Not true, she got a slot as the opening act for Bey this year

People saying HIAM isn't good for the radio but it's playing on the radio right now..

And guess who asks him to come up with a dubstep track? Britney. She was already working on some tracks with Rusko for the FF sessions anyway.
http://www.clashmusic.com/news/rusko...-collaboration

It was a sound she'd been aware of, experimented with before ANYONE else and brought to the mainstream. It was her idea, so miss me with that puppet nonsense.

+ [Japanese Bonus Track]
https://twitter.com/CalvinHarris/sta...224483841?s=09

I see it, I want it, I stunt, yellow-bone it
I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it



A bop but the "red lobster" line almost ruins all of Formation for me

Timbaland's 2006/07 productions

Promiscuous Girl, The Way I Are, all of Future Sex/Love Songs

I actually heard Poker Face today on this 70s to today hits!! stations After it they played Into The Groove

Didn't Luke say that since Britney was so busy she could only be in the studio for a small amount of time together? It's not like in that 2 hours or so she made Luke build HIAM from scratch. The Bonnie demo, already having dubstep elements in it, is very similar to the final version of the song. HIAM being dubstep influenced seems like, for the most part, due to the producers' efforts.

edit: + telling the producers "I think dubstep is really trendy and cool!" is a pretty lackluster contribution

Either way, my ass it popularized the genre.

The way HIAM fell off after such a strong debut (and being really good) has always baffled me.

The dubstepney masterpieces we could have gotten out of them had Rusko's studio not burned down.

I twirl on them haters, albino alligators
El Camino with the seat low, sippin' Cuervo with no chaser
Sometimes I go off, I go hard
Get what's mine, I'm a star
Cause I slay

So glad Bey doesn't care about the charts (mostly) and can make low key f@g anthems with the word "slay" in them.

How so?

It's just not pop-y enough.

For example I'd expect my mom to immediately change the station after the first 5 seconds of HIAM. It's not a song that every regular person would hum driving their car or sth, it has a very 'club' feeling to it and that doesn't appeal to a big part of the audience. And these are not the songs that radios want to play.

I'm sorry I guess I just don't know how to explain it so you'd understand.

Tell me why the HORNS in Crazy In Love are ETERNAL.

I hate that she will NEVER top it.

Mess at Carly Slae outselling Anti by six in Japan

Front-loaded. The fans rushed to buy it and nobody else cared.

Shady.

The chorus is massive - a typical Bonnie penned tune with a typical pop structure. The verses mightn't be as such, but the song is 133 BPM and fused with everything that made a pop song successful in 2011. The lyrics, especially the anthemic chorus... it's not outrightly a Katy Perry sugary pop song, as you would agree on, but it still manages to carter towards pop radio sufficiently enough.

Currently releasing the best music of her career