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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
I am just hoping she won't be as dumb as Hikki and let people like Timbalend produce her songs, nor pretty much hang around rappers.
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Eh, it wasn't Timberlands nor Hikki's fault that her album didn't do well in the states. You should blame that on her record company and management. Srsly! Promotion on the internet/her website, one
local tv station interview, a couple of lil articles in local magazines, and one-time air of her on mtv is nowhere as good of damn promotion for an album here. If you wanna make it here, you've got to pull a Rihanna. As in, sponsorship deals, put out numerous singles, be featured on/in popular magazines (ie Seventeen. Elle..etc.), lots of tv/radio promotion nationwide (ie Vh1's "Artists you ought to know" <- Best way to get popular IMO), and a record company that gives a damn about you.

(That's not a Rihanna tho.

) I believe if Hikki or any other artist gets that they'll be popular here.
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Originally Posted by ♥ you!
OT: DDD what's going on with your posts? Your post on the last page wasn't there when I saw the thread this morning...something similar is happend to Kaori. Do they have to be approved by mods or something? 
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Yep! They have to be approved by the mods. Bad time for them tho. The mods aren't normally on here like they use to be. I think they have a couple of more weeks to be moderated and then they are free.
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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
We'll just have to wait and see. The only thing that is annoying me when it comes to Hikki's USA stuff is that EXODUS had too many songs like Let me give you My Love and Workout and blah, instead of aiming at 13 year old kids and horny tards she should have just done what she does the best and try attracting more mature audience.
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Wut are u talking about?

Exodus wasn't preteen/teen aimed. You could tell from the lyrics that she was definitely not aiming that low. The Workout, Hotel Lobby, and Tippy Toe are her most provocative tracks that she had ever created as it talked about one night stand to being a prostitute to being effing a married man who has family. Oh yes, that's preteenish/teenish!

It had a way more mature feel to it than any other album she's put out. I seriously luffed it.