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The last 3 female legends of music

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Xtina, Adele, and Taylor are the last 3 female legends of music. Who do you see joining them?

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Let's ask.

 

If we're talking about "main pop girl legends" meaning:

global household names

dominated pop culture for an era

have the catalog, hits, and impact to be remembered long-term

 

then:

Christina Aguilera (Xtina)

Does she count as a legend? No. She's an important pop star of the late '90s/early 2000s, and she has vocal icon status, but she didn't sustain the cultural dominance or consistency of a true pop legend. She's remembered more for her talent and specific peaks ("Stripped," "Dirrty") than as a defining force like Britney, Beyoncé, Rihanna, or Taylor.

 

Adele

Unquestionably a legend. She's one of the best-selling artists of the century, with multiple era-defining albums (21, 25) and timeless ballads. Even though she doesn't operate like a "traditional" pop girl, her impact is massive and lasting.

 

Taylor Swift

No debate here: she's the defining pop figure of the 2010s–2020s. Culturally, commercially, critically — she's the most dominant pop star of her generation.

 

Are they the "last three"?

Not quite. After Adele/Taylor, we still have other arguable contenders:

 

Lady Gaga (already legendary, same era as Adele/Taylor)

Rihanna (huge cultural/music/fashion force — already a legend)

Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande — these are newer main pop girls, but their legend status is still TBD.

 

👉 Short answer: Xtina doesn't qualify. Adele and Taylor are the last two undisputed new main pop girl legends.

 

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I say this person should be re-banned for this dumb post alone.... :coffee2:

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only female legends still active full-time are:

 

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29 minutes ago, Devin said:

only female legends still active full-time are:

 

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Adele is a sneak since it's been years but I agree with the other 4, we need more music Adele

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DAPPA MUTHA FUCKA IS BACK? REJOICE!

 

OT: Britney, Jean, and Spears <3

Is this the ATRL legend I was told about? I'm a bit underwhelmed:kitty:

That being said Xtina devours those other two girlies when it comes to things that matter. As a fighter I'm a bit offended you grouped them together!

46 minutes ago, Devin said:

only female legends still active full-time are:

 

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Swap the first one with this and you're right :clap3:

 

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1 hour ago, Devin said:

only female legends still active full-time are:

 

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Even a broken clock is right twice a day :clap3:

It's bey gaga taylor

some of the replies here…. Id like to think they're being satirical cuz…:suburban:

Gaga, Adele, Taylor. Im not naming Bey here cause she was already a legend 

You don't seriously think Xtina is a bigger legend than Beyoncé and Rihanna….right?

 

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3 hours ago, Devin said:

only female legends still active full-time are:

 

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Nnn not Adele being "active full time" :jonnycat:

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