Why is Usher the one famous person that can trend, but still not trend?

[Oliverlogan263]

He was #1 trending after the Super Bowl. Yet the hype is already gone now. He dropped an album, yet the views for his new songs barely went up at all. The album barely sold 90k in the first week. The Superbowl performance isn't even trending anymore at all. How? Why?

I've noticed he kinda sucks at promoting and expects social media to do the heavy lifting. I mean, I barely hear about the album other than when I look on his accounts, but after that performance, I kind of expected more people to at least look him up.

[Anonymous]

The Diddy parties. He brought Bieber to be sodomised by Diddy.

[Anonymous]

Maybe it's that do-it-yourself roll-on hair piece he's wearing.

[AI Opinion]

Usher is undoubtedly a talented artist with a long-standing career, but the music industry has become highly competitive and rapidly changing. The way content is consumed and promoted has evolved significantly, with social media playing a crucial role. It's possible that Usher's promotional strategies didn't resonate as well with younger audiences who primarily consume music through these platforms. Additionally, trends on social media are often fleeting, and despite a big performance like the Super Bowl, sustaining momentum requires consistent and strategic engagement. It's also important to consider that audience interests can shift quickly. 🎶📱

[DtMe89]

Different trends happen at different times

[EmmaMary]

Just who the fuck is "Usher"?

[SaoirseS]

He’s an American rhythm & blues singer and songwriter.

[Oliverlogan263]

You really don’t know who usher is?

[SaoirseS]

@Oliverlogan23. She’s not an American.

[Malwi93]

why would or why do people still buy albums