Originally Posted by Vauxhall Nova:
“Business women. Artists. Bah humbug. I blame Madonna for this talk. Some of their songs may well be good pop hits, but to what extent they had any involvement I wonder. They definitely have a presence about them and clearly attract attention, but then so do professional wrestlers. The geniuses - if you can use that word for them - are surely the marketing teams behind them. What Cheryl and Rihanna seem to be good at they unfortunately turn out to be merely mediocre at, when compared to others.
The point about the looks is that the attention Cheryl got above all the other members of Girls Aloud was clearly down to her being the best looking (and the only one who thumps people in toilets).Rihanna, I know less about, but it clearly wasn't her voice that impressed whoever signed her.”
“Business women. Artists. Bah humbug. I blame Madonna for this talk. Some of their songs may well be good pop hits, but to what extent they had any involvement I wonder. They definitely have a presence about them and clearly attract attention, but then so do professional wrestlers. The geniuses - if you can use that word for them - are surely the marketing teams behind them. What Cheryl and Rihanna seem to be good at they unfortunately turn out to be merely mediocre at, when compared to others.
The point about the looks is that the attention Cheryl got above all the other members of Girls Aloud was clearly down to her being the best looking (and the only one who thumps people in toilets).Rihanna, I know less about, but it clearly wasn't her voice that impressed whoever signed her.”
I agree with a lot of this. How much either of them is actually involved in he creative process is problematic at best. Rihanna has a distinctive voice which is probably decisive here.



