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Originally posted by ClashAndBurn
Just Give Me A Reason will be more remembered than When I Was Your Man.
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I just added that one lol.
I see JGMAR and Stay being remembered well 10-20 yrs down the line. I think a lot of Bruno's hits will be remembered just because I see him having a legendary run of memorable hits.
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
The closest songs to being classics this decade are:
Rolling In the Deep, Party Rock Anthem, Somebody that I Used to Know, Just the Way You Are, Grenade, Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, We Are Young, Someone Like You, Locked Out of Heaven, When I Was Your Man, Happy, Roar, Firework, Dynamite, Love the Way You Lie, Set Fire to the Rain, Moves Like Jagger, Sexy & I Know It, We Found Love, Royals, Blurred Lines, Teenage Dream, Not Afraid, Only Girl, Tik Tok, The Motto, Stay, Just Give Me a Reason, Thrift Shop.
I probably missed some but
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Not Afraid and Dynamite? 
Pop girl classics:
Katy - Firework
Rihanna - Umbrella
Gaga - N/A
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Diamonds and wrecking ball are bigger and more memorable than 90% of that list.
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
The closest songs to being classics this decade are:
Rolling In the Deep, Party Rock Anthem, Somebody that I Used to Know, Just the Way You Are, Grenade, Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, We Are Young, Someone Like You, Locked Out of Heaven, When I Was Your Man, Happy, Roar, Firework, Dynamite, Love the Way You Lie, Set Fire to the Rain, Moves Like Jagger, Sexy & I Know It, We Found Love, Royals, Blurred Lines, Teenage Dream, Not Afraid, Only Girl, Tik Tok, The Motto, Stay, Just Give Me a Reason, Thrift Shop.
I probably missed some but
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Funny how there are no Beyst songs yet the Hive claims she's some kind of legend with huge legacy.
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Member Since: 11/24/2009
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Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic
lol too many "hits." The biggest classics are always the "dark horses" of the charts.
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Yes I could see something like Dog Days Are Over (#21 peak) outlasting a lot of those.
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Let's take the options I presented and dissect them.
Which will be more remembered than the others? Who will be the dark horse classics (any I didn't list)? What songs will stand through the test of time, and/or which will be left stuck in the current decade?
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Originally posted by Nicole
If Disney had allowed Demi to voice the Ice Queen in Frozen she would have been 2014's top bitch  |
Disney probably avoided using Demi Lovato as the Ice Queen's voice
because Disney wanted everyone to actually like Queen Elsa.
...Vin
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Originally posted by ChandlerBing
Not Afraid and Dynamite?
Pop girl classics:
Katy - Firework
Rihanna - Umbrella
Gaga - N/A |
Poker Face and Just Dance get more recurrent airplay than those two combined
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There's only 3 songs from MusicTalker's list that really make the cut.
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We Found Love is the biggest classic for this generation. Only deluded soul would deny this.
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There's a reason I said "options" and not "will be classics" lol. Of course that's too many to be possible.
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Wrecking Ball is already so iconic. Especially the video.
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
There's a reason I said "options" and not "will be classics" lol. Of course that's too many to be possible.
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Reading comprehension is just too much for some people on ATRL 
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Member Since: 8/31/2011
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
Let's take the options I presented it and dissect them.
Which will be more remembered than the others? Who will be the dark horse classics? What songs will stand through the test of time, or be left stuck in the current decade?
Speaking of which, I'm still hesitant to list Dark Horse. I need to see how it holds up for the rest of the year in terms of re-currency.
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"Take Over Control" by Afrojack is definitely a contender. It was a "flop" for ATRL standards, but the song gets A LOT of recurrent airplay. You'd thing that it was a new song from the amount of times its played on the radio
And if a song isn't even a signature song of the artists' discography, it definitely won't be a signature song of the time period (Not Afraid)
Just sayin'
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Originally posted by Nicole
Yes I could see something like Dog Days Are Over (#21 peak) outlasting a lot of those.
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I think You've Got the Love is a more likely classic for Florence, at least in the UK
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Originally posted by Shinning
Wrecking Ball is already so iconic. Especially the video.
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Damn it, adding that too. Mess that list is really big now.
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Originally posted by Nicole
Yes I could see something like Dog Days Are Over (#21 peak) outlasting a lot of those.
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Or The Black Keys "Lonely Boy" (#64)
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More pop girls classics:
Rihanna - We Found Love
Katy - Teenage Dream
Gaga - N/A
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