Why Fantasia Didn't Become a Superstar After Idol! Stunted Growth Music

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When you think of some of the greatest female vocalist of all time based off skill alone Fantasia may be far down that list, or at the top of it. There’s really no in between as you either lover her distinctive voice for its character, power and uniqueness, or you hate it for sometimes screeching or sounding like a Disney character, but one thing’s for sure both sides would agree that she was special, she could sing, and people liked her. At the end of the day that should make for a great entertainer. And entertainer Fantasia was naturally at heart. She literally invaded American homes winning American Idol in 2004, poised to become a superstar in music. Things began great, as she went platinum in the US out the gate with her debut album and single, achieved grammy nominations and even a win later on, but things didn’t exactly go as expected as her debut would be her only platinum album, as sales declined from then on. Why Fantasia Didn’t Become a Superstar After Idol! Stunted Growth Music

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41 thoughts on “Why Fantasia Didn't Become a Superstar After Idol! Stunted Growth Music”

  2. 2:20 – *She was only the second female artist to have her first single DEBUT at No. 1 on the Hot 100. Several other female artists had reached No. 1 with debut singles. Fantasia made her accomplishment with “I Believe” in 2004.

    The first was Lauryn Hill with her first debut single “Doo Wop (That Thing)” in 1998.

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  12. I Remember Her Rise On American Idol. She Took Us To Church Every Single Performance. But She Has No Range. She Screams On Every Single Song She Sings. I Love Her But It's Hard To Listen To Fantasia

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  26. The industry did Fantasia wrong, she was very underappreciated but she has a very unique sound, every time I hear one of her songs on the radio, I immediately recognize it's her, because of her signature voice. Now I'm not sure if colorism or feuturism comes into it, but it's very common for many black female artists to succeed because they are lighter skinned than other darker skinned black female artists.

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  32. I normally agree with you but you a lil off on this one and I could just be being bias because I’m from NC. Fantasia has had a solid career that spans 20 years and I think she’ll be able to capitalize off the success of “The Color Purple”.

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