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It's usually better to compare eras that came around the same time and from artists that breakthrought around the same time, too. Britney's audience is older, they mostly started buying physical copies (as well as pirate copies), then they transitioned to digital downloads era (as well as pirating online), listening free on YouTube (which gets lower sales equivalents than other music streaming platforms due to paying less), a lot of them prefer doing this instead of streaming on the platforms that got popular around the mid 2010s since that is the type of music consumption that they got used to. Meanwhile Katy's breakthrought (in 2008) came around closer to the audio streaming era (which began in 2015 as Spotify themselves said), so her audience got a better transition to the more current music platforms, which also helps a lot that the current younger audience seems to love/prefer music that came in 2005 upwards, even when they didn't grow with it, which benefits even more the catalogue of people that accumulated plenty of major hits when the digital downloads era started in 2005 (I use this year as the start because it was the first year Billboard started using it for the Hot 100 formula)

As someone who antagonized the Hive in the past in the mid 2010s (as a Navy member) It was the Little Monsters who were the ones who discredited collab hits the most in the past, the other fanbases now discredit Gaga's collab hits due to paybacks and irony, so basically a backfire. One example in ATRL, I remember clearly is that after "Million Reasons" went Top 5 in the Hot 100, the little monsters will do a lot of threads about Solo hits back in the day. The other memories of the little monsters discrediting collabs are from Facebook, Twitter and checking Classic ATRL (since I used to read a lot of old threads since they are way more fun, messy and evil in attitude) There was even a thread asking: "Which stanbase started the only solo hit songs count thing?" And Majority of members (specially the older ones) answered the Little Monsters OT: Abracadabra

Better The Devil You Know (The Mad March Hare Mix) Where Is The Feeling? (BIR Bish Bosh Mix) Where Is The Feeling? (Morales Mix) Did It Again (Trouser Enthusiasts' Goddess of Contortion Mix) Breath (Sash! Club Mix) Chocolate (Emo Mix) She has a lot of good ones, specially her pre-2010s, overall when it comes to remixes usually the ones I found to hit me are the pre-2000s with most music in general, somewhere around the mid to late 2000s remixes quality started to decline which isn't exclusive to Kylie, it's like something happened to the music industry. Which it's from my general experience listening a lot of remixes when I get deep in artist, album or just a song.

One of her best songs, and she has a lot of great songs so it's really that good I'm currently obssessed with her pre-2000s material.

I didn't expect this to be the way you came out of the closet OMG!

I mean... is there any Xtina dedicated account which isn't a set up whose main purpose is to get Xtina dragged?

Yay! Another week at #1! More Dopamina Hit!

I wasn't implying they wanted to reach a milestone, it was more in reference to that a lot of the swifties rarely listen anything outside Taylor Swift, which may be the reason numbers of other songs of her got affected. I mean there aren't many explanations, the song was always consistently charting in the Top 200, then the Encore gets released, and a week after "Blank Space" gets totally out of the charts. I guess other realistic explanation is the label and autoplay, something that is common among anyone in a major label, which means the autoplay shifted in prioritize "Patient Zero" so It will keep as stable as possible.

Imagine making a """song"""" that is basically white noise reach 200M streams. I will say "listening what is basically almost silencie is Insane", but let's be serious, the BTS Army are just putting all the album in mass loop, so Spotify doesn't catch them to label that easily their multiple free accounts in suspicious activity.

She has 4. I counted well and used "search word in this page" from my browser. https://charts.spotify.com/charts/view/regional-global-daily/latest It dropped a day before Cleveland! (Which dropped today) I think. Perhaps swifties are putting all their effort in trying "Patient Zero" doesn't drop as much, and Blank Space resulted affected in the process... They are very huge and organized fanbase, which we have witnessed similar stuff with BTS, probably not their level of psychotic but they aren't far either, I have observes in the pass other Big fanbases outside BTS and K-pop, that indeed organize to stream a song to reach a milestone, then they get it and the song drops a lot in recurrent stats.

The clothes should have been transparente, too... even the underwear.

Bring back all black characters in the Main cast to combat it fill the demographics like in the 80s and 90s (The Cosby Show, Family Matters, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air)

Both Taylor and Gaga currently have four songs charting at Spotify Global 200. Taylor Swift: Patient Zero #5 (-2) The Fate of Ophelia #35 (+3) Babylon #131 (-48) Pink Clouding #196 (-80) Lady Gaga: Die With A Smile #14 (+4) Paparazzi #174 (+1) Poker Face #183 (-11) Judas #188 (-36) . . . Patient Zero vs Die With A Smile The Fate of Ophelia vs Paparazzi Babylon vs Poker Face Pink Clouding vs Judas

Tell Nicki Minaj to stop or you will report her to the police.

Do another perfume commercial