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For me it's Christina Aguilera, but Whitney, Rihanna & Cher all around their mid twenties are up there.

I'm sorry you feel the need to diminish another well-respected singer's talent. There's a reason Christina's name has been dropped in these kind of conversations ever since she started, because of her versatility, emoting capabilities, raw energy... So define outsinging, it's not just technical capabilities.

Christina Aguilera, Celine Dion, Lady Gaga

Definitely Stripped by Christina Aguilera.

The Grammy's got it right that night

I mean, Pink could've just accepted to not sit in the chair & respect boundaries, that would perfectly fit her 'nO BuLLy'-shtick even... But in stead she chose to dig up 20+ year old stories, sing to a Christina blow-up doll & mock Christina's public intoxication charges throughout these years. That's a different kind of absurd. Luckily for Pink her pettiness, like her success & accomplishments, is always just there & mostly flying under everyone's radar.

Nah, Renaissance isn't AOTY material or groundbreaking by any means, Lemonade not winning that Grammy was actually debatable. They're really trying to make this into some sort of Leonardo DiCaprio Oscar kind of situation tbh.

Stripped by Christina Aguilera is the prime example imo.

Stripped - Christina Aguilera

I'd still have Stripped any day over that Avril album tho.

Christina Aguilera's was the absolute best imo. Videogames by Lana is definitely among my most favorite debut songs as well.

A bit underwhelming & generic for her standards I suppose, but I feel it will grow after a few listens… idk but I think my biggest issue with it is that the song could be from literally anyone and it feels kind of impersonal to me.

The only thing disgusting here are your vile intended fan-fiction assumptions implying Christina has anything to do with her mental breakdown.

Aside from the roll-out it's a Spanish EP album and those simply are not as anticipated as a full English studio album. Her Mi Reflejo album, released in her prime, shows it rather caters to a niche as well. Additionally half of the content was released months ago & there is no physical edition. I think no one expected it to chart, but it's all ok. She delivered a solid, quality project so far.

Xtina for sure

I think this one will always feel like either a Sunday, a big hug or a spark of hope.

I think I still prefer La Fuerza as a whole as I'm a bit undecided on song 4 & 5, but at least there's no Somos Nada 2.0. And the 1-2-3 punch of Sueltame, Brujeria & Traguito is everything. But most importantly - So proud of Xtina for delivering such a stellar project so far. Best of all I think she sounds inspired & is having a lot of fun with it, reminds me of pre-2010 Christina. To me it seems the tours, residency have all helped her to further evolve & develop on the premise of Liberation; artistically finding herself again. As much as I love Liberation, it always felt like she was just starting in that regard. I definitely see and hear growth here when we take the interviews & the few performances into account as well. She definitely exceeds my expectations so far.

I made it somewhat easier to comprehend if you don't mind.

Cute, but Christina’s rendition remains unmatched.

Not sure how to feel about Adele's numbers. I mean, she's having the biggest debut of the year and that alone speaks volumes... but they def feel underwhelming for her standards.

Post-Bionic is actually better than expected. Especially Lotus & Liberation doing 100K pure sales. We can all agree she definitely wasted time during her prime, but on the other hand... I applaud her for always being true to herself and sticking to her plan. Solid discography & stats.

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Save: Christina Off: Pink

Xtina

Not you trying to rewrite history. Christina has her fair share of classics & is one of the defining artists from her generation no matter how you put it. Comparing Liberation & Caution makes sense in a way that both are efforts from aging pop stars who did a similar theatre bundle.