[OnlyManInTheWorld]

Originally posted by thirdward

Britney ain't no legend.

Her problem is that she's not respected by the GP. She will always be seen as a talentless chick.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by LoveTheWayILie

who are you to stop them.:

A potential buyer or non-buyer.

Mariah and Madonna have become jokes. They can keep releasing music, but they will never be "Fantasy" or "Vogue" artists again. They need to get with the program.

[Dream]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

No, but a significantly greater amount of people are gonna know the song that's #1 for 10 weeks as compared to the songs stuck Bubbling Under.

But are they going to know that the song has been #1 for 10 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100? Nope. They're just going to think, "damn that song is everywhere!" And they can think that about a song that is not top 10 or even top 20.

[I. AX]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

Elvis was complete garbage as an artist. He only gained fame because he stole his entire persona from black artists and everyone ate it up. A shame.

A fefe dobson mess

[MaoMars]

Teenagers use Che Guevara's shirts, but you go and ask them who he was and what he did, I am sure they don't know.
That's why teenagers shouldn't be used to measure any kind of popularity.

[FatShady]

Single Ladies is such ann awful song, def worse than Run The World. I think Irreplaceable will be more timeless.

[Jameson Teqkilla]

Originally posted by Blues

21 is more acclaimed than BEYONCÉ.

Metacritic: 21 - 76, BEYONCÉ - 85

Pazz & Job Year End: 21 - #6, BEYONCÉ - #4

[Giselle]

Originally posted by I. AX

Where is ur avi from? wanted to ask this the other day.

It ****ing slays. Am jealous. Am just human.

Melissa's instagram.

[bluth]

Britney is a legend, but for all the wrong reasons. She's basically synonymous with what all pop music-haters think pop music is like: contrived, fake, talentless, mechanically-constructed. If a screenwriter wanted to write the character of a vacuous popstar into their screenplay, the character would look like R2D2ney.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by FatShady

Britney Spears and Elvis are the only white legends in music.

Britney Spears will never be a legend, putting her in the same sentence as Elvis is just BEYOND.
She's a female Sean Paul at best (relevant from 00 to 04) with a bit more staying power.

[Ecstasy]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

It's not that Madonna should quit, it's that she should stop making music that is more juvenile than the music she made when she was young.

If you don't like her music that is one thing but you can't be the one saying what music is suited for her age. If she likes to make club bangers what is the problem with her making club music?

[FAME.]

Originally posted by Damien M

Britney Spears will never be a legend, putting her in the same sentence as Elvis is just BEYOND.
She's a female Sean Paul at best (relevant from 00 to 04) with a bit more staying power.

Not Britney and Elvis

[Dream]

Britney isn't a legend (and will never be a legend), she is a pop culture icon tho. But there still is a big difference.

[slobro]

Originally posted by bluth

Britney is a legend, but for all the wrong reasons. She's basically synonymous with what all pop music-haters think pop music is like : contrived, fake, talentless, mechanically-constructed. If a screenwriter wanted to write the character of a vacuous popstar into their screenplay, the character would look like R2D2ney.

Icon would describe her better. A legend has to be respected and have lasting impact and influence and at least have some respect

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

Originally posted by FatShady

Single Ladies is such ann awful song, def worse than Run The World. I think Irreplaceable will be more timeless.

It's a bad song with interesting video. Definitely overrated, especially on ATRL. Nowhere near as iconic as Crazy in Love.

[Space Renegade]

Britney isn't a legend stop

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by Mr. Fahrenheit

That's so ageist though.

Like, do some of you people even think about what you're saying before you post? That they should quit 'cuz they're just 'ancient' and trying to relive their 'glory years'? And what does 'passing the torch' even mean? "Oh, there's some 20-something year old doing a terrible version of what I did 20 years ago, I better retire"? Or ''Oh, I'm not selling as many records as I used to, I s'pose I should quit"?

I'm not trying to insult your intelligence or anything, Cap10Planet, but...

You can go back to the discussion last night where I said that Mariah should continue to release music BUT she shouldn't focus on massive success or think she will be reaching the pinnacles of success she once did. It's NOT happening, ever again. Same for Madonna.

And sorry if it's ageist to think that Madonna looks a fool by collaborating with LMFAO just so she can seem "cool" to the younger audience or Mariah looking desperate for a 2005-type comeback by collaborating with tacky, rent-a-rappers over beats that are even dated for 2005. Embrace your age and be comfortable with the impact you have left over the years. I'll wear my ageist title proudly, thank you.

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

Originally posted by bluth

Britney is a legend, but for all the wrong reasons. She's basically synonymous with what all pop music-haters think pop music is like: contrived, fake, talentless, mechanically-constructed. If a screenwriter wanted to write the character of a vacuous popstar into their screenplay, the character would look like R2D2ney.

Simply this.

[Fenty The Great]

First discrediting Bob Marley and now discrediting Britney's legendary status. You girls have absolutely no respect for the dead

[Luder]

Originally posted by Damien M

Britney Spears will never be a legend, putting her in the same sentence as Elvis is just BEYOND.
She's a female Sean Paul at best (relevant from 00 to 04) with a bit more staying power.

His music kind of outlasted Brtiney's!