[alstrom]

I wanna say


But I'll go with Brit.

[RatedG²]

How the hell is JD tied with CIL

[Duca]

Originally posted by RatedGaga

How the hell is JD tied with CIL

[Last Boy on Earth]

Vision Of Love, Baby One More Time or Holiday, I really don't know because I wasn't alive when Vision Of Love and Holiday were released but I'm sure they made an huge impact, BOMT was the one that impacted the most between CYL and Genie. I don't even know how Just Dance was successful TBH, it's nothing special

[QueenBeyoncé]

Crazy In Love

[SillyBandz]

The Just Dance video is on a Ke$ha level of quality.

Her worst work imo. How anyone can call it iconic is beyond me.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Silly Bandz

WOW

Care to explain?

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

[NickLacheyFan]

Britney - Baby One More Time - Probebly the song with the most impact and success.
It was epic, it still does and for me it's the best of those.

Gaga - Just Dance - brought on an epic singer to success but it wasn't epic as the singer that sang it.

Beyonce - Crazy In Love - Probably the only song that can give BOMT a decent fight but like some said, it had less impact, was almost as good as BOMT but BOMT edges it out by a little and that's it.

Madonna - Holiday - Probably one of the most underrated songs in this poll, well, it's dated so not alot can relate to it, I even have a hard time to do so but I do know it was probably really epic when it was out but I guess time didn't do justice with it.

Mariah - Vision Of Love - Never really like Mariah in her old days TBH, so I'm not in a position to judge this one.

Christina - Genie - Love this song alot but it just another great pop song, nothing less, nothing more.

[Duca]

Originally posted by Silly Bandz

The Just Dance video is on a Ke$ha level of quality.

Her worst work imo. How anyone can call it iconic is beyond me.

This isn't only about the videos.

[PopBoi]

i would seriously LOVE to know the 7 people who voted for Just Dance

[brIt-()nstar]

BOMT ofcourse.

I mean Beyonce's debut single "No,No,No" isn't exactly memorable...

[Jaay]

Originally posted by Satellites

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

CIL IS r&b. It is classified as that on the internet and in stores.
Your being over sensitive at the fact Beyonce is black. That wasn't a racist comment he made.

[alstrom]

Originally posted by PopBoi

i would seriously LOVE to know the 7 people who voted for Just Dance

+1

[Bibliotheque]

Originally posted by Satellites

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

Are the Grammy's racist too?

[Raava]

Britney, of course.

If only Gaga had debuted with Poker Face :-\

[KeirGrey]

Originally posted by Satellites

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

I honestly think it's a R&b/pop crossover track and Jay z verse doesn't exactly help it's argument that its full on pop. If we were talking signle ladies i'd definetley agree with you.

[Stepfon]

Britney hands down for me, Duca showed receipts even though this poll was common sense.

[SillyBandz]

Originally posted by Satellites

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

Are we listening to the same song?

The use of actual instruments, runs. This IS an R&B song. The fact that is an R&B song and made such an huge impact is the reason it's so great.

[Duca]

Originally posted by Satellites

First of all you are clearly associating R&B with a black singer, because Crazy In Love has very few R&B elements at all if any. Everything from the production to the structure is pop not R&B. If Katy Perry or Britney sang the same lyrics over the same beat no one would associate it with R&B at all.

Pop elements prevail, but there are R&B elements too. I think it's a cross between mainstream urban pop and contemporary R&B.

[Michael]

Britney.