BOTH singles are arguably their most IMPACTFUL and MOST MEMORABLE

but which impact was GREATER and will be REMEMBER the MOST?



Is it the astonishing "Baby One More Time" that made the catholic girls go wild

or

Is it the Dance Craze that made you wanna twerk it and be single


The 2 B's of music



which single?

BOMT easily.

Baby One More Time

This is nearly impossible to choose because you can make a case for both songs....

Baby One More Time

!!!!

Which is why i'm asking the question

genie in a bottle

The one that went number 1 in one every country it charted in and sold 9 million PHYSICAL SINGLES obviously.

No. BOMT was more successful, is more impactful, and more memorable. Let's see how Single Ladies will do 14 years to its growth.

Well Single Ladies has the grammy hardware. I think it will hold better 30 years from now.

I think BOMT is more of a novelty because it was Britneys debut, but Single Ladies was more respected on a critical level.

Baby one more time.

That's kinda impossible to say... they were from really different periods of time regarding music (for example, when BOMT was released, piracy was not so consistent, people used to buy more albums and Internet wasn't as used as it is nowadays).

It's a senseless comparison.

So does Who Let The Dogs Out, so illustrious that Grammy..

Again, Single Ladies was more critically praised in addition to the grammy.

I'll give Beyonce My vote this time. BOMT is to overrated. Sure it was a big bubble gum song for the Teens, but over all, Single Ladies was Much Bigger, i mean the Dance Alone>>>>BOMT. It gave teens their songs, but i dont see how much it had influences and an impact. Single Ladies not only had an ICONIC, yes im using the word correctly because i am using the word correctly now, Dance, but it had a Memmorable Video, which was ALL OVER the news. Everyone was dancing to the Choreo, uploading on youtube. It even was remembered by glee, and Our sistren Joe Jonas bopped and covered it. Single ladies is TRUELY underrated. It had a MAJOR impact on music Culture.

BOMT