But was it a cultural phenomenom? Peaking at a position is 1 thing but to have impact to be a song that will be remembered forever is another. I thought you gaGa stans now the true tea the way you guys Defend Bad Romance.
Teenage Dream passed the million mark in the US and is set to sell another 60-65k this week, more than new albums (such as Loud), she's not a single artist, it's not her fault everything she releases becomes iconic hits
Too bad those iconic hits couldn't stop Loud from outselling the album's entire worldwide chart run in less than 12 weeks without half the marketing campaign. Sucks to be iconic, doesn't it?
But was it a cultural phenomenom? Peaking at a position is 1 thing but to have impact to be a song that will be remembered forever is another. I thought you gaGa stans now the true tea the way you guys Defend Bad Romance.
5 years later , sales have declinded way over 50% , if sales were like they were now , AGLM might not of even gone Gold .
2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, or 2002, it does not matter. How many artists have hits bigger than SOS and still didn't even scrap Gold? She went Platinum in nearly 10 countries with only one big worldwide hit. That is not a singles artist. Get it through your scalp, gorl. The receipts are right in your face, but you just can't see them.
Too bad those iconic hits couldn't stop Loud from outselling the album's entire worldwide chart run in less than 12 weeks without half the marketing campaign. Sucks to be iconic, doesn't it?
This aint the thread for this **** and with that said lets get back to talking Pop bars and positions.
yes I know I was apart of the off topic discussion but we need that now and again
Exactly. When Rihanna came out she was like the Keri Hilson of today when it came to success. No offense to keri. You had girls like Beyonce, Ciara, Fergie, Ashanti, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani. I mean how could she compete.
Errm no she wasn't. Keri Hilson has never had a big worldwide hit; never went even close to Platinum in the US, let alone outside the US. If this were to be compared to 2006, Rihanna was Rihanna. Lol, I really can't think of any artist that sold as well as she did, but didn't have the relevancy of artists who sold considerably less like Ke$ha.
But was it a cultural phenomenom? Peaking at a position is 1 thing but to have impact to be a song that will be remembered forever is another. I thought you gaGa stans now the true tea the way you guys Defend Bad Romance.
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I would say that TiK ToK had significant cultural impact. I mean, that's not to say it was orgasmed-over by critics, but the line "Wake Up in the morning feeling like P Diddy" is pretty significant.
Errm no she wasn't. Keri Hilson has never had a big worldwide hit; never went even close to Platinum in the US, let alone outside the US. If this were to be compared to 2006, Rihanna was Rihanna. Lol, I really can't think of any artist that sold as well as she did, but didn't have the relevancy of artists who sold considerably less like Ke$ha.
I was talking domesically. And Rihanna's debut didnt go platinum either...
You say death, but if a Rihanna song was completely used on one of the most watched/one of the longest running animated series+longest running shows then there would be a video of it in the videos section and a thread in celebria about it
Tik Tok was a cultural phenomenon. People are just going to have to deal
But its nice to see Paparazzi there considering it was a 4th single Not to mention Pokerface having the downloads to make the Top 100 or Just Dance and Bad Romance's ability to remain in the Top 200.
I thought you were talking about Chart Success and Sales not Cultural Impact 
Simpsons are apart of every day pop culture, Tik Tok was being played everywhere(used in movies, tv shows, etc.)
or Just Dance and Bad Romance's ability to remain in the Top 200. 
