According to reports from @ThePopStuff, Tyla’s debut album, TYLA, has outperformed Beyoncé’s latest project, making it the seventh best-selling female album of 2024. This remarkable achievement highlights Tyla’s growing influence in the global music scene and her ability to compete with industry heavyweights.
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The Rise of Tyla
Since its release in December 2023, Tyla’s debut album has steadily gained momentum, becoming a favorite among listeners worldwide. Her hit single, Water, played a significant role in the album’s success, catapulting her into the spotlight as one of the most promising talents of the decade.
One viral post from @ThePopStuff confirmed the achievement, stating:
“TYLA by Tyla is now the #1 most-streamed album by a black female artist released in 2024, surpassing Cowboy Carter by Beyoncé.”
This news solidifies Tyla’s position as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Social Media Reactions: A Mix of Awe and Debate
Fans and critics alike took to social media to share their thoughts on Tyla’s groundbreaking accomplishment. While some praised Tyla for her incredible rise, others defended Beyoncé’s legendary status in the industry. Below are some notable reactions:
@nobydy661:
“Tyla is becoming the biggest African artist right before our very eyes.”
@getawaykunt:
“Not Tyla ending THEE greatest artist of the century. Help!”
@KingMara2:
“Beyoncé is still the greatest pop star of this century. Keep crying.”
@onlyonce___:
“Congratulations, Tyla! Beyoncé remains the greatest artist of the 21st century, regardless of numbers.”
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Mixed Opinions on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter
While Tyla’s success has been widely celebrated, some fans expressed dissatisfaction with Beyoncé’s album, Cowboy Carter. Critics noted that it did not live up to the high standards set by her previous works, such as Renaissance. One user tweeted:
“I haven’t heard anything from Tyla, but I get it. Beyoncé’s an amazing artist, but Cowboy Carter wasn’t her best project. Iconic, sure, but not as good as Renaissance or her earlier albums.”