Poll: Whose Debut Single Is The Most Iconic? - Page 8

Duca

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Originally posted by Satellites

#CouldBritneyDuca?

#CouldBeySats?

ohplease

BOMT has the most iconic debut yes, but CIL as a debut has the most relevance & impact on Pop culture, actually no, on music culture.

KarlosVzla

People who don't vote for Britney ae cpmpletely BIASED.

EarlyMorning

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Originally posted by Duca

SUCCESS:

hit #1 in every country it was released in
spent 7 consecutive weeks at #1 on the worldwide top 40 chart and ended up as the 2nd most successful single of 1999
opened at #1 in the UK selling close to 500,000 copies setting the record for a female act at the time
one of the best-selling singles of all-time with estimated sales of 9 million
the most successful debut single in the history of music

STATS:

#25 on the list of the "Greatest Pop Songs Since 1963" list compiled by Rolling Stone
#9 on the list of the "500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born" list compiled by Blender
#7 on the "Best Songs of the Nineties" list compiled by VH1 and #28 on the "100 Best Songs of the Past 25 Years" list compiled in VH1 as well

INFLUENCE AND OVERALL IMPACT:

pop classic with an immensely popular video
one of the cornerstones of pop music in general and a prototype for the pop resurgence
the music video was an inflection point in the culture and the schoolgirl outfit is today considered to be one of the most iconic looks ever
the video was a huge success on MTV's TRL, becoming the first out of fourteen of her videos to retire on the show and on TRL's final episode, ranked #1 in their final countdown of the most iconic music videos of all-time and was the last video to be played on the show
the video came in at #3 on The Top 100 Pop Videos only after Madonna's Like A Virgin and Michael Jackson's Billie Jean

The other songs combined didn't have that much influence.

Baby One More Time.

KT&T

Britney one more time

KarlosVzla

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Originally posted by ohplease

BOMT has the most iconic debut yes, but CIL as a debut has the most relevance & impact on Pop culture, actually no, on music culture.

Baby One More Time had bigger WW impact than Crazy In love.

MusicLoverDude

GaGa because all those others bitches can suck it.

And if I chose other, MILEY!

KarlosVzla

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Originally posted by Duca

SUCCESS:

hit #1 in every country it was released in
spent 7 consecutive weeks at #1 on the worldwide top 40 chart and ended up as the 2nd most successful single of 1999
opened at #1 in the UK selling close to 500,000 copies setting the record for a female act at the time
one of the best-selling singles of all-time with estimated sales of 9 million
the most successful debut single in the history of music

STATS:

#25 on the list of the "Greatest Pop Songs Since 1963" list compiled by Rolling Stone
#9 on the list of the "500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born" list compiled by Blender
#7 on the "Best Songs of the Nineties" list compiled by VH1 and #28 on the "100 Best Songs of the Past 25 Years" list compiled in VH1 as well

INFLUENCE AND OVERALL IMPACT:

pop classic with an immensely popular video
one of the cornerstones of pop music in general and a prototype for the pop resurgence
the music video was an inflection point in the culture and the schoolgirl outfit is today considered to be one of the most iconic looks ever
the video was a huge success on MTV's TRL, becoming the first out of fourteen of her videos to retire on the show and on TRL's final episode, ranked #1 in their final countdown of the most iconic music videos of all-time and was the last video to be played on the show
the video came in at #3 on The Top 100 Pop Videos only after Madonna's Like A Virgin and Michael Jackson's Billie Jean

The other songs combined didn't have that much influence.

Duca

LeonazNumber#1

Holiday, Crazy In Love and Baby One More Time are the only songs on that list that were iconic. GaGa is easily my favourite artist on that list, but JD defenitely wasn't "iconic".. PF and BR were but not JD. BOMT is probably more iconic than CIL , but I wasn't alive when Holiday came out so I can't really comment on that.

Last Boy on Earth

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Originally posted by QueenBeyoncé

Please don't What? This Song and Video started it all off for her Billboard Female Artist of The of the Decade, World Music Outstanding Contribution To The Arts, AMA's International Artist Award the First Female and the youngest

Last Boy on Earth

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Originally posted by Roman

I think Crazy in Love is much more recognizable and known worldwide than Single Ladies.

I'd definitely call it more iconic.

no

Duca

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Originally posted by Last Boy on Earth

Deemy

britney's debut is >>>>>>

EarlyMorning

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Originally posted by MusicLoverDude

GaGa because all those others bitches can suck it.

And if I chose other, MILEY!

Well.

ohplease

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Originally posted by KarlosVzla

Baby One More Time had bigger WW impact than Crazy In love.

You talk about sales at that time which is why you used had bigger WW impact . I'm talking about cultural impact on music, beyond Pop culture.

Last Boy on Earth

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Originally posted by ohplease

BOMT has the most iconic debut yes, but CIL as a debut has the most relevance & impact on Pop culture, actually no, on music culture.

most revelance & impact on Pop culture, music culture... Crazy In Love? No

I don't even like BOMT, I love Crazy In Love, but it's not that hard to admit that BOMT had much more cultural impact

MusicTalker

Obviously Britney's BOMT.

Duca

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Originally posted by ohplease

You talk about sales at that time which is why you used had bigger WW impact . I'm talking about cultural impact on music, beyond Pop culture.

He is right on both regards.

Jaay

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Originally posted by Satellites

We know but were stans, were voting for our faves.

Don't say were, because alot of stans for Gaga and even Beyonce said BOMT was more iconic.

UnusualBoy

BOMT deffo