You can't force a song to become a classic. No radio deals, tv spots, performances, will make that happen if the GP does not love it and remember it. Period.
It has a huge advantage because people remember it. Meaning they wanna hear it, buy it, see Beyonce perform it, and if it's in a commercial they might give it extra attention because a song they remember and enjoy is being used with something fresh and new.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
Need I remind you that your fave's label paid for "Crazy In Love" to be a hit, as found guilty in a U.S. court of law?
How is it a sign of impact that Beyoncé was able to land on a soundtrack album produced by her husband? I believe you don't understand the difference between impact and industry ties
You can't force a song to become a classic. No radio deals, tv spots, performances, will make that happen if the GP does not love it and remember it. Period.
It has a huge advantage because people remember it. Meaning they wanna hear it, buy it, see Beyonce perform it, and if it's in a commercial they might give it extra attention because a song they remember and enjoy is being used with something fresh and new.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
Toxic's YouTube views proves that it's very memorable.
No one wants to hear Toxic in 2015 because barely anyone remembers it. Maybe if it was remembered enough someone would've put it on a soundtrack in 2013 and 2015...
in a industry run by streaming services now ''Toxic'' still garners enough or more view than hits released this decade and last but No ONE cares enough to listen.
Need I remind you that your fave's label paid for "Crazy In Love" to be a hit, as found guilty in a U.S. court of law?
How is it a sign of impact that Beyoncé was able to land on a soundtrack album produced by her husband? I believe you don't understand the difference between impact and industry ties
You typed this essay and CIL is still more iconic, poor you.
The only thing Britney is known for where I'm from is her mental breakdown. It was shocking to me when I first started lurking this website and saw she actually have fans
The one that gets more recurrent airplay, gets more YT views, was recently performed at the Superbowl, was played in the record-breaking trailer for 50 Shades + in the TV spots and in the movie.
Need I remind you that your fave's label paid for "Crazy In Love" to be a hit, as found guilty in a U.S. court of law?
How is it a sign of impact that Beyoncé was able to land on a soundtrack album produced by her husband? I believe you don't understand the difference between impact and industry ties
OMG so it was forced since the beginning?? lmao
The song is good tho, but like I said it's a forced classic, too much payola and promotion to put it there.
Before she performed the song in the SB, it was forgotten, not completely, but it wasn't a classic at all.
CIL was a forced classic this decade, and it worked people felt for the trap.
This makes me remember to the Pepsi Commercial she launched in 2013, they displayed all her outfits like if they were iconic, but people only knew about the SL one
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2. So you're saying in 2010 no one remembered CIL And all of a sudden it blasted in every platform because of one performance OKAY
no one knows that move.
And all of a sudden it blasted in every platform because of one performance