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  1. We all love some good pop music, but let's be real—some pop girls make music that belongs strictly in a hotel lobby or an elevator. It's not necessarily bad, it's just ultimate background noise. Who is the absolute queen of elevator music? Cast your vote below based on their overall discography! There are more names I wanted to add, such as Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson, Miley Cyrus, Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado, Fergie, Nicki Minaj, Shania Twain, but there are only 20 options available. Vote wisely and give a proper explanation!
  2. We talk about lyrics, beats and vocals all the time, but music is so much more than just the final track. What shapes the art that moves you the most? You can base it on your fav artists and explain through their craft which segment matters most to you.
  3. Why was Xtina able to reach bigger peak in the UK than Mariah Carey? Mariah's highest selling album there is Music Box, which is 5xPlatinum, while Stripped is 7xPlatinum.
  4. What do you think? Be as creative as possible.😅
  5. Natasha Bedingfield - Spotify Top Songs | Current charts | YouTube stats Last updated: 2026/07/17 Total As lead Solo As feature (*) Streams 3,665,493,700 3,120,371,810 3,042,049,539 545,121,890 Daily 2,659,284 2,464,230 2,437,420 195,054 Tracks 105 83 74 22 Christina Aguilera - Spotify Top Songs | Current charts | YouTube stats Last updated: 2026/07/17 Total As lead Solo As feature (*) Streams 11,060,470,121 6,055,869,730 4,661,095,723 5,004,600,391 Daily 3,900,679 1,852,124 1,450,552 2,048,555 Tracks 269 246 185 23 Most-streamed song currently by each of them: Song Title Streams Daily Unwritten 1,878,881,023 1,329,294 Song Title Streams Daily * Moves Like Jagger - Radio Edit 2,213,370,336 1,071,52 Natasha has 2x less solo songs and almost 3x less songs as lead. Xtina only wins overall when you include her features. Why do you think this is the case?
  6. It's not controversial at all, everyone knows that she won't reach The Fame's numbers ever again, but no pop girl will either. What matters is that she is still successful and has her loyal fanbase after almost 20 years.
  7. Because she is talented and makes good music.
  8. Which artist had the stronger body of work in each decade of her career? Consider all (studio/official) albums released during that period and vote for the decade you think was stronger overall. Madonna vs. Beyoncé — decade by decade. or
  9. Well, duh. Insane run of hits and she was pushing big numbers albums wise too.
  10. None. All of them have had big solo hits (many of them became classics). They've been there, done that. Collaborating with others is nothing to be ashamed of.
  11. or Both are among their most iconic songs/videos (personally, Toxic is more iconic than BOMT imho). Which one wins overall?
  12. Good music, talent.
  13. Nope, both songs are bops. And people shading J.Lo here as if she isn't bigger than Kylie in every single metric: she sold more pure albums, she is more consumed overall in SPS numbers, gets more daily streams on Spotify/Youtube even though Kylie has like 2x more albums. Kylie has to be the most overrated pop girl on this forum because her numbers are the floppiest of them all overall, barely 40 million SPS. Albums like TFM and 1989 did those numbers alone.
  14. Which one wins in terms of talent in 2026? Take into consideration vocals, writing, producing, performing, dancing, acting, stage presence etc.

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