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What could have saved the Bionic era?

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Better single choices.

I just don't think NMT nor its MV were her best foot to put forward. And I don't even remember what else she put out as a single after that. I vaguely recall her using WooHoo but I don't think anything got a MV after the first single.

Elastic Love or Glam could have opened or closed the era, they both would bookend the sound she was delivering nicely.

Desnudate or WooHoo for a sexy second single.

Birds of Prey if she wanted something slower to break up the louder sounds in her singles.

More music videos, nothing like the NMT video because it was so garish. Feed more into the animatronic angle she had for the album photoshoot.

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The five year break excuse is laughable, imagine Xtina fans reaction to monsters for saying this bibliahh She released 'keeps getting better' in 2008 and tried to copy Gaga like she used to copy Britney but it was called out heavily.

The music being bad was the main thing.

The album pulls a shockingly bad 28k streams daily, it's had no kind of revival in any sense. It was rejected then and rejected now. Britney rode Kesha and Gaga's wave to perfection with femme fatale, whereas Xtina released a bloated boring mess in bionic with no hooks.

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I think she should've kept KGB for the lead instead of the greatest hits. That's a start

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