blown away

They have a very similar vibe, in a good way.

I hope it has some of the B-sides + the original version of Come Into My World as well. I kinda prefer it over the single version.

It was not a hit upon release, kinda mimicked a Hold It Against Me run on the charts. But it has held up better than expected, based on the streams. I would've thought it had 500M streams at max.

Their best song, well deserved

Both are bops but Black Cat simply hits harder.

I love how ethereal this song is. Not even top 20 in her discography, but that only shows how good her musical output is.

Kylie. Despite Enjoy Yourself being the worst album of the bunch, her debut album had some bops to make up for it (I Should Be So Lucky, Turn It Into Love, Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi). Janet's debut mixtapes are both plainly bad.

While I agree that the album is not good it does have a few highlights (Anytime You Need A Friend, Everything Fades Away, Dreamlover) that saves of from being a complete mess. The vocals on it are pristine, but the album is rather bland and suffers from a lack of personality. It's Mariah's version of I Am... Sasha Fierce.

I hated Brussels sprouts, chicory, mushrooms, asparagus, dark chocolate and matured cheeses as a child and now they're among my favorite foods.

Sounds fantastic.

Born This Way isn't a very good song. As important as the message is, it sounds rather clunky. Abracadabra on the other hand is a great song.

Gaga > Rihanna >>> Beyoncé >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Taylor

I guess I have to give it to 143. Both albums have one saving grace (IHHM and Ophelia) and one decent track (Lifetimes and Opaline), but since 143 in total has one song less than Showgirl it makes for a shorter suffering. EDIT: I read the question wrong. Showgirl is the worse one.

Rated R delivered some great singles. I love that she didn't go with the trends with the album and in the meantime delivered quality. Russian Roulette and Te Amo are some of her best songs imo.

I wouldn't necessarily say she's creatively bankrupt, because I believe she has a great re-invention in her. She's just way too comfortable with putting out more of the same and having enormous success with it. The minute she has an 'underperforming' (selling less than a million copies first week) album I'm sure she'll switch it up.