Why do pop stars need to be edgy or change, some are perfect the way they are like Katy. I don't want her to flop like Gags and Rihanna, that's what atrl wants her to change so bad because they know she'll flop if she does that
It peaked at #14 with an AI of like 80M AI. Anybody that posts in the chart section can tell you a video would've pushed it into the Top 10 of the Hot 100. I know you like to troll, but let's not go into dumb bitch mode now.
Except Truffle Butter came out a few months before. It was called Only. And it had similar A.I. and better sales. And a video. And it peaked at #12.
Why do pop stars need to be edgy or change, some are perfect the way they are like Katy. I don't want her to flop like Gags and Rihanna, that's what atrl wants her to change so bad because they know she'll flop if she does that
Why do pop stars need to be edgy or change, some are perfect the way they are like Katy. I don't want her to flop like Gags and Rihanna, that's what atrl wants her to change so bad because they know she'll flop if she does that
Do I need to explain to you how this is a bad thing?
Name me a Pop girl whose team is not desperate for success. I'll wait
There is none.
Here is the catch: everybody else is actually involved in their success to some extent. Britney clearly isn't, at all anymore.
Now hop off my reply.
How is she the biggest trend chaser. Her last albums she has proven to not follow trends. HIAM introduced dubstep influence to pop songs. Work Bitch was an anthem that was very different to anything released at the time. Blackout was one of the most influential albums, very ahead of its time.
"Toxic" was the opposite of trend chasing, for me that's the biggest example. Literally everyone else at the time was doing urban or pop rock. She was the lone act with a dance pop hit in 2004 in the States.
How is she the biggest trend chaser. Her last albums she has proven to not follow trends. HIAM introduced dubstep influence to pop songs. Work Bitch was an anthem that was very different to anything released at the time. Blackout was one of the most influential albums, very ahead of its time.
The Big Britney Stan Book of Excuses, Fairytales and Fallacies needs to be put in the Library of Congress.
People coming for Britney and ha trend chasing mess and forgetting Glassheart by Leona Lewis, the album is full of EDM tracks, she released it in 2012 when EDM music was everywhere, the album is still good tho.
Britney's the biggest trend chaser around, we know this.
And yet:
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Pretty Girls sounds like it will be a bop
What is the point of dragging for being a trend chaser if the result is good? I can see where the problem lay with Britney Jean, but other than that, Britney's trend chasing singles >>>>>>>
Almost all pop (<<<) stars are trend chasers.
Her last albums she has proven to not follow trends. HIAM introduced dubstep influence to pop songs. Work Bitch was an anthem that was very different to anything released at the time. Blackout was one of the most influential albums, very ahead of its time.
