Teenage Dream (more than 34 millions singles sold only in the US, 6 #01 hits, Queen of radios...)
21 (obviously, you know why)
The Fame (Monster) (Gaga's peak was phenomenal)
Britney didn't have an 'era' in the traditional sense, she just slayed from 1999-2005 non-stop. She was everywhere and that part of her career was basically one huge untouchable era/historical period which ended careers, scored global hits and cemented herself as pop royalty. The fact the GP still remember britney slaying in that period, fresh in their mind with all the visuals etc to this very day proved how big she was.
Not when Irreplaceable was more successful than Baby Boy
Irreplaceable was her third single. When Irreplaceable came out and started to be successful, so did all of the random versions for the album. I used to stan back then and I'm letting you know it was originally considered a bomb.
Irreplaceable was her third single. When Irreplaceable came out and started to be successful, so did all of the random versions for the album. I used to stan back then and I'm letting you know it was originally considered a bomb.
As I said in that post, this isn't based on just statistics -- eras that felt huge to YOU. Hence hugest eras YOU REMEMBER, not charts.
B'Day could've been a bomb but I still remember it being huge.
Backstreet Boys - Backstreets Boys, Millennium, Black & Blue
Britney - Baby One More Time, Oops..I Did It Again
Mariah Carey - The Emancipation of Mimi
N*sync - N*sync, No Strings Attached
Kelly Clarkson - Breakaway
Adele - 21
Spice Girls - Spice, Spiceworld
Shania Twain - Come On Over
Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
TLC - Fanmail
Destiny's Child - The Writings on the Wall, Survivor
Alicia Keys - The Diary of Alicia Keys
Avril Lavigne - Let Go, Under My Skin
Green Day - American Idiot
Good Charlotte - The Young and the Hopeless
Janet Jackson - All for You (favorite era of hers)
Christina Aguilera - Christina Aguilera
Hanson - Middle of Nowhere
B'Day was originally considered a bomb. It was coming off of Sony's payola lawsuit and the first two singles bombed compared to CiL and BB.
When Irreplaceable came out and started to be successful, so did all of the random versions for the album. I used to stan back then and I'm letting you know it was originally considered a bomb.
