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Imagine if she led the FF era with this in 2010

Summer's 'All I Want For Christmas is You'

I would think that's If U Seek Amy - looking at their discography, everything before that song was very pop-rock

Was Till The World Ends supposed to be on Cannibal or was it written specifically for Britney Also, I heard maybe like 10 years ago that Kesha had recorded a demo of Your Body by XTina - was there any truth to that? @TomTom

I always wish Britney had gotten Kylie's Get Outta My Way (it was offered to her) and led Femme Fatale with that - would have been a slightly more mature direction but still in the Britney lane.

I'm thinking Britney Spears

Is it just me or does that CGI used in the quicksand scene look so cheaply made? What is the Woman's World at the end supposed to symbolize

so she wrote all this stuff while touring? zamn

Well.. he also wrote hundreds of other songs so what makes you think this would be a rehash of that from 2015? if anything, look to what he's recently written/produced on for ideas (ex. Good Luck Babe)

Did you... read what I said? I said in early 2016. I don't have the numbers, but I'm very sure probably all of these songs were outstreaming G.U.Y. in 2016, didn't say anything about daily streams today.

And all of those flops peaked higher than G.U.Y.

This will almost be entirely what she's dependent on - she has good digital sales, but weak streams (aside from the first day/week ish). Her chances at remaining on the Hot 100 (even if its in the middle to lower half will be based on her radio performance. She should really be targeting a Hot AC/AC hit.

She lowkey could have been unstoppable and worked her way up to a million+ opening week with how much support/big name she was after the Superbowl. Imagine the smash if she waited for Rihanna to have her moment after Adele in early 2016, then dropped Witness/CTTR/whatever and debuted it at the BBMAs 2016. She was genuinely on/close to their level at that point, and had definetely surpassed Gaga after the 2013 fiasco.

how do we know this? i remember hearing this back in 2017 when the taylor beef was alive and well - is this feud still there?

only on ATRL will Xtina stans claim that a song that debuted with the highest amount of digital copies for a female in a week at the time was a "faux hit" imagine if it was released during the christmas week 2 weeks prior - probably would have debuted with over 600k copies