author: Clayton Brown
date: March 22nd 2024
topic: music industry, song history, billboard
Do you want to succeed in the music industry?
Have you always dreamed of succeeding with music and being on the radio or television, touring concerts, live performance, awards shows?
If you are going to win in the music industry before you can live up to the idea of beating the best most historically famous people in history,
you will need to beat the people at the bottom of the list of successful.
Out of all the music stars in history,
there are still many artists that succeeded while you are still nothing, yet.
The first step to succeeding in entertainment is beating the least successful,
but still very much historically remembered and famous people.
That means, before someone can win in the music industry they are going to need to beat The Time. That’s right.
The worst best band from billboard that was not a one hit wonder is The Time, and a few others that have the same score.
I think it’s kind of cool that I can look up the worst band of the best bands only to read some really fascinating information about the band and links that lead to more information that actually makes the music industry feel successful and talented instead of some middle-of-the-road band that leads to nowhere.
I don’t mean they are bad sounding, they sound great.
What I mean is that statistically they are the band you need to be better than to make history.
Can you do that?
If you can’t, you’re not going to be famous.
The best you’re going to get is becoming a one hit-wonder, or worse,
not even a one-hit wonder.
There are so many bands that history remembers that have made millions of dollars without ever being a one hit wonder, for example, Black Sabbath.
Ozzy Osbourne himself has only ever appeared as better one time on the list of best tracks at the end of the year according to billboard history. He never made the list with his own band despite the numerous time the television will insist on promoting him as if he was the days success during yesterday memories of music.
Hopefully you understand I’m not referencing Ozzy in any way to defame or insult him.
Please note;
the culture of music is so hard to win there are many bands that most people do remember even though they it never really occurred to you or I to find out how successful that band or singer really was at the time.
I finally did and after doing so have discovered some insightful information about the most successful band and singers in history since the dawn of the Billboard charts began all the way up until last year 2023.
Did you know Blink-182 is a one hit wonder?
What about Metallica? Did you know their song Enter Sandman never made the list of best tracks at the end of the year and instead the song became a future memory for something that never occurred then or now.
Something truly interesting to note about the history of the most successful people and songs from history, based on billboard charts of best songs of each year, is in how so many bands and people have been shown on television to be far more greater than they ever were. This is because within the echelons of different genres the television caters to those genres. So the next time you meet someone or talk to someone that complains that their alternative culture doesn’t get enough attention or air time just know they are lying because there are a lot of country stars that are not as famous as the television would lead you to believe and there are a lot of rock bands and rock stars that are not as famous as you might think, for example, The Smashing Pumpkins are a one hit wonder.
According to history and my childhood videos were created to sponsor a list of one hit wonders during the 1990s. What I think about that is why would those people be sold as one hit wonders before they had a chance to have a second success?
Did you ever hear on TV that the 90s was the era of the one hit wonders, or even the 80s?
That’s a lie. In fact the real era of the one hit wonders is the 1960s. The baby boomers lied because they didn’t want to admit and they figured no one would do any research to find out that they were lying. The 1960s listeners were way more ADHD than the 80s or the 90s.
It’s fun to know detailed information about history.
This time around I decided to dig deep into the information concerning the history of music and found some intersting facts about culture unto myself for my own passion for knowing the music industry and writing the truth about the history of music.
Whose the most popular star in history is not such a hard question to answer.
Knowing the people who succeeded more than their peers in a pool of fame is much harder to decipher with simple television watching and TMZ. TMZ characterizes like all fame television and gossip TV the idea that what you see is what’s most famous which is often propanda more than anything else. E News does too and Hollywood whatchamacallit tv shows.
I gathered a lot of information and wanted to know what I could gain by knowing what I would learn if I studied the information and now I’ve done that.
What I have is a lesson on fame to understand that if you want to be the best, before you can be good enough to be the best, you have to beat the worst, the bands that are still famous but at the very bottom fo the list; bands like The Time.
Funny thing is about that though is when you read the wikipedia page on the people from the band The Time you suddenly realize these people are way too famous for you because even later in life they continue to write music and make hits including winning grammys. So in other words, the least popular lowest charting hits you know, are still your worst enemy until you can do better.
Like wealth, sometimes being the very poorest has it’s perks, and in this case, being the last famous person or band to make the famous list also has it’s perks.
© 2024 music office blot, clayton brown
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