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Originally posted by TheVoiceXtina
No, but it's questionable if POP will actually play her. She always has urban radio but POP basically blacklisted her last era, and even though she is "the most powerful pop star of our generation", she couldn't get 1 track to be a hit. I doubt the Superbowl will change that; i'm rooting for her though. |
Maybe because all of '4's singles were nothing like what's out there on the radio?
And what do getting a hit
TRACK in the states have to do with being powerful?
You want me to name the TENS of singers that scroed HIT
TRACK after HIT
TRACK, and still couldn't even get their names within the top 10 of Billboard 200?
Instead of getting hit
TRACKS last era, she sold millions
ALBUMS and DVD's. And that's what satisfies her and her label.
Because she's NOT some digital tracks-based FLOP.
The only careers Beyoncé's performance is going to kill are those of the girls who used to get by with a basic two step and H-Town shuffle. America will witness a higher level of talent and have no need for the trash they had previously been paying for.
