[Paola Bracho]

Originally posted by JakeKills

No person you walk up to on the street is going to know any of those unless they closely follow pop music / pop culture / Rihanna's discography.

With that logic same goes for every song that has sold less than 6-7 mill WW.

[Swag]

GaGa and "Bad Romance"

[Baby Boy]

Easily Bad Romance.
Poor recurrent sales for a song that was as big as it was not that long ago. & the recurrent views on the video are tragic. Again, especially when you consider that the video was such an event.

[Anticipating]

Bad Romance

[aquarius]

Originally posted by Baby Boy

Britney debuted over 10 years ago.

oh i thought they said song from the last 10 years, i cant read

[fememeist]

JoJo - Too Little Too Late but it's my jam

Side question—how come some of your threads are redundant?

[Witness]

Very subjective unless you're going to post like recurrent play stats and video growth. I'd say something like Kesha with "We R Who We R" or Katy with "Part of Me". Indisputable #1 HITS that I never expect to hear again.

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by Paola Bracho

Bad Romance was huge in 2009-2010 but now is far from remembered.

Originally posted by liberalmusiclover

Probably Gaga with Bad Romance. It's just about completely forgotten.

Originally posted by Anticipating

Bad Romance

Originally posted by Swag

GaGa and "Bad Romance"

Originally posted by Baby Boy

Bad Romance

Not when just in the past week there have been countless headlines from various music, film, fashion, feminist, and gay media outlets with headlines that are some variation of "Meryl Streep covers Bad Romance." Is Meryl singing anyone else's "completely forgotten" songs? Or even their remembered songs, for that matter?

[CandyBling]

22 - Taylor swift

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by CandyBling

22 - Taylor swift

You've clearly never been in a college classroom on someone's 22nd birthday.

That song is referenced more than any other hit from that album.

[ezra]

Katy and Britney songs

[Cherry]

Originally posted by JakeKills

Not when just in the past week there have been countless headlines from various music, film, fashion, feminist, and gay media outlets with headlines that are some variation of "Meryl Streep covers Bad Romance." Is Meryl singing anyone else's "completely forgotten" songs? Or even their remembered songs, for that matter?

Clock them.

[Paola Bracho]

Originally posted by JakeKills

Not when just in the past week there have been countless headlines from various music, film, fashion, feminist, and gay media outlets with headlines that are some variation of "Meryl Streep covers Bad Romance." Is Meryl singing anyone else's "completely forgotten" songs? Or even their remembered songs, for that matter?

Did you just say it needed some help from one of the biggest actresses right now to be remembered again??? Well, you just proved my point.

[ezra]

Originally posted by Paola Bracho

Did you just say it needed some help from one of the biggest actresses right now to be remembered again??? Well, you just proved my point.

Not even close. They chose Gaga's song because of how iconic it is. Like, duh

Bad Romance was streamed more than 2.1 million times last month which is more than the majority of songs mentioned in here so far.

[Chris▲]

Originally posted by JakeKills

Not when just in the past week there have been countless headlines from various music, film, fashion, feminist, and gay media outlets with headlines that are some variation of "Meryl Streep covers Bad Romance." Is Meryl singing anyone else's "completely forgotten" songs? Or even their remembered songs, for that matter?

Tell em.

[Cherry]

Originally posted by Paola Bracho

Did you just say it needed some help from one of the biggest actresses right now to be remembered again??? Well, you just proved my point.

If it weren't remembered, why would the producers / director have thought to use it in the film? And used it in a scene that is specifically intended to show how Meryl's band is catering to younger people? You don't make sense.

[Robinladen]

Originally posted by ezra

Not even close. They chose Gaga's song because of how iconic it is. Like, duh

Bad Romance was streamed more than 2.1 million times last month which is more than the majority of songs mentioned in here so far.

this kind of contradicts you name dropping Katy, no? Most of her videos get millions upon millions of views according to your thread.

[Paola Bracho]

What the **** are you talking about?? They only choose "iconic", "remembered", "legendary" songs to cover on movies, tv, etc????? The answer is NO. Did you just recently start watching movies??

[ezra]

Originally posted by Robinladen

this kind of contradicts you name dropping Katy, no? Most of her videos get millions upon millions of views according to your thread.

I'm not talking about videos I'm talking about songs. And not all of Katy's songs do

Tbh this is a dumb thread especially since you knew everyone would pile in and just say the artist they don't like.

Truly forgotten hits are probably Kesha, Britney and Madonna hits from the last 10 years if we're being honest.

[SupahBass05]

Originally posted by Robinladen

this kind of contradicts you name dropping Katy, no? Most of her videos get millions upon millions of views according to your thread.

His post does. And those numbers are just Spotify numbers, too. How are the gurls holding up on Youtube? I still think Kesha is the right answe, unless you count Dope as a hit: ie. Blah Blah Blah.