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Originally posted by theus231
If you were here when "All The Things She Said" was slaying the media and charts back in the early of the 2000's then you know what is the "impact" we are talking about. Also they are the most successful russian act of all time. |
I was there with my copy of 200 KM/H in the Wrong Lane and my rare, imported copies of the ATTSS and NGGU singles. I loved them very much but I don't feel like they've had any lasting affect on the U.S. pop industry. I couldn't speak for any other country. No need to be so rude.
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Originally posted by Abyss
They made bisexuality/homosexuality mainstream in the pop industry, allowing for future artists such as Katy and Gaga to become successful. The producer of their first album was also Gaga's first and ET sounds strikingly like ATTSS. t.A.T.u., their impact >>>>>>>>>>>
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I wouldn't say they made it mainstream, particularly in the U.S. where they fell off pretty quickly. "Not Gonna Get Us" didn't stand a chance. MTV's programming was already pretty LGBT friendly back then, so it was only a matter of time. After all, Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful" music video came out later that year which speaks for itself.
There's also a Good Charlotte song that sounds strikingly similar to ATTSS... to your credit. I forget what it's called though.
