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Best single off 'Breakaway'

'Breakaway' singles 63 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is your favorite?

    • Breakaway
      11%
    • Since U Been Gone
      20%
    • Behind These Hazel Eyes
      49%
    • Because of You
      11%
    • Walk Away
      7%

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11 minutes ago, Bloo said:

BOY and BTHE are my faves (voted for BTHE though). What an absolutely stacked album though. The single rollout should be studied.

I think it's easy to think SUBG sounds generic because it literally defined a pop music archetype for the decade that followed it. But at the time, it was so new that it created a lot of imitators so that might be why it sounds the most "generic". It was the most influential, by far.

I wish Behind Your Hazel Eyes got it's spot instead. I literally hear SUBG while out and about every single day, I still like it.

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  • BOY and BTHE are my faves (voted for BTHE though). What an absolutely stacked album though. The single rollout should be studied. I think it's easy to think SUBG sounds generic because it liter

  • Behind These Hazel Eyes and it's not even close    all top quality songs but I feel like BTHE is the type of song that is perfect on every aspect

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