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Originally posted by Sugar Rush
Shania was the one who made Country Pop mainstream. She's the reason Faith Hill became so successful after "Come on Over" and the main reason so many singers have a career today. "Up!" she blatantly stated that one disc was for more of a "pop-rock" feel and "Gonna Getcha Good" was one of the catapulting songs for the movement.
You can stay pressed all you want. The receipts, accolades and impact Shania has are there so you can get your uneducated, ignorant ass out of this thread. |
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Originally posted by Sugar Rush
What's insulting is ATRL considers artists like Britney, Christina, Rihanna and Beyonce "legends" but someone who has the impact and success backing her like Shania isn't one. |
I am not pressed, hun, I like Shania, A LOT, I even own two albums by her myself and bop to her. I am just being real.
You are the one diminishing the legacies of such artists like for example The Beatles or Dolly Parton by giving their achievements in pioneering pop rock in one case and country pop in the other and making it mainstreem to Shania. You are basing her legacy only on commercial success, not real impact on music. You are the one using double standards by acting all high and mighty when it comes to Britney, Christina or Beyonce, but in truth they had influenced a few other artists too, just like Shania did for example Faith Hill, but yet it is not enough to proclaim them legends but for Shania it is enough, right? Just to make it clear, I dont think any of them is a legend. I am just pointing out your very flawed logic and untrue statements.
But why am I wasting my time speaking to someone who thinks pop rock and country pop were birthed or made mainstream in the 90s? Your arguments are baseless and ignorant.
Come on Over and Up are such legendary albums
