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Poll: More legendary: Janet v Britney
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View Poll Results: More legendary
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Miss Jackson if you're nasty!
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Britney Bitch!
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Member Since: 3/30/2011
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Britney. Janet is not remembered.
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Member Since: 5/2/2012
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Y'all still trying  bless your hearts...
It's Janet today, it was Janet yesterday and it will be Janet tomorrow and always. Let it go mane.
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Member Since: 4/4/2014
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Originally posted by Lately 1814
It wasn't a blogger, it was The Atlantic, one of the oldest news publications in the US. And they never claimed it was the most important female album of the past 25 years.
And Janet is a legend because her art has contributed to the evolution of the music landscape through dance, visuals, and artistic growth. This is where Britney fails. Britney came out riding a trend (bubblegum pop), a sound that the Spice Girls created (Britney pretty much owes them her career), and continued cooking fish while the pan was hot. It burned around in 2001 when she went to 10 million to 4 million between Oops and ITZ (spare me your radio ban argument). Nothing she's done has helped shaped the way artists approach the industry. Janet has. That's why Janet is legendary and Britney will settle for being a pop culture icon in perpetuity.
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And Janet has? Lmfao plea, don't come with this black mainstream crossover BS because it's not cutting it.
She did have some little impact when it comes to the dance, I'll give you that much, but then again, she was being coached by the greatest female dancer of all time, Paula Abdul, so yeah.
Britney did have impact in the music business and pop culture and that's why several new artists have already cited her as an influence, not only music artists but even acclaimed movies directors and major websites can confirm that she altered the landscape of popular music, and I have already posted the receipts, REAL receipts, but you ignored it pages ago. I wonder why. It's not hard to understand and accept that she's a legend but ok.
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Member Since: 5/12/2012
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Lol if you think Britney, who swagga jacked Janet, is more legendary because she had a cute 7 year run. Then you are ****ing stupid. That or low key racist
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Member Since: 5/12/2012
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When Janet was 30, she was dropping #1 anthems like "together again" and "All For You". Britney struggling to stay on her seroquel regime at 34.
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Member Since: 4/20/2011
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Originally posted by Ascension
Y'all still trying bless your hearts...
It's Janet today, it was Janet yesterday and it will be Janet tomorrow and always. Let it go mane. |
Even Britney herself would agree Lmaoooo
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Member Since: 3/30/2011
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Originally posted by BlueRanger
Lol if you think Britney, who swagga jacked Janet, is more legendary because she had a cute 7 year run. Then you are ****ing stupid. That or low key racist
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Or just not from the US? 
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Member Since: 8/18/2013
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Janet easily
I mean where's Britney's Poetic Justice?
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Member Since: 6/3/2006
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Britney Spears, obviously. I love Janet but let's be honest about this.
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Member Since: 3/11/2011
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Britney stans: "SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES!"
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
Britney did have impact in the music business and pop culture and that's why several new artists have already cited her as an influence, not only music artists but even acclaimed movies directors and major websites can confirm that she altered the landscape of popular music, and I have already posted the receipts, REAL receipts, but you ignored it pages ago. I wonder why. It's not hard to understand and accept that she's a legend but ok.
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TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL! Britney did what? What she actually did was get introduced through a sound that already existed and get immense popularity. That's it. She didn't alter ****. She didn't change the way people sang, performed or made music, nor did she do anything to change the sound of pop music. She's a pop phenom whose streak lasted five years. Now she's huge tabloid fodder. That's it. Get over it.
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Member Since: 5/12/2012
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Originally posted by Thisisit
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Hmmm let's expand on this...
"Control " sold 5 mil in America, 14 million world wide...
"Rhythm nation" 8.5 us, 14 million ww
" Janet " 7 million in the US, 20 million world wide
I could keep going... But we all get it. Janet isn't a local Artist. She sold millions world wide before one could "trend" on Twitter and you actually had to BUY the album.... We mad yet?
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Member Since: 9/13/2012
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Janet is the reason we have Britney lmao
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Originally posted by Chimier
Britney stans: "SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES, SALES!"
TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL! Britney did what? What she actually did was get introduced through a sound that already existed and get immense popularity. That's it. She didn't alter ****. She didn't change the way people sang, performed or made music, nor did she do anything to change the sound of pop music. She's a pop phenom whose streak lasted five years. Now she's huge tabloid fodder. That's it. Get over it.
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Pitchfork, Billboard > your opinion, so sorry 
Also, The Village Voice is one of the most prestigious newspaper when it comes to pop culture and guess what:
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When Britney Spears does anything, it's on a large scale and is nearlyimpossible to avoid. It's been this way since she was an underage pop starlet topping the charts in a crop-topped schoolgirl outfit cooing "...Baby One More Time." She set the bar for early millennium pop after '90s pop could barely hold a candle to the Madonna and Michael Jackson reign of the '80s. She's a living legend, an icon, and musical royalty.
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http://www.villagevoice.com/music/wh...s-live-6639239
Certified Living Legend, you can look but don't touch 
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Member Since: 4/29/2011
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
And Janet has? Lmfao plea, don't come with this black mainstream crossover BS because it's not cutting it.
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Umm, yes. Janet is the reason why females today employ dance into their visuals. This is one longstanding trend of Janet's that makes her a legend. Britney's career is absent of this.
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
She did have some little impact when it comes to the dance, I'll give you that much, but then again, she was being coached by
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the greatest female dancer of all time, Paula Abdul
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, so yeah. |
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
Britney did have impact in the music business and pop culture and that's why several new artists have already cited her as an influence, not only music artists but even acclaimed movies directors and major websites can confirm that she altered the landscape of popular music, and I have already posted the receipts, REAL receipts, but you ignored it pages ago. I wonder why. It's not hard to understand and accept that she's a legend but ok.
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I ignored it because no one has been able to answer the question I posed pages ago:
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Originally posted by Lately 1814
"If Britney hadn't existed artists wouldn't be doing [X] because it was Britney who [introduced/innovated/altered the way] artists did [X]."
Solve for X.
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Member Since: 4/29/2011
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
Pitchfork, Billboard > your opinion, so sorry
Also, The Village Voice is one of the most prestigious newspaper when it comes to pop culture and guess what: |
No it isn't.
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Member Since: 4/28/2012
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Originally posted by Alexey
on the worldwide scale? it's Britney. Janet is not even legendary outside of the States.
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I just screamed.
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Originally posted by ultraviolento
She did have some little impact when it comes to the dance, I'll give you that much, but then again, she was being coached by the greatest female dancer of all time, Paula Abdul, so yeah.
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Member Since: 4/4/2014
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Originally posted by Lately 1814
No it isn't.
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Yes it is! Stop being so pressed! 
Also, remember the good ol' Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
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Britney Spears, Pink, Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, and Beyoncé. These performers altered the pop landscape and challenged the category of rock in the post Madonna world.
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Let me guess, you're going to say that RNR HOF has no credibility? That they're lying and that Britney didn't alter the landscape of pop? Yeah right, stay in denial 
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Member Since: 9/9/2012
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Janet is a bigger legend. And you know the hilarious part?
If you asked Britney if she thought Janet was a bigger legend, the answer would also be yes. No argument when the women themself compared agree on an answer.
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Member Since: 5/21/2009
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Dead @ the 15 year old bottoms saying Janet isn't a legend 
Janet's music is the reason Britney had a career. Enough said.
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Member Since: 5/12/2012
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Originally posted by iHype.
Janet is a bigger legend. And you know the hilarious part?
If you asked Britney if she thought Janet was a bigger legend, the answer would also be yes. No argument when the women themself compared agree on an answer. |
http://youtu.be/wTJ9e-Ruytk
Britney basically blows Janet in this video. She know who the queen is....
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