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Which is more natural “who’s your favorite artist?” or “who’s your favorite singer?”
Which is more natural “who’s your favorite artist?” or “who’s your favorite singer?”
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“who’s your favorite artist?” is more natural
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@kokorokiara in common conversations, most people would say “who’s your favorite singer?”. “Artist” is a more formal, respectful, and general term.
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“Who’s your favorite music artist?” - I personally think of DJ and producers more, people who do more than just vocals.
“Who’s your favorite singer?” is fine for just singing artists.
“Music artist” is just a more popular term now.
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