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Impact: Has Taylor surpassed Britney?

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In terms of success, obviously Taylor wins. Her longevity and consistency is matched by a few if any. We've seen some young country singer songwriters come about following Taylors country success. We've now seen a slew of relatable pop singer songwriters come about following Taylors pop domination such as Olivia, Gracie, and those girls. As well as anti-taylors such as Billie. The economic impact speaks for itself. Queen Britney's impact speaks for itself.

 

In terms of musical impact, has Miss Swift surpassed Miss Spear? 

 

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    Yes. Britney's impact was very short-lived. She influenced a generation of artists that by 2005 were mostly forgotten and by 2010 were already irrelevant. 

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  • And i would argue, what was Britney's impact? She was a music label puppet, nothing original, basically the Ava Max before Ava Max     

Yes. Britney's impact was very short-lived. She influenced a generation of artists that by 2005 were mostly forgotten and by 2010 were already irrelevant. 

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yes taylor culture impact is INSANE

the swifties having a wikpedia page is crazy i didn't see any fandom having that so it says alot :giraffe:

11 minutes ago, Badgalbriel said:

Yes. Britney's impact was very short-lived. She influenced a generation of artists that by 2005 were mostly forgotten and by 2010 were already irrelevant. 

This is the big part her stans miss, it's not that she didn't have a massive cultural peak, but it got stunted and then fizzled due to her personal issues. She didn't get to cement a lot of her status permanently and then her fanbase aged out. Beyonce had multiple peaks that kept growing as did Madonna, Whitney, Taylor, Cher, etc.

 

The ONLY time your short lived major impact becomes timeless is when you die a la Marilyn or Amy Winehouse.

I don't even know what to say because Taylor is the main inspiration in a generation that lacks pop culture. Albums and songs are treated as background music or TikTok snippets because of the way the music industry works now. Artists don't sell records anymore. Nobody watches the GRAMMYs or the VMAs. Teen magazines, gossip and celebrity culture are dead and gone. Yes, she has a huge fanbase and she's wildly successful with impressive sales and tour gross, but, does that really impact the outside world? Is there anything she's impacting outside of herself? Is she a part of any movement and is she leading that movement? She's like a flower in the concrete.

 

 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, ChooseyLover said:

I don't even know what to say because Taylor is the main inspiration in a generation that lacks pop culture. Albums and songs are treated as background music or TikTok snippets because of the way the music industry works now. Artists don't sell records anymore. Nobody watches the GRAMMYs or the VMAs. Teen magazines, gossip and celebrity culture are dead and gone. Yes, she has a huge fanbase and she's wildly successful with impressive sales and tour gross, but, does that really impact the outside world? Is there anything she's impacting outside of herself? Is she a part of any movement and is she leading that movement? She's like a flower in the concrete.

 

 

 

 

Back in my day…

Of course. Everything about Britney's career is front loaded. The fact that she's only spent 6 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100 in over 25 years says it all lol.

Excuse me, what EXACTLY is Taylor's impact? What has she changed and influenced, Britney at the very least influenced the comeback of teen pop at the tail end of the 90s

14 minutes ago, ChooseyLover said:

I don't even know what to say because Taylor is the main inspiration in a generation that lacks pop culture. Albums and songs are treated as background music or TikTok snippets because of the way the music industry works now. Artists don't sell records anymore. Nobody watches the GRAMMYs or the VMAs. Teen magazines, gossip and celebrity culture are dead and gone. Yes, she has a huge fanbase and she's wildly successful with impressive sales and tour gross, but, does that really impact the outside world? Is there anything she's impacting outside of herself? Is she a part of any movement and is she leading that movement? She's like a flower in the concrete.

 

 

 

 

Everything you mentioned is very alive in other formats 

Pop culture wise- It is still Britney. Taylor has pop cultural impact as well, but Britney is more of a blueprint. 

18 minutes ago, ChooseyLover said:

Is she a part of any movement and is she leading that movement?

 

 

 

 

Yes. Did you all forget she was the only artist who tried to make the streaming platforms increase their pay towards artists, by taking her songs out of those apps for like 5 years? Or did you all forget about her masters dispute / re-recordings which led to a ton of artists wanting to own their work… :huh:

 

What did Britney achieve in terms of real world impact? 

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21 minutes ago, ChooseyLover said:

I don't even know what to say because Taylor is the main inspiration in a generation that lacks pop culture. Albums and songs are treated as background music or TikTok snippets because of the way the music industry works now. Artists don't sell records anymore. Nobody watches the GRAMMYs or the VMAs. Teen magazines, gossip and celebrity culture are dead and gone. Yes, she has a huge fanbase and she's wildly successful with impressive sales and tour gross, but, does that really impact the outside world? Is there anything she's impacting outside of herself? Is she a part of any movement and is she leading that movement? She's like a flower in the concrete.

 

 

 

 

Yes. Her tour, for instance, impacted the economies of every city she visited, and the FOMO surrounding it was unprecedented. 

 

@Eternium can come to this thread and make 325423535 essays about how Britney is bigger than Taylor in every aspect, but every single person on this planet knows or has been familiar with Taylor for more than 15 years. 

11 minutes ago, MattieB said:

Excuse me, what EXACTLY is Taylor's impact? What has she changed and influenced, Britney at the very least influenced the comeback of teen pop at the tail end of the 90s

Taylor influenced and is the main face of the female singer-songwriter to the white pop mainstream. Like it or not, it is reality, dear :heart:

Yes, Lana is more interesting and influenced Taylor herself, but Taylor is the face of the new pop. Britney, Xtina, and all of that crew did not translate well into the contemporary Western pop landscape. :coffee: All of them are fabulous for a throwback tho <3 

 

 

Just now, CocoPouf said:

Taylor influenced and is the main face of the female singer-songwriter to the white pop mainstream. Like it or not, it is reality, dear :heart:

Yes, Lana is more interesting and influenced Taylor herself, but Taylor is the face of the new pop. Britney, Xtina, and all of that crew did not translate well into the contemporary Western pop landscape. :coffee: All of them are fabulous for a throwback tho <3 

 

 

I'd say that was and is Avril Lavigne

48 minutes ago, satellites.™ said:

This is the big part her stans miss, it's not that she didn't have a massive cultural peak, but it got stunted and then fizzled due to her personal issues. She didn't get to cement a lot of her status permanently and then her fanbase aged out. Beyonce had multiple peaks that kept growing as did Madonna, Whitney, Taylor, Cher, etc.

 

The ONLY time your short lived major impact becomes timeless is when you die a la Marilyn or Amy Winehouse.

Agree. 

 

Plus off topic but your avi makes me :lmao::bibliahh:

 

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well yes, there's a reason why female pop artists these days have FAR more in common with Taylor than they do Britney. Largely because Taylor (along with Lana/Lorde) rewrote the blueprint of what it means to be a female artist.

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Can we stop living in our bias bubbles where we pretend X artist doesn't have influence or impact in pop culture and the musical landscape?

Plenty of artists cite both ladies as huge influences and inspirations. To ask "what did X influence?" just signals to us that you're dense.

19 minutes ago, MattieB said:

Excuse me, what EXACTLY is Taylor's impact? What has she changed and influenced, Britney at the very least influenced the comeback of teen pop at the tail end of the 90s

she literally brings millions to the cities she goes on her tour and that's just her economical impact, something close to no other artist have. she has entire sections dedicated to her economical, cultural, political and musical impact on wikipedia. 

 

i can't believe the amount of delulu and copium some members here have when they say she has no impact. the highest grossing touring artist, richest female musician and the girl who has presidents shaking, mayors welcoming her and economies boosting at her presence. 

 

go outside or at least open wikipedia please.

 

Swift has been credited with making a profound impact on the music industry, popular culture, and the economy.[452][453] 

And i would argue, what was Britney's impact? She was a music label puppet, nothing original, basically the Ava Max before Ava Max :mandown:

 

 

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