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Originally Posted by Frownland
Well not having trendy or catchy (I would say otherwise on catchy, I heard people humming Rolling in the Deep all the time when it came out) or not being based on sexualization is a bit different than not being pop friendly, at least in terms of music. Her popularity is a testament to how pop friendly she was.
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I disagree.
How do you define pop friendly?
Because when I think of a song that is pop friendly, I think of a song that reflects the trends, subject matter and production patterns that is popular at the time. Objectively, Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" does not reflect current pop trends or music that would be typically defined as pop friendly in today's market
She did not become a superstar by making "pop friendly" music.