ThomasTea

Britney

Aside from the fact those are not instances of onomatopoeia… isn't that just a major theme of pop music, it makes it catchy, memorable.

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This is perfect, the production is such a nod to her earlier work, but it's still fresh.

The UK would revolt. By 25 we've moved on from drinking lol

I feel like she's really happy this era especially after how 'sullen' GO was. Boy Crazy is still my top pick >>>

Not you straight-up lying… In the biggest music markets, according to the IFPI, outside of the US (with available chart data) [CG vs A]: Australia - 1 vs 12 Canada - 1 vs 12 France - 5 vs 13 Germany - 3 vs 4 Italy - 3 vs 28 Japan - 10 vs 90 UK - 1 vs 3 As you can see both songs did NOT perform similarly outside the US. Abracadabra has a single no.1 excluding radio or genre charts in Lithuania (a nice little fun-fact for the monsters).

Sounds like a U S of A problem tbh

HIH will eventually hit 1 bn followed shortly by NRO

Dolly, Shania, Carole, Mariah, Stevie

Teenage Dream - 2010

It depends: regarding Katy, Charli, and Lana - no, they were released on small labels/independently and not akin to their actual debut. Arguably, Selena too as she dropped "The Scene" and thus Stars Dance is her solo debut. Sabrina, however, yes - she released several albums, but I do understand her disconnect from them due to lack of creative control.

She should either take on a brand new role in theatre - not a revival (so she has nothing to be compared to) or do some indie critic-chasing TV/Film work.

I'm seated, I've only recently gotten into ha, but her new stuff reminds me of a modern-day hybrid of Shania (with her country-pop sensibilities), Madonna (her unabashed eroticism), and Katy (camp queen).

Katy collected 6 no. 1s and 8 top 3s overall. TD a decade and a half later is still charting in several countries and all the singles are huge and well known.