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Roblox Introduces Listening Parties, Starting With Poppy’s New Album

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  1. Melody Bot

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    Tatiana Cirisano, writing for Billboard:

    Over the past year, Roblox has hosted immersive virtual concerts with artists like Lil Nas X and Twenty One Pilots. Now, the gaming platform is inviting artists to stream entire albums in the metaverse through virtual listening parties.

    For its first-ever listening party, Roblox is teaming with Grammy-nominated musical chameleon Poppy and her record label Sumerian Records to stream her brand-new album Flux in the gaming platform starting today (Sept. 24). Music from the album will be integrated throughout nine popular Roblox games — which collectively boast more than 3 billion lifetime visits — so that fans can listen as they dance in RoBeats, attend Robloxian High School or explore Creatures of Sonaria.

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  2. BradBradley

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    I don’t understand Roblox, and whenever I think about it, I feel like yelling at clouds. Hopefully, this is a cool thing for some people though.
     
  3. DandonTRJ Sep 27, 2021
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    DandonTRJ

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    The only I think I know about Roblox is that people use it as a euphemism for “kill” on Twitch to avoid ToS violations.
     
  4. SuNDaYSTaR

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    I had no clue what Roblox was before reading this but it definitely looks like something I would have been into when I was younger.
     
  5. morken

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    It's what kids play these days. Roblox, Minecraft and Youtube Kids are the only apps my daughters use on their ipads anymore. I feel like it's a 6-12 year old thing though. Can't imagine much older kids than that find it interesting.