[QueenBeyoncé]

Originally posted by MissTina

All but two.

[Cherry]

Originally posted by MissTina

All but two.

Susan Boyle and Madonna?

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by MissTina

All but two.

Who's the other one?

[MonstahNL]

Originally posted by MissTina

All but two.

Changing your mind, I see.
Spill some names, Célestine.

[QueenBeyoncé]

[Chemist]

Originally posted by QueenBeyoncé

I'm not press just stating FACTS

Grammys = local, Allisson Kraus has more and she's a nobody
Forbes = important if the money comes from music, but in the case of Beyonce, it doesn't.

So yes Lady gaga has already surpassed any of Beyonce's era. Of course Beyonce has had longevity, we'll see if Gaga can

[MissTina]

Originally posted by HausofCherry

Susan Boyle and Madonna?

[Cherry]

Originally posted by QueenBeyoncé

Well of course she hasn't surpassed the Obamas. She's only a pop star.

[Beatfreak]

Originally posted by Captain Planet

In cultural impact, "Poker Face" and "Bad Romance" are definitely ahead of those songs.

IA. The last time a song was talked about as much as those two was probably Umbrella/Disturbia.

[MissTina]

Originally posted by Captain Planet

Who's the other one?

Originally posted by MonstahNL

Changing your mind, I see.
Spill some names, Célestine.

[fanoftalent]

I like GaGa and there sure is a lot of buzz about her right now, but pop culture can make you a queen one day and than you fall like a rock (see Christina Aguilera).

The other big girls today have had their moments and have stabilized since then. I mainly mean Britney, Pink and Beyonce. They might get less buzz than GaGa, but they are doing their thing and have lasted in the game for a decade. In 3-4 years (2 more album eras) I'll be able to tell if GaGa's gonna stabilize or not. Right now I'm not sure. She's a good business woman though and will try to do everything to maintain her success, it won't be easy though.

[QueenBeyoncé]

Tied for third most successful song on the Billboard Hot 100 by a solo female artist (Irreplaceable).
Irreplaceable is the first song to top twelve Billboard charts simultaneously (December 30, 2006).

[MissTina]

Originally posted by QueenBeyoncé

When will Gaga sing for the leader of the free world?

[Cherry]

Originally posted by Beatfreak

IA. The last time a song was talked about as much as those two was probably Umbrella/Disturbia.

No songs were EVER as talked about as much.

[Chemist]

Originally posted by QueenBeyoncé

And we all know that Shaki is a flop now

[MissTina]

Originally posted by fanoftalent

I like GaGa and there sure is a lot of buzz about her right now, but pop culture can make you a queen one day and than you fall like a rock (see Christina Aguilera).

The other big girls today have had their moments and have stabilized since then. I mainly mean Britney, Pink and Beyonce. They might get less buzz than GaGa, but they are doing their thing and have lasted in the game for a decade. In 3-4 years (2 more album eras) I'll be able to tell if GaGa's gonna stabilize or not. Right now I'm not sure. She's a good business woman though and will try to do everything to maintain her success, it won't be easy though.

Agreed.

[Cap10Planet]

The only song by Rihanna that ever had a cultural impact in someway is "Umbrella."

[Cherry]

Originally posted by chemist

And we all know that Shaki is a flop now

Don't hate on Shaki. She's the woman who brought this upon the world:

[Chemist]

Originally posted by HausofCherry

No songs were EVER as talked about as much.

Now those are of course also delusions

[MissTina]

Originally posted by chemist

And we all know that Shaki is a flop now

They're not on the same level sis. Shaki is a flop. Beyonce is a legend.