deadline. And the single Here didn't  decieve any nominations) Her song Here peaked in January 2016, her follow up single was a moderate hit, the 3rd single Scars to your beautiful peaked end 2016, which became her biggest solo song. along with her Zedd collaborations and logic collaborations in 2017 in which her stock continued to rise. Hence 2018 grammy.
nah, the album was out in time for the 2017 awards
just because it didn?t get nominated shouldn?t put her in contention with artists who just dropped

fresh

Quote from: Lazarus on January 29, 2018, 04:13:44 PM
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Kehlani. The singer/songwriter wasn't eligible for her first full-length album, SweetSexySavage. She was nominated for Best Urban Contemporary Album two years ago for her mixtape You Should Be Here. Artists are no longer eligible once they have received a Grammy nomination.

Damn.  :dead: :plzstop:

omg. she should been nominated!!