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POPGAF |OT-11| A Dramatic Reading
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Mau ®;159516655 said:
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Blackout is only eight years old. You tried it.
See the problem? She is indeed one of the greatest and I bet that most of us (at least those over 20) bopped to a Britney song BUT that claim was a little too much imho.
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The lack of respect Bachney gets and the amount of people who make light of her mental illness is disgusting.
Reporting anyone does so from now on.
God, this choreo is still everything.
Reporting anyone does so from now on.
Britney definitely had potential to be great:
Definitely better than Madge at any point in her career.
God, this choreo is still everything.
I'm not inclined to bow for mediocrity tbh
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I have listened to the live version so much that I think I might prefer that one.
I meant Britney the performer. I mean, we were talking performing skills in the last page.
Blackout was amazing. But mostly because the production was amazing. It was state of the art.
Where is BEYONCÉ in this list?
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God, I seriously thought it was called Fleshlight for a minute.
At least a song about a Fleshlight wouldn't be this beige.
You had me going for a second. I was like, for a song with that title, it certainly sounds like she took it seriously.
Maybe because apart from the bobs of her first two alberns (+ Toxic and I'm a Slave 4 U) all that has driven Britney's career until now has been her life outside the stage. From the top of my mind, if you mention Britney Spears I'll probably won't think of Oops I Did it Again music video. I'll think of her 55 hours marriages, the breakdown and so on. Much like when someone mentions Lindsay Lohan we always think first about the mess her life is and then we remember that she was in Mean Girls (but in a smaller scale for Britney).
I won't lie, though: Britney had the industry entirely for her during her peak. No one from her era even came close, but she didn't have the support she needed, and let's face it, who is strong enough to go through all that she did without breaking down?, and eventually that is what happened to her Which is a shame really. And although Blackout is great, she failed to put her career back on track, getting only a few blips on the radar every now and then and vanishing soon afterwards.
Let her know.
Ven Conmigo > Come On Over
As long as you are talking about the video version. The album version is meh.
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Baby One More Time still reigns supreme.
Oops I Did It Again is more iconic IMO.
Here's a list of my favorite Janet tracks with convenient YouTube links.
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Hmm, maybe. The Titanic reference scene in the video always kills me.
And while it isn't as well known Crazy's quite good too. And the tie-in it had with that shitty Melissa Joan Hart movie. Video mix >>>>>>> album mix
I had to look on Google to remember which songs were on 4.
Love on Top was nice.
I agree with B'day in first, though. The one album with Crazy in Love should be last.
Britney has some of the most iconic songs and performances of the last two decades and the most iconic videography of the last two decades. Most artists fail to make it past an album or two, yet Britney has 14 years between her first and more recent number ones, and more than 15 years into her career is the best selling residency in Vegas.
Yes she's past her peak (when at her peak she was the biggest star in the world, so that's pretty hard to surpass), and no she can't dance as well as when she was 18, but bitch can still move!
To claim Britney is anything short of being one of the pop legend in a thread dedicate to pop music is nothing short of ignorant!
Yes she's past her peak (when at her peak she was the biggest star in the world, so that's pretty hard to surpass), and no she can't dance as well as when she was 18, but bitch can still move!
To claim Britney is anything short of being one of the pop legend in a thread dedicate to pop music is nothing short of ignorant!
Britney has some of the most iconic songs and performances of the last two decades and the most iconic videography of the last two decades. Most artists fail to make it past an album or two, yet Britney has 14 years between her first and more recent number ones, and more than 15 years into her career is the best selling residency in Vegas.
Yes she's past her peak (when at her peak she was the biggest star in the world, so that's pretty hard to surpass), and no she can't dance as well as when she was 18, but bitch can still move!
To claim Britney is anything short of being one of the pop legend in a thread dedicate to pop music is nothing short of ignorant!
She was the Pop princess of the 2000's no doubt. She was the center of pop culture back then too, but we're looking at the present, where she's not as impactful or relevant as she used to be. She'll be noted by the media as an icon definitely, but if her next album does similar performance as Britney Jean then it'll be clear that people just aren't checking for her anymore other than her loyal fan base.
Legend of what exactly?
let me exercise my ignore list tbqh, truly disgusting.
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