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Ep 3. 2024: The Year of The Pop Girlie

EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 38 MIN

Ep 3. 2024: The Year of The Pop Girlie

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With the Grammy’s around the corner, we HAD to dive into the pop girlies of 2024!The gals dominated. From Charli to Chappell, it was a HUGE year for females in pop... Was the 31-song Tortured Poets Department too much for the general public? Was Sabrina Carpenter TOO sexualised? Did BRAT have the cultural dominance that Gen Z thinks it did? And most importantly, who deserves to take home the coveted Album Of The Year trophy? Join us as we run through our standout female pop moments of the year!We ALWAYS want to hear from you! Get in touch below 👇InstagramTikTok Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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