yes.!! but i think she paved way for Female Pop Singers. because during those times it's mostly boybands who are reigning
Boybands were just getting started when BOMT was released. They didn't really become big until late 1998, a little after BOMT. R&B/hip-hop singers like Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Puff Daddy were ruling the charts in the US in 1997 - 1998. You obviously have no knowledge of music from 1997 - 2000.
And female pop singers existed LONG before this song.
No, boybands weren't reigning until a little after BOMT. R&B/hip-hop singers like Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Puff Daddy were ruling the charts in the US in 1997 - 1998. You obviously have no knowledge of music from 1997 - 2000.
And female pop singers existed LONG before this song.
Hmm Nsync and Backstreet Boys were popular and wildly successful before Brit. She just brought back the concept of a viable teenage pop singer after the flash in the pan careers of Debbie & Tiffany.
Anyway, "BOMT" is WORLDWIDE the go to time capsule for the pop sound of the late 90s:
She just brought back the concept of a viable teenage pop singer after the flash in the pan careers of Debbie & Tiffany.