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If that's what it'll take for you to accept that TD had more hits than Baby/Oops combined than yes he has the most hits a stat I won't even care about beyond this stupid conversation because you live for moving goal posts. Better?

The only iconic Nov 6th release is coming

Britney fell off by 2004 and every time she released an Album or song that went #1 it was front loaded and entirely first week dependent. No one cared after the first week for a Britney release.

I get that BOMT is the thread topic but I don't care that Britney did that nearly 30 years ago when the rest of her discography failed to live up to that milestone. Katy had more hits in a singular Album than Britney did with two. Cope.

Britney wasn't even bigger than Eminem. But her Stan's want you to think she was operating on some different level when she just debuted quickly and fell off as fast as she debuted.

Teenage Dream had more hits. "But but the overall gross of the era!!!! But Baby One More Time is bigger than every Katy single!!!! But but Morgan Wallen." How does any of this take away from the actual facts Katy has more hits in one Era than Britney did with two.

You're going on a tangent that no one but you cares about? Me saying Teenage Dream had more hits has nothing to do with Morgan Wallen or any other thing you're going to pivot too in your tangent looking for reasons to justify my stating of facts that Teenage Dream had more hits than Baby/Oops combined.

I can read and do math perfectly fine, but not shocked at you moving goal posts to make a point no one cares about. Glad even you agreed Teenage Dream has more hits than Baby/Oops. The rest of your tangent isn't a "gotcha" to anyone but you.

Taylor's number 1's aren't organic because her fans buy her music, meanwhile flops like Gaga somehow are more organic when she hasn't been relevant as a solo artist since 2011 and needed to rebrand herself into an actress to be relevant in music again.

Again off topic answer. Let me dumb it down for you, does Teenage Dream have more certified smashes than Baby/Oops? If yes, don't respond with a metric I don't care about if no, by all means name the hits.

Glad you can't deny Teenage Dream clears Baby/Oops in hits alone and now are going on an off topic tangent because you're bitter your fave stopped mattering after 2004.

Me replying to the topic with facts isn't hiding behind Katy, I was responding to the topic of the thread. Yes Taylor's Encore performed so poorly getting my fave 100 weeks on the Billboard 200 and her 16th #1 hit. I'll never recover I'm afraid.

Kelly is being a Karen over a misunderstanding and a bird.

Taylor getting a legendary 100 weeks on the Billboard 200 because she can actually sell Albums is impressive.

Christina was mean to everyone and Mariah clearly suffers from an age regression thing.