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Poll: Crazy in Love vs Toxic
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Beyonce - Crazy in Love
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43.50% |
Britney Spars - Toxic
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56.50% |
Member Since: 3/1/2014
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Originally posted by Trent W
Because Beyoncé is a big celebrity right now and she's at the peak of her career? Obviously her label is still investing a lot on her placements.
And I'm not saying the song is not remembered, is just it has a huge advantage over toxic, which was really really bigger than CIL last decade.
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You can't force a song to become a classic. No radio deals, tv spots, performances, will make that happen if the GP does not love it and remember it. Period.
It has a huge advantage because people remember it. Meaning they wanna hear it, buy it, see Beyonce perform it, and if it's in a commercial they might give it extra attention because a song they remember and enjoy is being used with something fresh and new.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
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Originally posted by swissman
Critics are examples of impact because if enough of them agree the song is one of the best, then it goes down in history as such. These are professionals whose job it is to rank good music. The fact that they chose it over most other pop songs shows it's impact over people who know quality.
Soundtracks does depend on labels, but does Britney's label have a history of not allowing songs to be in soundtracks?
Get Right has a very prominent live sample just like CIL, and was produced by the same guy. It clearly follows in its footsteps even if they don't have the same melody.
The choreography IS iconic. Do the oh-oh dance and asks someone to ask who it is. They'll say Beyoncé.
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Nope! Her music has been featured in Freaky Friday, Bridesmaids, Grand Theft Auto V, Austin Powers, The Smurfs, You Again, EastEnders, The Hills, White Chicks, and Drive Me Crazy, among others. And "Outrageous" was supposed to be the theme song for Catwoman.
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I adore both but I chose CiL.
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Originally posted by Eternium
"Crazy In Love started the horns trend."
Mambo No. 5 was three times bigger than CiL 
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 "horns trend" is a new one.
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Member Since: 8/17/2013
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Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan
Single Ladies (a single that sold more than any Britney single in the US) is Beyonce's biggest hit. You should stop.
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Is this suppose to be some kind of feat considering it only went #1 in ONE country?
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Toxic
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Quote:
Originally posted by swissman
Critics are examples of impact because if enough of them agree the song is one of the best, then it goes down in history as such. These are professionals whose job it is to rank good music. The fact that they chose it over most other pop songs shows it's impact over people who know quality.
Soundtracks does depend on labels, but does Britney's label have a history of not allowing songs to be in soundtracks?
Get Right has a very prominent live sample just like CIL, and was produced by the same guy. It clearly follows in its footsteps even if they don't have the same melody.
The choreography IS iconic. Do the oh-oh dance and asks someone to ask who it is. They'll say Beyoncé.
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Too biased to be taken seriously
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The one sung by a SiNGER, CIL.
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Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan
Britney stans aren't providing any receipts as to why Toxic is more memorable than CIL. Why?
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It's hard to do when "I like Britney better than Beyonce" is your one and only receipt
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Member Since: 8/7/2015
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Originally posted by Istan4R
Baby One More Time
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Crazy In Love is more remembered than that song too
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan
Single Ladies (a single that sold more than any Britney single in the US) is Beyonce's biggest hit. You should stop.
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"Crazy In Love" is Beyoncé's biggest song  Granted it had payola, but "Single Ladies" and "Halo" have their global totals inflated by those FreezOne sales in South Korea. They did not do as well internationally as CiL.
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Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan
Single Ladies (a single that sold more than any Britney single in the US) is Beyonce's biggest hit. You should stop.
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Single Ladies (a song which went top 10 in less countries than Work Bitch) is Beyonce's biggest hit?
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Originally posted by Eternium
"Crazy In Love started the horns trend."
Mambo No. 5 was three times bigger than CiL 
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LOLOL. And also three times less remembered.
That was a novelty hit and started no horn trend whatsoever.
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Originally posted by Bustabey
Crazy In Love is more remembered than that song too
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Lol no it's definitely not. Now this is a big reach.
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Originally posted by Bustabey
Crazy In Love is more remembered than that song too
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They're going to post all kinds of laughing smilies, but the truth is you're probably right.
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Originally posted by Iyanla, Fix Me
You can't force a song to become a classic. No radio deals, tv spots, performances, will make that happen if the GP does not love it and remember it. Period.
It has a huge advantage because people remember it. Meaning they wanna hear it, buy it, see Beyonce perform it, and if it's in a commercial they might give it extra attention because a song they remember and enjoy is being used with something fresh and new.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
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Quote:
Originally posted by Iyanla, Fix Me
You can't force a song to become a classic. No radio deals, tv spots, performances, will make that happen if the GP does not love it and remember it. Period.
It has a huge advantage because people remember it. Meaning they wanna hear it, buy it, see Beyonce perform it, and if it's in a commercial they might give it extra attention because a song they remember and enjoy is being used with something fresh and new.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
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Before she performed the song in the SB, it was forgotten, not completely, but it wasn't a classic at all.
CIL was a forced classic this decade, and it worked people felt for the trap.
This makes me remember to the Pepsi Commercial she launched in 2013, they displayed all her outfits like if they were iconic, but people only knew about the SL one 
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Originally posted by Trent W
Too biased to be taken seriously
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Where is the bias?
Was Get Right not produced by the same producer and using a similar live-instrument type sample that carries the song?
Did most critics not rate CIL so high?
Is this dance move associated to someone else other than Beyoncé?

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Quote:
Originally posted by Bustabey
Crazy In Love is more remembered than that song too
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Humiliating Delusion 
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Originally posted by Amow.
Single Ladies (a song which went top 10 in less countries than Work Bitch) is Beyonce's biggest hit?
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You realize Single Ladies was released in only like 5 countries max right?
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Quote:
Originally posted by Trent W
Before she performed the song in the SB, it was forgotten, not completely, but it wasn't a classic at all.
CIL was a forced classic this decade, and it worked people felt for the trap.
This makes me remember to the Pepsi Commercial she launched in 2013, they displayed all her outfits like if they were iconic, but people only knew about the SL one 
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1 is better than 0
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