00:0010 Artists Who Destroyed Their Careers With One Album
00:0310. Roddy Ricch – Live Life Fast
00:07Live Life Fast failed to meet its hype, drawing lukewarm reviews, plummeting sales and backlash that silenced Roddy Ricch's Twitter.
00:169. Oasis – Be Here Now
00:19Oasis's Be Here Now epitomized Britpop excess.
00:23Self-indulgent, overlong and expensive, it initially sold well but quickly fell into obscurity.
00:308. Lizfair – Lizfair
00:33Lizfair's self-titled pop pivot, crafted with The Matrix, earned a brutal 0 out of 10 pitchfork rating and sellout accusations.
00:427. The Clash – Cut the Crap
00:45Cut the Crap's harsh synths and poor production betrayed The Clash's punk roots, alienating fans and ending the band.
00:536. Public Enemy – Muse's Sickenour Mess Age
00:56Public Enemy's Muse's Sickenour Mess Age alienated fans with abrupt style shifts, drew savage reviews and a steep sales decline.
01:055. Madonna – American Life
01:09In 2003's American Life, Madonna's awkward rapping and political shift fell flat, causing sales to dip and fans' skepticism.
01:176. YBN Nahmir – Visionland
01:21Visionland's poor sales and soul-trained memes turned YBN Namir's debut into a public ridicule, stalling his career momentum.
01:297. Robin Thicke – Paula
01:33Paula's public breakup album bombed critically and commercially, selling just 24,000 US copies and effectively ending Robin Thicke's mainstream run.
01:427. Number 2 – Lauren Hill – MTV Unplugged No. 2.0
01:487. Unplugged No. 2.0's raw, unpolished acoustic set exposed Lauren Hill's personal struggles, derailing her career and unsettling fans.
01:577. Number 1 – Chance the Rapper – The Big Day
02:01The Big Day drew internet scorn with cheesy lyrics and memes, tanking Chance's ticket sales, cancelling tours and sparking lawsuits.
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