[T.C]

Originally posted by Dream

isn't Tina insanely popular in Europe? like bigger than what Beyonce ever will be?

Yes, some people called her racist for it

[Nippy'sReceipts]

Originally posted by Dream

Um, it's easy. I'm not going to argue that WBT is not well-known in the US because it is. But if we're using your logic of 12 year olds knowing Mariah/Madonna songs then yes there are plenty of teens that don't know WBT since they would have been 3 years old when it was a hit (damn time flies by so fast).

I don't know why Madonna is portrayed as unknown by young people.
I am 11 and I love Madonna.

[lancelovesgaga]

[Nicole]

Originally posted by Vin

You didn't answer my question,
which is probably the only answer I need.

2014: The Downfall of Angelina Jolie.



...Vin

I did answer it: Maleficent will not meet the same fate as The Lone Ranger.

[Dream]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

And I'm saying recurrent airplay can still have a song be forgotten.

I could pull up a song from 1982 that got played 4 times randomly, then point out how "Thriller" hasn't been played in 2 months.

then what else do you have to measure old songs being remembered?

[Kworb]

Originally posted by Dream

isn't Tina insanely popular in Europe? like bigger than what Beyonce ever will be?

I wouldn't say insanely popular, but yes she is a respected legend, and of course much bigger than Pepcé will ever be.

[T.C]

Originally posted by Dream

then what else do you have to measure old songs being remembered?

His own ignorant opinion

[lancelovesgaga]

Remember when Lana had to REMIX her single in order to make it a semi-hit in America?

[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by Dream

then what else do you have to measure old songs being remembered?

Hearing people talking about them at school.. Duh!

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Dream

then what else do you have to measure old songs being remembered?

The general public, common knowledge.

I could hear a random song that peaked at #92 in 1983 be played 2 times, then say 'lol We Belong Together hasn't been played in a week' but that doesn't make it more remembered.

And recurrent airplay, is literally just heard by thousands -- so how does it measure what the population remembers correctly?

[Kat]

Originally posted by RaeseanLohan

I would've so believed you when you said you were starting 7th grade if we weren't in the middle of winter

[lancelovesgaga]

People only remember about Lana for her SNL incident.


Thank God Lorde killed her.

[lancelovesgaga]

Originally posted by RaeseanLohan

Your posts are really embarrassing I would've so believed you when you said you were starting 7th grade if we weren't in the middle of winter

-

Btw Lana has at least 20 songs better than Joanne's discography.

We start School in Winter here in Uganda

[T.C]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

The general public, common knowledge.

I could hear a random song that peaked at #92 in 1983 be played 2 times, then say 'lol We Belong Together hasn't been played in a week' but that doesn't make it more remembered.

And recurrent airplay, is literally just heard by thousands -- so how does it measure what the population remembers correctly?

You. Don't. Know. The. General. Public

Have you actually don a survey around your area for this? To me you are just shifting your own ignorance onto others, the receipts have been put in your face and still you keep babbling on.

[iHype.]

And Britney is a prime example.

Britney has more memorable hits than Xtina, P!nk, etc yet her airplay sucks.

[Giselle]

Originally posted by Clump

Lana Del Rey is still an unattractive beyst after all her daddy's $$ was funneled into those surgeries. Poor thing.

Complex's Hottest Women Right Now (October 2013)

100. Fridge
93. Alizard Banks
22. Lana Del Rey
N/A - Lady Gaga

[Dream]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

The general public, common knowledge.

I could hear a random song that peaked at #92 in 1983 be played 2 times, then say 'lol We Belong Together hasn't been played in a week' but that doesn't make it more remembered.

And recurrent airplay, is literally just heard by thousands -- so how does it measure what the population remembers correctly?

But you WOULDN'T hear a random song that peaked at #92 in 1983 be played 2 times, that's the point. Right now, recurrent airplay is the only way we have to measure if old songs are being remembered. That and catalog sales but idk Mariah or Madonna's catalog sales which is why I'm not passing comment on that. And besides, why would radio play a song that nobody remembers?

[Vin]

Originally posted by Nicole

I did answer it: Maleficent will not meet the same fate as The Lone Ranger.

But if it does, then...

R.I.P. Angelina Jolie.

Has ring to it, doesn't it?



But it probably won't flop on a colossal scale. Because even Angie haters
and Aniston stans like me are going to see it. It could very well under
perform, though, and not reach what Disney is expecting.

...Vin

[iHype.]

Originally posted by tcweh

You. Don't. Know. The. General. Public

Have you actually don a survey around your area for this? To me you are just shifting your own ignorance onto others, the receipts have been put in your face and still you keep babbling on.

I said her most remembered hits are Hero, Without You (not in US), and AIWFCIY. Do you really think the general public has no indication as to what Hero and All I Want For Christmas Is You are?

I don't need recurrent airplay to tell me Hero is one of her most remembered. Bye.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts

I don't know why Madonna is portrayed as unknown by young people.
I am 11 and I love Madonna.