If there’s one person an early 2000s girl can recognize, it’s Aaron Carter. He was truly a one-of-a-kind artist.
While most people usually refer to Nick Carter of Backstreet Boys fame, a lot of us people tended to either forget about or lump Aaron in with Nick. However, Aaron Carter had a pretty solid career of his own.
Additionally, he was a major player in the early 2000s pop culture. I’m sure all of us remember him supposedly dating both Hilary Duff and Lindsay Lohan at the same time. Back then, it was pretty scandalous news but aside from that, Carter was known for his music career.
Carter also opened up about his struggles with drug addiction along with being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. All in all, Aaron Carter did not have the easiest life but it’s nice to know he’s finally at peace.
How many records did Aaron Carter produce during his long career?
With the death of any musical artist, people are always either relistening to the songs or albums they loved or they’re ready to check out their stuff for the first time. Maybe it’s just the idea of feeling close to someone or just wanting to learn more about them. Either way, I can’t deny that I listened to some old Aaron Carter after learning of his passing.
Amidst all of his tremendous success, you might be shocked to know that Aaron Carter only produced five albums throughout his career. His discography included his self-titled debut album, Aaron’s Party (Come Get It,) Oh Aaron, Another Earthquake! and Love. His final album was released in 2018 to mixed reviews.
While a lot of us know of his early 2000s work, there is no denying Carter was incredibly talented despite his recent social media postings and questionable decisions. Regardless, it’s clear he meant a lot to his fans and even former fans who hadn’t kept up with him. It’s just so sad to see him gone so soon especially when he recently became a father and had a lot more life to live.
Despite all of the talk about his music and his career as a whole, Aaron Carter was still a person and no doubt had a lot more going on than any of us imagined. That’s why there’s only one thing to say and that’s may he rest in peace.
