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Mariah Carey - 'Glitter (25th Anniversary Edition)'
Ooh that's not-
- Your top 5 Madonna songs of all time
- Do you use all of Britney's discography?
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When did you decide when you were done with straight people?
I haven't. I much prefer them to the homosexuals, who are the most unbearable creatures on Earth.
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Amy Slaton (TLC's 1000-LB Sisters) - "Pounds Hollow"
It's been on heavy rotation in this household
- Save 3 Janet Jackson Albums
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What are stans trying to prove with these redundant posts about Beyoncé streams?
It's how they cope. The woman has done pretty much everything that can be done in this field, and is widely regarded as one of the best to ever do it. She has had her time at the top of the charts, and for a very long time - both as a member of a group and as a solo artist. After a while, you start looking for satisfaction in other means, and that's how Beyoncé got to where she is today. By pursuing her desire of complete creative freedom without the constraints of 'how it will do on the charts'. She has absolutely nothing left to prove. And that's been the case for a while now. Anyone who doesn't see that is either acting obtuse on purpose or just plain stupid.
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Billie Eillish vs. Janet Jackson: bigger popularity peak?
The industry and cultural context were different then; Janet happened during the peak of the monoculture era so regardless of what I think of their respective outputs, this is kind of an unfair comparison for Billy. That being said, even though I was basically a baby during her 'peak', I was very much aware of Janet and her songs when I got older. So were my friends, so were my parents, and so were my grandparents even. Frankly I have never heard anyone over the age of 25 talk about Billy eilish. I don't think her grasp on culture is anywhere at which Janet's was during her hayday. Not even close.
- Renaissance & Cowboy Carter now making less than 500k daily streams. What went wrong?
- If your fave didn't exist, do you think another pop girl could "save" you?
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My Big Secret vs Don't Hang Up
Don't Hang Up is just marvelous! This really should've replaced Brave New Girl in the tracklist. But yeah the music she was making around that time is everything, so many amazing unreleased songs from the ITZ sessions. I really hope they do an anniversary edition and include some goodies on high quality.
- Would a 'Back to Basics' 20th year edition chart in the top 10?
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Make Britney a 12-track album.
I actually have it like this in my library: 1.Overprotected 2.Slave 4 U 3.Boys 4.I Love Rock N Roll 5.Lonely 6.Cinderella 7.I'm not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman 8.That's Where You Take Me 9.Anticipating 10.Bombastic Love 11.What It's Like To Be Me 12.I Run Away I think it flows a lot better, both musically and narratively. I like the new tracks but other than Intimidated I don't think they really fit the album that much.
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Britney Spears - 'Britney (25th Anniversary Edition)'
I like the original music video too but OMG
- I'm Not A Girl Not Yet a Woman is one of Britney's most gorgeous MVs