...uhh... I clearly stated it´s my own personal opinion. No need to get bitchy or salty here, fanboy!

A pretty bog standard personal opinion tbh.

I was not sheeting on pop, I was sheeting on artists I personally think are mediocre. It´s just a coincidence most of them do pop music, but I can name ****ty urban latin trap artists like Bad Bunny and Arcangel to set a different example and genre if you want.

But personal nonetheless.
Another personal opinion and in relation to Kesha, I actually think she did a very good job on her 2017 record. I admit the album´s name is slipping my mind (Rainbows comes to mind), but her vocals were terrific. Her collaboration with Eagles of Death Metal and the slower and acoustic tracks were my personal favorites. Good job indeed, K :clap:

The only true Arkangel.

Rule, number 456. Never dis ICP, Ke$ha (who dropped the $ by the way), or Motley Crue, or else Batlord will turn you into a newt :laughing:

I respect her decision to drop the "$", and I'll use "s" when talking about her newer material, but as far as pre-Rainbow music goes and in general she's still "Ke$ha" to me. The dollar sign is life.

Bump.

In addition to the OP, who will be the defining artists of the 2010s?

Brockhampton
Odd Future (members)
Future
Purity Ring
John Maus
Solange
Anohni

???

Solange and Anohni would be nice but kinda wishful thinking imo. Brockhampton's a shoe-in but it'll be interesting to see how their image evolves as they grow noticeably more corporate.

Death Grips, Kamasi Washington (unfortunately) and Kendrick all come to mind for me. I also think that a new generation of listeners is going to recognize the current incarnation of Swans as a defining 2010s artist. Deafheaven and OPN could work their way into the mix too.