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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
^ yeah that's what I meant, but you're right.
While some of them are legends that doesn't make them relevant on today's market. That's what I was referring to. None of them will ever stay popular forever which makes them a passing trend in a way. Though when I think about it, there is hardly anyone who'll stay relevant forever so yeah I guess you're right.
There were also Matsutoya Yumi and Takeuchi Mariya, but the latter one wasn't an idol as far as I know plus she still sells tons.
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Well, both are regarded as great musicians... Yumi composed some of the biggest jpop hits ever recorded (like Seiko's Akai sweet pea and Rock n Rouge) and even has an album among the 100 japanese best according to Rolling Stone magazine (her album is at 11°, btw)