Care to explain Back to Basics then?
Care to explain how other, bigger flops manage to keep their bills paid EXCLUSIVELY through endorsements?
I'll wait.
And, again, I never said that Christina NEVER did endorsements. When Christina took over she became more selective with the endorsements she signed on for. Like, I really don't get your point right now.
Xtina wasn't really a flop in B2B era though...? The album sold a lot and she had some well performing singles on it.
Anyway, Is there any real way you can verify that Xtina was being more selective? To make that claim you need to prove two things: 1) that the amount of opportunities being presented to Xtina didn't decrease over time (that she was still in demand), and 2) that Xtina turned down many of those opportunities. I don't see how you can have knowledge of endorsement deals that fell through; that type of info usually aren't disclosed to the public.