There's the same handful of people here that say Gaga and Britney will never reach their peaks or surpass them ever again. In Britney's case this is true seeing as she doesn't give af anymore and is a horrible performer now, but Gaga is still a variable. Speaking of Beyoncé, just a couple of weeks ago people were writing her off saying she'd never reach the level of CIL or Single Ladies again. However, her latest release throws things up in the air. Is Beyonce about to embark on her biggest era ever?

Maybe socially, which is more important than musically.

But musically she won't get past the peak of DIL and IASF

no.

She won't surpass her IASF peak.

In Album sales she might. She has start this year originally. We have no idea what surprises her team has to continue the albums longevity.

I believe that she will release singles and promote them but will not allow single only sales. Which will become a big deal for her albums sales and could contribute to this album outselling Dangerously In Love.

You can't predict this stuff.

Her album goes to show you that you never really know

Yesss.

My guess is yes.

Her album is number one in 100 countries without any significant promo. Just word of mouth. She hasn't performed any new material on television, hasn't given a single interview, etc. Combining social relevance and music, I could see her out-peaking herself.

No...
We have all the videos for the music.
So there's really nothing for fans or the general public to anticipate.
Except for the tour.

When is her peak though?

Nooo

No.

You never know, imo from the songs I've heard and the reviews she's getting, this album could top DIL or IASF. The Kang has really out done herself, just think this album is only available on iTunes, imagine if you could buy physical copies in the store. There are a lot of folks who don't use iTunes(like myself) who will be running to the stores as soon as the album hits the shelves. All this with NO promo, DIL and IASF had a lot of promo. I can see this album slaying even harder than DIL and IASF, but we shall see.

WAY too early to say. Give the era a few months.

Of the seven billion people on this planet, most won't have watched all 17 videos or heard the songs. There are still people who don't buy albums, because they prefer to purchase singles. There's also live performances and interviews to anticipate.

Hmm, in some ways, like media/socially even if not commercially. Kinda like how some say that Madonna's media peak was LAP/Vogue/TIC ('89-'91) although her commercial peak was LAV/TB ('84-'86).

It is kinda early BUT with some great performances and smart promo.. I can see it happening.