[Loghen]

Yes

[Rivington Reject]

Originally posted by Mister Martian

Yes. Blackout is the greatest album ever. It has influenced every album since, including 21.

Made it my signature

[Loghen]

Originally posted by Rivington Reject

Made it my signature

It did?

[Rivington Reject]

Originally posted by Loghen

It did?

It's not working wtfff

EDIT: Never mind

[fortheloveofmusic]

Why don't u ask Lady Gaga herself

[Edi_Shak]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL are you serious????

[marchesa]

Of course not, is this a joke

[Auren]

No, but Blackout > The Fame anyway.

[KyKy]

It influenced every pop/dance album released after it.

[iHooker]

Just because they have songs in the same genre?

They sound nothing alike.

[@joshuamagora]

No

[Miracle]

No.

[Strangergab]

Nop

[ElectricFrancis]

Bye

[Hooligan]

Nope, but 'Blackout' >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The Fame.

[ElectricFrancis]

Originally posted by KyKy

It influenced every pop/dance album released after it.

I doubt that any artist did give a **** about that album.

lol.

[Tysen]

[KyKy]

Originally posted by ElectricFrancis

I doubt that any artist did give a **** about that album.

lol.

I am sure a lot of artists listened to such a visionary album loved it and were inspired by it .

[ElectricFrancis]

It's just ridiculous how Britney fans overrate that album.

Outside of Britney's fanbase no one knows that Blackout existed.

[Tysen]

Originally posted by ElectricFrancis

It's just ridiculous how Britney fans overrate that album.

Outside of Britney's fanbase no one knows that Blackout existed.

These are the same people clinging to her busted knee and glory days. We'll never convince them otherwise