BOMT: #1
Sometimes: #21
Crazy: #10
From the Bottom of My Broken Heart: #14
OIDIA: #9 lead single flopped
Lucky: #23
Stronger: #11
Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know: N/A album #2 and singles already failing to chart
I'm A Slave: #27 (lead single)
Overprotected: #87
I'm Not a Legend, Not Yet Erased: N/A 2nd single to miss the charts
I Love Rock N Roll: N/A 3rd single to miss the charts
Boys Remix: N/A released with Austin Power Movie and still flops
Me Against the Charts: #35 (lead single)
Toxic: #9 the struggle to hit the top 10
Everytime: #15
Outrageous: #79 wtf is this?
My Prerogative: N/A lead single ffff
Slave is not a good song but didn't it have a radio ban? Or was that later?
It is a good song and yes from 2001-2003 she had a radio ban because normally back then tours would go through clear channel and Britneyeither chose concertwest/aeg or pepsi and radio blacklisted her from high daytime rotation and day parted her for evening rotation which had less audience.
But unlike many artists she didn't need radio. She had promo, videos and word of mouth that kept her selling 100k per week during the end of OIDIA and going almost 5x platinum during the Britney era.
Me thinks she'd have a 7x platinum album with strong radio support
I Kissed a Girl - #1
Hot N Cold - #3
Thinking of You - #29
Waking up in Vegas - #9
California Gurls - #1
Teenage Dream - #1
Firework - #1
ET - #1
Last Friday Night - #1
The one That Got Away - #3
Part of Me - #1
Wide Awake - #2
Roar - #1
Unconditionally - N/A
Dark Horse - #1
Birthday - #17?
This Is How We Do - #24
"Make Them Gold" is cute Something very "Heartbeat Sound" about this album though (the kelly song)
It's like... techno & motherly.
Britney's best videos:
Oops, Crazy, Slave, Overprotected (dark child remix), Do Somethin', BOMT & Stronger Ugh, her skanky, gym-outfitted looks with messy blonde pigtails in cheesy video sets is so iconic.
BOMT: #1
Sometimes: #21 NO cd single
Crazy: #10 #1 on pop and top 10 on airplay
From the Bottom of My Broken Heart: #14 platinum single
OIDIA: #9 lead single flopped limited single released.
Lucky: #23
Stronger: #11
Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know: N/A album #2 and singles already failing to chart
I'm A Slave: #27 (lead single) radio ban
Overprotected: #87 radio ban
I'm Not a Legend, Not Yet Erased: N/A 2nd single to miss the charts radio ban
I Love Rock N Roll: N/A 3rd single to miss the charts Not in the US
Boys Remix: N/A released with Austin Power Movie and still flops A certified flop
Me Against the Charts: #35 (lead single) still under radio ban
Toxic: #9 the struggle to hit the top 10 #1 songs on pop ranked either #9 or 10 if they didn't have singles.
Everytime: #15
Outrageous: #79 wtf is this? a flop and at the peak of overexposure and people were tired of her.
My Prerogative: N/A lead single ffff. No single release and low radio play
I Kissed a Girl - #1
Hot N Cold - #3
Thinking of You - #29
Waking up in Vegas - #9
California Gurls - #1
Teenage Dream - #1
Firework - #1
ET - #1
Last Friday Night - #1
The one That Got Away - #3
Part of Me - #1
Wide Awake - #2
Roar - #1
Unconditionally - N/A
Dark Horse - #1
Birthday - #17?
This Is How We Do - #24
I mean...
You're comparing Katy, who's entire career & peak was/is during the digital era, to Britney who was under a radio ban from IAS4U to MATM & had limited physical releases for her singles sans BOMT.
I mean....
Toxic & Oops charting in the top ten basically on airplay alone. Katy could never.
"Make Them Gold" is cute Something very "Heartbeat Sound" about this album though (the kelly song)
It's like... techno & motherly.
Britney's best videos:
Oops, Crazy, Slave, Overprotected (dark child remix), Do Somethin', BOMT & Stronger Ugh, her skanky, gym-outfitted looks with messy blonde pigtails in cheesy video sets is so iconic.
I Kissed a Girl - #1 radio and digital single
Hot N Cold - #3 radio and digital single
Thinking of You - #29 radio and digital single and still struggled
Waking up in Vegas - #9 radio and digital single
California Gurls - #1 radio and digital single
Teenage Dream - #1 radio and digital single
Firework - #1 radio and digital single
ET - #1 radio, digital single and remix
Last Friday Night - #1 radio, digital single and remix
The one That Got Away - #3 radio, digital single and remix
Part of Me - #1 low competitive month
Wide Awake #2 radio and digital single
Roar - #1 radio and digital single and streaming
Unconditionally - N/A Hmm..
Dark Horse - #1 radio and digital single and streaming
Birthday - #17? Justice for birth slay
This Is How We Do - #24 justice for This is how we do do on your faves
I mean...
So smart of you to compare an artist that did not rely on radio to outsell your fave and the one you are comparing her with and then compare her with someone with radio, digital sales and streaming after the digital era arrived.
A platinum in 1999 vs platinum in 2015 tea.
Not Jessica simpsons debut album oustelling BEYONCE.
I mean it makes sense to compare both 2x platinum albums right.
I'm shocked every time I hear Slave and Dirrty were such huge flops in America. was like 9 when they came out and I thought they were huge at the time. The videos were always playing on TRL.
You're comparing Katy, who's entire career & peak was/is during the digital era, to Britney who was under a radio ban from IAS4U to Toxic & had limited physical releases for her singles sans BOMT.
I mean....
Toxic & Oops charting in the top ten basically on airplay alone. Katy could never.
oh ok. Lets compare to Beyonce then since apparently Katy is like, out of Britney's league.
Crazy in Love: #1
Baby Boy: #1
Me Myself and I: #4
Naughty Girl: #3
Wishing on a Star: N/A
Check on It: #1
Deja Vu: #4
Ring the Alarm: #11
Irreplaceble: #1
Listen: #61
Beautiful Liar: #3
Get Me Bodied: #46
If I Were a Boy: #3
Single Ladies: #1
i wasted 20 minutes watching this
Something very "Heartbeat Sound" about this album though (the kelly song)
Katy could never.