Most Famous Music Artists Without Honorific Nicknames
Many of the biggest music artists have been given honorific nicknames for reasons (like king/queen of pop), but many also haven't been given such names despite their success in music & other activities.

He became a major staple in the EDM industry, with songs such as Levels, Wake Me Up, etc & created the most superior dance music you'll ever hear. He nailed it in the progressive house & others. He didn't get his official honorific nickname from the public. Many fans have been calling him the king of E.D.M. R.I.P. (1989-2018).

She became the best folk artist of all time & she hasn't gotten her honorific nickname.

They became popular for using a wide variety of genres such as progressive rock, folk, soul, progressive house, synth pop, gospel, lo-fi & blog house. They gained major & international success worldwide & are known for raising awareness of issues like manmade climate change. All that & they never got honored any nicknames. They deserve it all.

She was Australia's best folk artist of all time, with a voice like no other. She was the front member of the Seekers, which became the first Australian band to gain international success in the UK and the US. She scored number one hits and is still on the UK charts. She never got her honorific nickname, but she should be nicknamed the Joni Mitchell of Australia, Australia's queen of folk, and the voice of Australia, the voice of a generation, and the nightingale of Australia.

He was a truly fast playing guitarist & was like Eric Clapton's opposite twin. Eric Clapton was honorifically nicknamed Mr. Slow Hand. Roy could've been nicknamed Mr. Fast Hand. He was truly 1 of the best guitarists of all time.

She was known for pioneering the microgenre hyperpop, which helped countless people get into music & highlighted today's music generation. She & her partner A.G. Cook made new sounds that nobody else ever made before & she became an original artist. Despite all that, she never got honorifically nicknamed. She deserved it all. R.I.P. (1986-2021).

He became 1 of the biggest rappers of all time, scoring #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with his signature song Sad. He was 1 of the most versatile rappers of all time, using not only traditional rap, but SoundCloud rap, emo rap, lo-fi, indie rock, nu-metal, R&B & punk rock. He didn't get honored a nickname despite all that. R.I.P. (1998-2018).

He played with some of the most influential blues & rock-n-roll performers of his time & received numerous honors, including a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award & induction into the Blues Hall of Fame, but not an honorific nickname. R.I.P. (1913-2011).

He was 1 of the most acclaimed & influential musicians of the late 19th & early 20th century, renowned for his intensity, perfectionism, ear for orchestral detail and sonority & his eidetic memory. R.I.P. (1867-1957).

He's Avril Lavigne's guitar partner & he didn't get an honorific nickname. He should be prince of punk guitar.

She should've been nicknamed the voice of YouTube as well as the queen of YouTube. She was YouTube's biggest singer besides Justin Bieber during the 2010's. R.I.P.
She dominated music in Japan for over 28 years until her retirement. She should've been nicknamed queen of J-pop (Japanese pop) for all she did. She was known by her stage name as Senya & was also the co-founder of Yuuhei Satellite.


