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Originally posted by Britney Spears
This is a funny one
France
#1 (5 weeks) Womanizer
N/A Circus
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Circus sold the album tho
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Womanizer is also more critically acclaimed.
The 4695th most critically acclaimed song of all-time remains unbothered
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Quote:
Originally posted by Britney Spears
This is a funny one
France
#1 (5 weeks) Womanizer
N/A Circus
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That's because Circus the song didn't get a physical release there & back then France's charts were based on only physical sales.
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Originally posted by Nano
That's because Circus the song didn't get a physical release there & back then France's charts were based on only physical sales.
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Circus
French Digital Singles Chart 19
Still inferior 
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Originally posted by K$Ellie
TTWE>IWG>HIAM
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Wtf!!! That's even worse than when Britney said IWG>>> TTWE. HIAM is like the best thing that ever happened during FF era 
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Anyone with taste agrees that Circus is better than Womanizer.
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Originally posted by Britney Spears
Womanizer was released months before Circus. The most important overall receipts say:
Womanizer 126,107,749 views
Circus 111,594,862 views
Womanizer 3,500,000 paid downloads
Circus 3,100,000 paid downloads
Womanizer 24,941,043 Spotify listens
Circus 14,776,509 Spotify listens
Womanizer is still getting more plays on Spotify. Not to mention that Womanizer was a global hit. That is the truth.
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Womanizer is her only single post breakdown that got ww promos. I would be surprised if those things you listed are not the way they are 
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Originally posted by ToLove
Anyone with taste agrees that Circus is better than Womanizer.
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Circus is the best thing that happened after breakdown. 
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Quote:
Originally posted by Britney Spears
Womanizer was released months before Circus. The most important overall receipts say:
Womanizer 126,107,749 views
Circus 111,594,862 views
Womanizer 3,500,000 paid downloads
Circus 3,100,000 paid downloads
Womanizer 24,941,043 Spotify listens
Circus 14,776,509 Spotify listens
Womanizer is still getting more plays on Spotify. Not to mention that Womanizer was a global hit. That is the truth.
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One of them made the IFPI list and it ain't Womanizer.
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Originally posted by Anticipating
One of them made the IFPI list and it ain't Womanizer.
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I'm pretty much sure that Womanizer would appear on that IFPI list if it wasn't released in the forth quarter of the year. Most of Circus' sales date from 2009. Womanizer outsold Circus in every country.
For me, Womanizer is as good as Circus. I just can't decide, both are pop masterpieces. About success, Womanizer obliterates Circus.
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Duh, Circus > Womanizer in the same way TTWE > HIAM.
I wish I could say that Perfume > Work Bitch too, but I guess they 'fixed' the mistake of releasing the best song as the second single by the time Britney Jean rolled around.
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Quote:
Originally posted by Britney Spears
I'm pretty much sure that Womanizer would appear on that IFPI list if it wasn't released in the forth quarter of the year. Most of Circus' sales date from 2009. Womanizer outsold Circus in every country.
For me, Womanizer is as good as Circus. I just can't decide, both are pop masterpieces. About success, Womanizer obliterates Circus.
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I know. But Circus was the 10th best selling single in the world that year. It was clearly a worldwide hit as well.
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Not Anticipating dragging all of our avis.
Queen.
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Britney can drop B9 on the Friday before she does the Super Bowl Halftime show that Sunday -- then she can go ahead and retire and have the ten more kids she wants to have. I would feel completely content as a stan.
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I hate how Britney's eras almost always start in the fourth quarter of the year. It really messes up her year-end charts positions 
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Okay I know it's been a while, like a week, but update: Thus far in full, I've listened to In the Zone, Blackout, Circus, and Femme Fatale.
I'd say currently In the Zone >>> but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them for the most part!
Throughout this week I'll be listening to her first three albums, probably in reverse order.
Also, is BJ even worth listening to in full, or no? I've used WB and Perfume since they were released, so I'm not sure.
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Originally posted by Nemo
Okay I know it's been a while, like a week, but update: Thus far in full, I've listened to In the Zone, Blackout, Circus, and Femme Fatale.
I'd say currently In the Zone >>> but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them for the most part!
Throughout this week I'll be listening to her first three albums, probably in reverse order.
Also, is BJ even worth listening to in full, or no? I've used WB and Perfume since they were released, so I'm not sure. |
It's worth listening to BJ in full in order to appreciate the previous 7 albums even more.
So, like, once you've done from Baby to Femme Fatale and you might not like some as much, listen to BJ and then you'll think they're all masterpieces. The one good thing that album gave us: enhanced appreciation for the rest of her discography!
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Originally posted by Nemo
Okay I know it's been a while, like a week, but update: Thus far in full, I've listened to In the Zone, Blackout, Circus, and Femme Fatale.
I'd say currently In the Zone >>> but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them for the most part!
Throughout this week I'll be listening to her first three albums, probably in reverse order.
Also, is BJ even worth listening to in full, or no? I've used WB and Perfume since they were released, so I'm not sure. |
If you like her ballads, then you might like Hold On Tight and Passenger. If you like dated mid-90's Eurodance songs, then Til It's Gone could float your boat.
Other than that, stay away at all costs.
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This slayed.
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Passanger is not a ballad and it is a terrible song imo.
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Originally posted by Nemo
Okay I know it's been a while, like a week, but update: Thus far in full, I've listened to In the Zone, Blackout, Circus, and Femme Fatale.
I'd say currently In the Zone >>> but I have thoroughly enjoyed all of them for the most part!
Throughout this week I'll be listening to her first three albums, probably in reverse order.
Also, is BJ even worth listening to in full, or no? I've used WB and Perfume since they were released, so I'm not sure. |
Welcome to the darkside 
Compared to her discography bj is unworthy.
Imo the good tracks are WB, Perfume, Alien, Hold on tight, Dont Cry, Tik Tik Boom and my fave, Til its Gone.
TiG may take a while to get used to but once you get passed the artificial chorus, the song truly pumps you up.
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