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Rihanna Talk That Talk:

Sept. We found love
Nov. Album Release
Dec. Talk That Talk
March. Where have you been
June. You Da One
Sept. Drunk On Love

Born This Way.

Cover:



Singles:

1.) Born This Way (keep the original video, but maybe make it more cohesive and follow a plot)
2.) Scheisse (along the same vein of alejandro, blended with elements of female empowerment and feminism)
3.) Bloody Mary (black and red video, very creepy and haunting. could pass as a scary movie. maybe add in some religious characters like judas but not TOO much.)
4.) Government Hooker (gaga dressed as marilyn monroe and basically lap dancing on JFK and maybe add in a history lesson of what happened or whatever, like lana's national anthem.)
5.) Heavy Metal Lover (s&m video, borderline ****. very erotic and grungy.)
6.) Edge of Glory (the original concept for EoG, mermaids I think? idk, it'll be nice).

Fashion:

Keep it as it was except for the dirty rock star look (luc. ) and the ugly mole and that stupid two-toned bob. More cohesive and not all over the place. There has to be a unifying theme but I can't think of one at the moment. I would say maybe a combination of TFM and TF.

Wow your music video ideas are awsome

Just keep everything exactly the same from The Fame Monster era, except Bad Romance hits #1 instead of #2.

Im not a stan of GaGa but i think Bad Romance not goin #1 is a sin

Born this way:
Born this way as first single
Judas released as second single
The edge of glory originally released as a promotional single turns into the official third single
You and I fourth single in august
Wrap up the era with marry the night
Start tour in spring 2012
Release new lead single for next album in July/august

Little changes for Femme Fatale:

1st Single: Till The World Ends. Give the video more budget, and add an actual story, or leave it like that. Spring 2011.
2nd Single: I Wanna Go. Same video. Summer 2011.
3rd Single: Hold It Against Me. Same video. Fall 2011.
4th Single: Criminal. Same video. Winter 2011.
5th Single: Up N Down. Vogue homage video. Spring-Summer 2012.

Give LOTS and LOTS of promo.

Rihanna - Talk That Talk.

Debuted at number one at the charts, stayed there for like 5 weeks. Released the same week as 1D's Up All Night, making them flop.

1. We Found Love - Pop, Rhythmic, and Hot AC Release. #1. every-****ing-where. VIDEO = The actual one.
2. Red Lipstick - Urban. Will hit number one in R&B/Hip-Hop chart, and top 10 on the UK, where wasn't even released. It hitted so much that they released it on Pop. VIDEO = She, on a car, driving while killing people with her gun. Then she sees her boyfriend house, and sets it on fire. Banned on lot of TV channels, making it gain promo.
3. Drunk on Love - Released on Pop, Rhythmic, Hot AC and Urban. Top 5 on Billboard, and reaches the top 3 on Pop, top 10 on Rhythmic, top 20 on Urban, and top 15 on Hot AC. VIDEO= Rihanna going to the funeral of her boyfriend. It's later revealed that they we're drinking and driving, she got it lucky, but her boyfriend died. Most critically aclaimed pop video of that year.
4. Where Have You Been? - Reaches the number one on Billboard, getting her 12 n°1s! VIDEO = The actual one.
5. Cockiness - Urban only single. Pulls a Birthday Cake-like effect on the charts. VIDEO= Parody video of all the actual pop girls (Including Ke$ha, Katy, Gaga, Bey, Madge). And even other people's genres (Adele, Skrillex, Gotye, Nicki). Named funniest video of that year.

RE-RELEASE. Released the same week that JB's Believe, keeping a 2nd weave of n°1's, for like 3 weeks. Made that album flopped, and Justin's rest of singles flop.


Promo: Everywhere.

Talk That Talk:

We Found Love same video same release.

Where Have You Been same video release in Feb.

You Da One different video Summer 2012

Drunk on Love late Summer/Fall 2012

Birthday Cake as a promo single for urban

Talk That Talk Fall or Winter 2012

One more single, release new album or EP for Spring 2013

This. And maybe release Trip To Your Heart or some other catchy song around the X Factor as a little promo single.

Nicki's second era.

Title: Masquerade



Release date: February 28, 2012
First single: Va Va Voom. Released December 27, 2011.
Grammy performance medley of Va Va Voom and the second single, I Am Your Leader.
Promo, music vids, etc.
Kick off arena world tour starting in Australia in May and ending in October in Mexico.
Next singles during the summer are Whip It (pop) and Beez in the Trap (urban).
VMA performance in September of Nicki rapping a bit of 40 Bars on a staircase. Then it transitions into a bit of Itty Bitty Piggy, which then goes into the final chorus of Super Bass. Then she performs Pound the Alarm and it eventually stays #1 on the World charts for 4 weeks.

Femme Fatale
Release: November 9th, 2010

Singles:

Hold It Against Me, August 2nd 2010 - #1, 3 million

Music Video: Psychological thriller with two Britney's a play on her breakdown. Cat and mouse chase between the dark Britney and the good Britney. During the bridge there is a fight between the two of them, the two Britney's converge, Britney gets up wobbly like a newly born colt and gets infront of the camer and talks to the camera about her breakdown. She makes a declaration, a statement and then executes a phenomenal dance routine of the yesterdays of yore with her back up dancers.

Till The World Ends, November 2nd 2010 - #5, 3 million

Music Video: Post-Apocalyptic world with a singed earth. Britney wakes up and emerges from the ashes and as she walks down in the ashes of New York she brings people out of hiding like a messiah. It's dark but as she walks she starts to dance and the survivors dance with her. As they continue dancing the sun starts to shine clearing the atmosphere of the debris from the end of the world. During the finale you hear all the survivors sing the chorus with her as the dance and move on to make sense of the world before them.

I Wanna Go, January 24th 2011 - #7, 2 million
Inside Out, April 18th 2011 - #9, 1 million
Big Fat Bass July 25th 2011 - #5, 1 million
Drop Dead Beautiful October 3rd, 2011 - #10, 1 million

First week: #1 debut 400,000
Total sales: 5 million

Promotion: Promote the single several times in late August. Appear on SNL during the week before the album release. Go on all the light night shows and perform the week before the album release. Utilize the VMA's and perform so people know she has an album out. Team up with iTunes and have a one week download countdown using How I Roll (#9), Gasoline (#10) and Till The World Ends as highlights to entice people to buy the album. Go to award shows. Look amazing. Do interviews. Go on Oprah and reveal all the week of the album release. Release every day footage of a routine preparing for the tour. Do radio interviews. Have special E.T., MTV, VH1 and Access Hollywood specials during the month of release, etc. Cameo appearances on high profile television series on ABC, Fox and NBC.

Grammy Nominations:

Hold It Against Me - Best Dance Recording (2010)
Hold It Against Me - Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (2010)
Femme Fatale - Best Dance Album

Tour: Femme Fatale Tour
Dates: 80
Length: April - September, 6 months
Gross: $90-100 million

Portray actual Femme Fatales from history have a Greeco-Roman era Helen of Troy setting during one set, Cleopatra setting, Rebecca Hitchcock setting during each of the changes, etc. Lower the ticket prices for the tour after the more expensive tickets don't sell out as fast. Fill up the arena to full capacity even if it's at a discounted rate. Do only 80 shows.

Aphrodite - Kylie Minogue (US: #10, UK: #1, AU: #1)

1. All The Lovers (US: #73, UK: #1, AU: #5)
2. Can't Beat The Feeling (US: #94, UK: #5, AU: #10)
3. Get Outta My Way (US: #88, UK: #7, AU: #23)
4. Too Much (UK: #15, AU: #20)
5. Aphrodite (UK: #38, AU: #56)

Girls' Generation - The Boys (English Album) (US: #3, UK: #1)

1. Genie (Eng. Version) (US: #1, UK: #1)
2. Gee (Eng. Version) (US: #1, UK: #1)
3. The Boys (Eng. Version) (US: #3, UK: #5)
4. New Song
5. Mr. Taxi (Eng. Version) (US: #4, UK: #1)
6. Oh! (Eng. Version) (US: #9, UK: #4)

If only this could happen in real life.

Teenage Dream:
1st- California Gurls
2nd- Teenage Dream
3rd- E.T. (solo)
4th- Hummingbird Heartbeat
5th- Firework
6th- The One That Got Away (divorce doesn't happen yet, so LOTS of promo)
Rerelease
1st- Dressin' Up
2nd- Wide Awake (Divorce happens around here)

Ke$ha Animal + Cannibal

1st Tik Tok
2nd Your Love is My Drug
3rd Blind/Dancing With Tears in my eyes (Cant Decide)
4th Take It Off
5th Kiss'n'Tell
6th Animal

Cannibal:
7th We R Who We R
8th Cannibal
9th The Harold Song
10th Blow

Rihanna - Talk That Talk

Singles:
1. Sept. - We Found Love - Everything the same(#1(10w), 5.5m sells)
2. January - You Da One - Better video and promo(#4, 2.5m sells)
3. March - Talk That Talk - Video and promo(#3, 3m sells)
4. May - Where Have You Been - Same video and more promo(#1(5w), 5m sells)/ Birthday Cake to urban(performs how it actually did, because they shouldn't have released two urban leaning songs at once)
5. July - Roc Me Out - Video and promo(#2, 3m sells)
6. August - Drunk On Love - Video and promo(#7, 3.5m sells)
7. Nov - Do Ya Thang - Video and promo(#5, 3m sells)
Re-release - Jan 2013
2 #1 singles
1. Dec
2. Feb

Theres your hit era, Rih.

Rihanna - Talk That Talk

Singles:
1. September - We Found Love
2. January - Talk That Talk
3. April - You Da One (with an awesome video)
4. June - Where Have You Been
5. September - Drunk on Love
6. November - Red Lipstick (urban/pop)
7. January - Roc Me Out / Do Ya Thang

Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded:
1. January - Va Va Voom
2. April - Marilyn Monroe
3. June - Champion
4. August - Starships
5. November - Beautiful Sinner
6. January - HOV Lane
7. March - Whip It
8. May - Right by My Side
9. July - Beez in the Trap
10. September - Pound the Alarm
11. December - Young Forever / I Am Your Leader

Pink Friday:
Moment 4 Life (pop/urban smash)
Roman's Revenge (HUGE urbank smash with a "hard" video)
Your Love (a smash on all formats)
Super Bass (breakthrough)
Save Me (a different side of Nicki - video with a story)
Fly (Rihanna and Nicki side by side smashing)
Catch Me (urban/pop smash)
Check It Out (urban/pop smash)
Right Thru Me (R&B/pop smash)
Girls Fall like Dominoes (Pop)
Did It on Em (End it with urban only single)

LOUD:
Only Girl
What's My Name
S&M (no remix)
California King Bed (tons of promo)
Cheers (let the song live its chart run)
Fading (another great vid with story - promo)
Man Down (same video - pop/urban smash)
Skin (featuring Britney, Katy, or Nicki)

Rated R:
Rude Boy
Hard
Russian Roulette (do tons of promo with awesome vocals)
Te Amo (Party Mix) (make a more appropriate video for Americans)
Wait Your Turn (full single)
Hole in My Head (the unexpected hit)
Fire Bomb (fan favorite ... change the pace of the era)
G4L (awesome urban closer)

This is how Born This Way should have been. I made these last week because I'm on summer break and I have nothing better to do...

BORN THIS WAY - Album released May 23rd, 2011.

STANDARD - Bad Kids has been deleted from existence.




DELUXE - If you can't see it properly the bonus tracks are Hair, Highway Unicorn (Road to Love) and Americano.




B-SIDES - Original bonus tracks (TQ,FOHL,BJAF) along with Born This Way the song as promo/a taste for the actual album.





SINGLES

1. Born This Way


Take away forehead horns, keep cheek and shoulder ones.

Released Monday, Feb. 7th, 2011, Grammy performance following Sunday. Music video released 2-3 weeks after with lighter imagery, no horns/shortened bangs, shorter video with no beginning interlude. Light and fun but at the same time serious and not childish. Directed by Francis Lawrence.

2. Marry the Night


(Single cover - without "the remixes" part and "Marry the Night" in red BTW font).

Released Monday, May 16th, 2011. Music video released 1-2 weeks after. Unlike the original video it wouldn't be directed by herself, 14 minutes long, or a story about her life. Set in the streets of Brooklyn/Manhattan. Directed by Melina Matsoukas.

3. The Edge of Glory



Released Monday, July 4th, 2011. Video released 1-2 weeks after. Very first concept of video used, directed by original director, Joseph Kahn. Performed at 2011 VMAs instead of You and I. OH and ACTUALLY submitted for the Grammys. Damn Interscope.

5. You and I



Released Monday, October 31st, 2011. Video out 1-2 weeks later. Original video concept/image but done by a professional. Directed by Sam Brown.

6. Scheisse



OR


Something like this with "SCHEIBE" in red font stylized like an ink stamp with some dripping down.

Released as radio edit with majority of "German" part cut off on Monday, January 9th, 2011. Video released 3 weeks after. Concept of video will be cold/dark - similar to Alejandro in a way. Sequel to Telephone with Beyonce - female empowerment, etc. Song performed on NYE in Times Square as teaser, lots and lots of other promo. Directed by Jonas Akerland.

7. Hair


BUT without the horns/short bangs and also more darker pink for wig and "HAIR".

Closes off the era. Released Monday, March 26th, 2011. Very fun and cute video. Light hearted, light imagery. Video released 1 week after. Directed by Ray Kay.