Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "OLIVIA RODRIGO - GET HIM BACK!"

Episode Date: September 8, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticJoin us in the latest segment of the Notorious Mass Effect podcast, brought to you by Analytic Dreamz. In this episode, we're thrilled to discuss Olivia Rodrigo's highly-anticipated sophomore album, "Guts." The talented singer-songwriter opens up about the album's central theme, exploring the complexities of young adulthood, in an insightful interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1's New Music Daily.Discover the creative process behind "Guts," gain deeper insights into the inspiration behind specific tracks, and delve into Olivia Rodrigo's friendship with the acclaimed artist Phoebe Bridgers. If you're a fan of Olivia Rodrigo or just curious about the making of this remarkable album, this segment is a must-listen. Tune in now to stay informed and entertained in the world of music.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Obviously, it's very interesting to keep covering Olivia Rodrigo because fans seem to like it. So what I would like to pinpoint, as I've already covered a plethora of topics concerning Rodrigo, is that the landscape of music is getting spooky for hip hop. If our hip-hop heavyweights are not dropping, we are going to completely get dominated by these different genres. obviously we love to boast that hip hop has been the number one genre for the past what decade or so basically hip hop has been number one music genre for a while now so it hasn't been closed with any other genre the comparison the correlation i would like to make is team USA versus every other country in the FIBA world cup you have certain status with certain countries, but they're not on the level of Team USA. So you never really have that inclination that they can beat us. Well, now it's almost like we're repeating history as if you don't know with Team USA. We used to send our best college players to Team USA because we were just so, we were way more

superior than other countries. Nowadays, you can't do that because, you know, other countries have caught up a little bit. That's the same way with music. Music, hip hop used to be number one by far. Look at the charts. You'll see a Cardi B. You'll see a Nikki. Drake. You'll see a Tyler the Creator. A plethora of musicians from hip hop just running the charts. Nowadays, you'll see a Morgan Wallin, Taylor Swift. uh, John Cook from BTS, Peso Puma. And of course, now you'll probably have Olivia Rodrigo all on the charts. And if you think I'm joking, let's actually go to the charts right now. Because a lot of people don't look at the landscape of music from a number standpoint.

Because of course, I mean, it's nothing wrong with listening to music just for fun. You know, as analytic dreams, I like to cover the numbers. So anyways. specifically in the States, if you look at the number one track, it's Zach Bryan, right? I remember everything.

And I see Doja K in there putting a fight. So I'm not saying hip hop is fell off. Like I said, we're still Team USA to go back to basketball terms. But it's getting a little bit more competitive when it comes to the different genres and who's number one in his music space.

So you have Zach Brian, number one, Dojie Cat number two, Zach Brown number three Gunna number four So already in the top five We do have two hip hop But then let's keep going right

Oliver Anthony who came out of nowhere Number five Taylor Swift number six Zach Brian number seven and eight Morgan Wallin number nine Zach Brian number 10 11 12 Molly Cyrus number 13 Zach Brian number 14 15 16

Do you get what I'm saying Hip hop It's starting to be dominated by other genres And even though it's a slow year for hip hop we still have two in the top five so I'm not saying hip hop is ever going to fall off because like I said I keep comparing hip hop to team USA I don't think we could ever get just completely

dominated even in an off year but it is scary to think that if our heavyways don't drop country pop and other genres could just take over the charts as far as the top 15 like for me listing that top 15 Morgan Wallen was in at least like eight of them you know you don't even want me to go to the global charts it's going to be even worse right when you go to the global charts you're going to see junk cook at number one because now overseas artists all their streams are being accounted for if you don't know in the

US only the US streams accounted for the charts so that's why you probably don't see a junk cook because they're not really counted which is unfair to them but hey just how it goes so in global now is opened up to the world It counting all the streams in the world. You see John Cook from BTS, Doja Cat, Taylor Swift, Mike Towers, Billy Elish, Doolipa, Carol G., like, Quervito, Olivia Rodrigo, and Gunna. So from that top 10, two hip hop tracks was in there. And some people will probably be like, oh, Doja Cat isn't hip-hop, but I felt like she is.

So like I said, hip-hop will always be number one, but it is. is getting spooky the way that these other genres are starting to compete. And I want to use Olivia Rodriguez as the mascot for that. Because with this album, Guts, if you don't think this is about to impact the charts like Morgan Wallen did, then you're surrely mistaken. So anyways, click my link tree in my bio. Let me know in one of my social medias. What do you think about Olivia Rodriguez and her track, Get Him Back, exclamation point.

Track number eight on Guts. And if you listen to the album Guts, what is your favorite? favorite track off of the album. And do you ever think that hip hop will be dethroned as the number one music genre in the world?