OldMoney

I wonder when Britney stans will finally understand that Gaga has surpassed their fav

I think the real question is: Will Britney Spears' new single out-stream Lady Gaga's last one?

There's no trolling and I'm not a dupe. All I stated is backed up with receipts. And my fav's last single sure destroys Britney's. I can't wait to see her next failure. Mind Your Business is going to BOMB

Amy Winehouse talking about pop figures (Britney's included) Britney Beyoncé Christina Aguilera

Looks like she knew how to appreciate the real pop icons though.

All these fume because I say the truth won't change anything about the fact that your failure of a fav is going to bomb.

Oh my God do y'all really believe Britney's career has a future in music? As Amy Winehouse once said (and that was before her breakdown):

Aaaah, finally someone with taste.

Too bad it doesn't translate to sales. We've all seen how her albums debut recently (#3 for Glory & #4 for Britney Jean) on Billboard 200.

Not my fault she hasn't had a smash hit as a lead artist since 2008.

Beyoncé opened for Britney under Destiny Child's name yet since 2001/2003, Britney's been living in Beyoncé's SHADOW forever.

Please, we're not in 2012 anymore when mediocre female artists were still able to smash on the charts with generic music. Hold Me Closer, which was Britney's last single didn't even generate a fifth of Cold Heart's streams (a song that included the very same Elton John. What makes you think she can bag a HIT

Beyoncé's factually bigger according to Billboard, an indisputable source. Both were bigger than Britney though, talent always prevails.

The fact none of her "biggest hits" are close to diamond status and all failed to make the Billboard Hot 100 All-Time Chart. Britney's numbers being so overrated on stan culture will always be a kii to me. Either way, it's Toxic based on streaming numbers.

It's Spotify streams. Bloody Mary was released as a single in 2022, and even so, hit singles in the streaming era will always pull bigger numbers than the ones from the digital era. See Elton John's Cold Heart which has 1,5B+ on Spotify. And no, HMC is not charting anymore on the Hot 100.