[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Nicole

The US (most important market in the world) doesn't know what a Videogames is.

Born to Die sold 1m copies there and hipsters everywhere know it. It WILL live forever, I know it will. Britney died so Video Games could have everlasting life. Besides Europe has more people anyway.

[Kang.]

This is probably the BIGGEST classic of the 21st up to this point, I can't stand the song myself but let's be objective.

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

What Makes You Beautiful is a bigger classic than any Gaga song

I don't even know what this song is

also at Teenage Dream the song being a classic

I can see maybe Firework/ Roar when it comes to Katy.

Also people in the US know Video Games/ Lana... but it definitely isn't a classic

[Gui Blackout]

That's right, Summertime Sadness is Lana's true claasic in the US, WW is that + VG + Ride.

Omg she's such a modern day legend

[slobro]

OMG I just googled "Lost Season 6 Cast" images and no Daniel ?

[Oshiish]

Oh lordy...


Once you get passed the chainsaw in a closet noise, Dare is actually REALLY good!...


I love it


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[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Classics so far since 2010:

Call Me Maybe
Somebody That I Used to Know
We Are Young
Pumped Up Kicks
Midnight City
Video Games
Levels (club classic)
Rolling in the Deep
Someone Like You
Adorn (urban classic)
**** You!
Sexy and I Know It (regrettably, but it will become one of those undying party songs)
Teenage Dream

Most classics are hits because to be a classic they have to be at least somewhat known. We Found Love is questionable though.

Ugh I forgot Pumped Up Kicks, but I agree. Alt/Hipster classic.

And WAIT @ Midnight City. I kinda agree.

I don't agree about Forget You.

Gangnam Style is a guaranteed classic a la Macarena.

[ClashAndBurn]

Originally posted by fortheloveofmusic

"Take Over Control"
"A Thousand Years"
"Only Exception"
"Sweet Nothing"
"Adorn"

Yep!

The Afrojack/Eva Simons song? It's a bop, but I don't think so.

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by G.U.Y. Gaga

I don't even know what this song is

Same thing people say about Gaga's songs.

[MusicTalker]

Also, as much as ATRL loves to hate Firework and Roar, I think they're both going to be Katy's signature songs.

[jinzo]

Like Nicole said, it's always the unexpected that gets remembered.

But the biggest from recent times, I'd say- are Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, Born This Way (eeeeep), Love The Way You Lie, Wrecking Ball, I Gotta Feeling, Friday. (not even trolling with the last one- it was the song that pioneered internet memes in the Hot 100)

I Was Here will potentially be remembered as it'll be the song Beyoncé is tributed with when the day happens.

[Shinning]

Milkshake is the 2nd biggest classic of the 2000's (after Crazy In Love ofc)

[Newt]

Originally posted by Robert

The Smiths are so good



This cult classic ***** on all our faves discographies and is iconic thanks to the Perks of Being a Wallflower

Much better than the original >>>>>

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by Kang.

This is probably the BIGGEST classic of the 21st up to this point, I can't stand the song myself but let's be objective.

I would say it's between this and "Clocks". That piano riff is legendary. Also Amy's "Rehab" and Successa Legendton's "A Thousand Miles".

[ClashAndBurn]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Huge with gay hipster subcultures the world over and huge mainstream in Europe. Massive critical acclaim, launched Lana's career (most copied female singer of the last 5 years). It's enuf. It will be reused a lot in the coming decades methinks.

You forgot the "iconic" SNL performance!

[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by jinzo

Like Nicole said, it's always the unexpected that gets remembered. But the biggest from recent times, I'd say- are Call Me Maybe, Gangnam Style, Born This Way (eeeeep), Love The Way You Lie, Wrecking Ball, I Gotta Feeling, Friday. (not even trolling with the last one- it was the song that pioneered internet memes in the Hot 100)

I Was Here will potentially be remembered as it'll be the song Beyoncé is tributed with when the day happens.

Totally agree about Friday. It & Gangnam Style.

[fortheloveofmusic]

Originally posted by ClashAndBurn

The Afrojack/Eva Simons song? It's a bop, but I don't think so.

We'll see

[bijonse]

lol @ video games being on that list



anyways, i have a fear gangnam style will become our macarena

[Ozzy8923]

Milkshake is more remembered than any Pop girl hit.

[G.U.Y. Gaga]

Lana is far from having any classics in the US anytime soon....

Maybe with Ultraviolence