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Originally posted by Bie
How come you don't recognize the most iconic queen in music industry?? 
I was inspired / influenced by the most iconic queen of multiple quotes, Slw48.  |
You betta stan.
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Originally posted by Bie
OMG!!! Slw48, can we just go for a date???  i guess you are rich enough to invite Britney to sing for our wedding <3
You are still trying to deny that I'm a legend 
I hope ooh la la that is going to be released on June 16 is gonna make me speechless |
Naw...i'm good. I just came from a wedding odd that you mentioned that.
I'm saying you are iconic. Legendary status should not be thrown around so loosely. You'll get there.
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Originally posted by Typhlosion
slw84@ You should gimme some money. 
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Nope. I have about 2-4 more years to make six figures and then I might think about it.
I'm still kiing over the fact that Katie gave me a hard time when i was talking about buying $600 for Queen Britney's FF show and I was read the riot act "...not everyone can afford this..." blah blah blah. I'm not going to apologize for my success but I'm only going to bring it up sparingly to keep it humble/quiet.
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Originally posted by britneyspears98
she's not gonna pull in 300 plus if she releases basic songs like she did with past 3 albums. she needs to do a JT movement, that also caters to Both Gender and if possible get a rapper/male collaborator.
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She pulled almost 300k in March with FF disastrous performances. She pulled 290k after having her kids taking away two weeks prior and her album leaking 6 weeks prior.
She will be able to pull 300k...it's just can she pull 500k with the right promo, sure.
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Originally posted by Monceau
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
Nah. Award show performances don't really matter anymore, they hardly do anything for songs anymore. Mainly because they are basic these days, acts don't put in any effort to entice the crowd - just doing it for the hell of it. That's at least in America. The only person who has truly benefited from one in recent times is ADELE. But if she did something like The Brits in UK, it'd be big exposure in that country. Otherwise the VMAs, Billboard, AMAs, etc. they don't do anything for anyone outside the first night bumps. Their ratings are also **** too. It's all about if people like the music in general now.
And for who said she won't do 300k with a "basic song" (are you implying "Gimme More," "Womanizer" and "HIAM" are basic ), that's a lie. She will easily do that in quarter four, no matter what. |
They do matter...just not as much as they used to.
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Originally posted by Rico Shameless v2
And Britney won't ever fully make herself accessible to both genders because her name is Britney Spears. It's too late in her career for people to change their opinions on who she is or their perception of her music. The songs will always have the strong hint of "girly". Besides, males are not predominant buyers. Top 40 radio is geared at women 18-34 and since Top 40 drives majority of digital sales, it works for her. "Womanizer" selling 3.380 million is not because it also appealed to men. The music just needs to be lasting to the listener's mind (like "Till The World Ends," "Circus," etc.). The hip-pop/rhythmic (like "Circus"/"Womanizer") sound will help in that aspect for the next album, because campy songs like "I Wanna Go" and "Ooh La La" don't last long.
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True. But she can always score fairweathers and bandwagons.
She has her base (stans that will support no matter what) that can get her to sell over 500k...her bandwagons will come if she's perceived as "back"...her fair weathers will support as long as she does what they want.
As long as she goes 1-2x platinum for her last 3 albums this decade then I am fine.
I just need 1-1.5M in sales.
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Originally posted by Ozzy8923
This album means everything for Britney's career. It will determine if she can rise back up and experience sustainable commercial and global success or if it's down from here. Same thing goes for the next tour in a couple years. |
True. She knows it which is why they are making such a personal shift.
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Originally posted by coddiecollins
i said the same for ff but it didnt happen anythin  |
Well, FF was to prove she was here to stay after the comeback hype. It wasn't that make or break album. THIS IS MAKE OR BREAK.
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Originally posted by jomarr
She's Britney Spears. They would WANT to end her contract with a BANG. Let's just hope Britney gets her direction right. We don't want another Femme Fatale where she was very shady most of the time.
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They want to make as much money as possible and I'm glad she has freedom to go it her way her last album out with them.
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Originally posted by CoolestPerson12
Labels don't really give promo, its the management.
If she has crappy management, her label could spend millions and it won't do much.
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True. her management needs to get on it.
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Originally posted by CoolestPerson12
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Mess but that Barry Weiss guy who is at Interscope right wants to bring her over. She trusts him and they had a great business relationship. She can't deal with new people because they won't treat her right. So, I expect her to go back to Barry once this contract ends.
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Originally posted by Iggie
Let's just see the probable causes for her next era.
1. She'll give us another Blackout album mixed with Circus promotion.
2. Her next era will resemble Circus in a way. Performance and promotion wise.
3. Britney will surprise us all.
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I do think it will resemble Circus and I wouldn't mind her album being released December 2, 2013 as a 5 year anniversary.
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Originally posted by reductive.
I don't want Blackfriday 2, In The Dirt 2, etc
I want Britney to reinvent her music as she has been doing over the course of her career. |
Britney always reinvents herself. This will be progressive.
