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Slave 4 U is just divine. I'm obsessed with that song and video. One of the coolest singles a pop star has ever done. Whenever is great as well I really like it, but yeah Slave is a clear winner for me.

Kind of a random thought but I was listening to Rainbow by Mariah the other day and thought about the fact that her path could've played quite differently had Mariah made How Much a single back in 2000. Because '03 Bonnie and Clyde wouldn't have happened if that was the case. Would they have still been inclined to do Crazy In Love then? How would her debut album play out instead? Obviously she would've become a big star regardless, she was destined for this but it's interesting to think about how differently things might've happened.

Would've paid even double the price if the full Kitty Kat video was on it but she's not getting any coin from me otherwise

That Britney video is what dreams are made of I swear

Sadly I have to agree. With the exception of Femme Fatale, I think that one is worse.

No? Life happens, people change. Just because you don't agree with who she aligns with nowadays doesn't mean she wasn't genuinely one of the coolest people in music at that time, which was more than 20 years ago. Plus she's hardly guilty of anything actually damming for anyone that's not a terminally online leftist. Most people don't care.

This made me so sad...

I love this so much, it's in my top3 singles from them!

No new cover?

It will always be!

One of my all time favorite projects by a pop girl! Everything about it is exceptional!

9 Muses WILD!

Yes omg. Literally stopped being friends over this with someone

Last at the moment sadly. Maybe it'll grow on me some but idk.

It was very funny back in the day. But the irreversible brain damage and PTSD it has caused to some people is very worrisome.

A lot of the music from the turn of the millennium sounds like this to me honestly. Such a fascinating point in history for music and pop culture in general.

Because it's exquisite! But yeah Don't Go Knocking On My Door is amazing too. Oops is so underrated.

I like the first act the most! 1 > 3 > 2 > 4 Last act is kind of a slog tbh, the album could've ended at Fragile.

Anything In The Zone > Blackout

There are many to name, but here are some of my personal favorites Cool - Gwen Stefani Slave 4 U - Britney Spears Erotica - Madonna Waking Up In Vegas - Katy Perry Slow - Kylie Minogue Crazy In Love - Beyoncé Hurt - Christina Aguilera Honey - Mariah Carey Together Again - Janet Jackson Love Don't Cost A Thing - Jennifer Lopez

Butterfly definitely. But Stripped is great too.

Which album track from Mariah Carey's 19991's album Emotions do you prefer? Which one do you think would've made for a better single? Discuss!

She doesn't need to 'bounce back'. Everyone's path and journey is different and she has had a very successful and respectable career, more so than the vast majority of recording artists. Everyone slows down at one point, some sooner than later and there is nothing wrong with that. The only reason girls that had similar trajectories as her do not get dissected as much in online spaces is because they don't have hoards of mentally unstable lady ga ga stans foaming at the mouth at their every move.

It's definitely not among her best bodies of work, but it was perfectly fine laid-back, softer record that worked as a palate cleanser after Glitter and set her up to have her big comeback with Emancipation. It's an important part of her career imo. And there are really good tracks on there. The One, Lullaby, Subtle Invitation and of course Boy (I Need You), which is one of her most underrated singles and best music videos! I prefer it over anything that came after Emancipation tbh.

They didn't. The only thing that's failed is your 6985327th pathetic attempt at a Christina drag thread.