Now don't get offended this always happens. It shifts. Madonna, Kylie, Michael, Janet, Whitney, Mariah ---> Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Britney, Christina, Chris
Who is coming next? Our irrelevants or some new hoes? Will we be seeing Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Britney, Christina, Chris ---> Sky, Wynter, Cheryl, Alexandra, Rita (not that she has music out though), Cher, Some new ***s.
This thread is a bit premature. Lady GaGa, Rihanna, and Katy Perry are still relatively new to the music business. These ladies aren't vanishing, anytime soon.
I don't think Gaga, Rihanna or Katy are going anywhere fast.
Katy's going to go downhill after the success of this era, trust me on that.
Gaga has had disappointing (inflated) success this era, and I think the general public is starting to get sick of her "antics."
Rihanna is the only one I see having more success. It's very obvious that GGGB was her peak, but she's still a huge popstar and is now building up merit with critics. The only thing that worries me with her is releasing an album every year. Will the public get sick of hearing her on the radio?
I'm only big fans of Britney, Gaga, Janet & Mariah. Not here for anyone else. I don't think Katy is going anywhere any time soon. It would be nice to see Nicola Roberts blow up big next year, I just got into that chick and she's very underrated. Her debut album *****.
I'd take Sky and Wynter out of the running. Neither of them can really get the ball rolling.
Who is Rita?
Sky is a diamond in the rough.
Wynter has the potential, she's pretty big in Australia and is gaining relevancy in the UK. Her album release was just tragic Stateside. But we'll fix that.
No shade to Beyonce or Britney because they've at the stage where they've been there, done that. They're just chilling. Christina..... We'll see where she stands after her next solo project.
Alexandra, Sky, Rita, Wynter, Cheryl, Cher, etc can take a seat.
the girls u named r still relevant and will be for the next years 2 come.
and the women u mentioned (kylie,madge) r still REALLY relevant, at least WW.
We'll see where she stands after her next solo project.
