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Originally posted by Vespertine
Someone mentioned ND's comeback bombing harder than BJ or Lotus, and I simply proved them wrong.
I don't think a solo album from Gwen would do well, but that's beside the point. I don't want another damn solo album from her, and I will seriously consider tearing down all the ND posters in my room if she does one anytime soon. LAMB was perfect and plenty, TSE was unnecessary besides a few great songs. It's a bunch of LAMB leftovers.
But I think she could most definitely outdo BJ and Lotus with another solo album, even if it flopped in the long-run. There would be at least a tiny bit of hype for it, meanwhile no one even knew that BJ and Lotus dropped.
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Oh, sorry, I haven't seen that, it just looked so out of place comparing BJ/Lotus/Push in Gwen's solo career.
Why would you tear your posters apart? It's not like she'd "betray" ND, she'd just try something different, I think she should do another album but in a different way so she wouldn't feel so stressful about it.
True, but those LAMB leftovers still slayed lives, I even dare to say TSE was better than LAMB (even though LAMB had much higher highs) thus it definitely wasn't unnecessary.
Imo, If she did appropriate promo and her stuff was on par her previous albums quality-wise she'd surely outdo both albums by Britney Jean and Xtina
Try to twist it any way you like but there was minimal promo or hype for Push and Shove, and the fact that BJ and Lotus outsold it by whatever small amount WW is ridiculously unimpressive for legends who have continued keeping themselves in the public eye over the last 10 years. Find another 90s act who tried to make a comeback after 10 years away and let me know how their comeback went.