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Poll: More Successful Era: Teenage Dream or The Fame Monster
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: Which era is more successful?
Teenage Dream
188
43.62%
The Fame Monster
243
56.38%
Voters:
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Queen Xtina
Member Since: 5/15/2006
Posts: 5,247
Post #21
Um, The Fame Monster.
MrPeanut
Member Since: 5/27/2010
Posts: 37,025
Post #22
Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
It cemented Gaga's status as a
global
phenomenon and the biggest pop star the world had seen in at least 10 years.
BR was also a bigger global hit than any of Katy's TD's singles. Telephone was another global #1 that's sold 8m copies.
That era Gaga brought public interest to the music video medium that hadn't been witnessed in years.
TFM era saw Gaga produce a $220m grossing tour. No comparison.
FreeBitch
Member Since: 4/3/2011
Posts: 7,281
Post #23
15 millions copies (The Fame Monster)
10 Millions digital singles (Bad Romance) #1 in more than 15 country around the Globe.
8 VMAS
3 Grammy Awards.
8 Millions digital singles (Telephone)
$ 200 Millions grossing Tour.
jprsardeto
Member Since: 8/21/2011
Posts: 2,445
Post #24
TD brought a lot of hits - which honestly everyone will forget - but it didn't bring anything iconic like what Gaga did with TFM.
C/H/A/N/E/L
ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 5/28/2011
Posts: 39,615
Post #25
Quote:
Originally posted by
BASS
Tours are not always connected to the
current era
, singles are. They're more representative IMO.
Let's go by album sales. Not single sales. Which one was more successful?
Or chart placements?
Speak.
slobro
Member Since: 4/20/2011
Posts: 26,993
Post #26
You have to be really pressed or delusional to vote for Teenage Dream
TFM didn't sell as many singles because they sold the EP and album
IWasHere
Member Since: 9/13/2011
Posts: 7,912
Post #27
The Fame Monster.
Success does not only mean #1's.
C/H/A/N/E/L
ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 5/28/2011
Posts: 39,615
Post #28
Quote:
Originally posted by
MrPeanut
Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
It cemented Gaga's status as a
global
phenomenon and the biggest pop star the world had seen in at least 10 years.
BR was also a bigger global hit than any of Katy's TD's singles. Telephone was another global #1 that's sold 8m copies.
That era Gaga brought public interest to the music video medium that hadn't been witnessed in years.
TFM era saw Gaga produce a $220m grossing tour. No comparison.
/endthread
No lies told here.
yuranlok
Banned
Member Since: 11/3/2010
Posts: 1,199
Post #29
The 4 Million seller or the almost 17 Million seller?
Good lord, somebody must be very stupid to do this poll.
Navin
Member Since: 11/17/2010
Posts: 12,926
Post #30
The Fame Monster.
Is Katy selling out albums & arenas? I think not.
Are Katys videos smashing like TFM ones? I think not.
Who won the Grammy? Gaga.
C/H/A/N/E/L
ATRL Contributor
Member Since: 5/28/2011
Posts: 39,615
Post #31
Smdjf this has already turned into a popularity contest based on personal interest/choice rather than chart placements/sales. Delusion.
Gurl, bye.
IWasHere
Member Since: 9/13/2011
Posts: 7,912
Post #32
Quote:
Originally posted by
MrPeanut
Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
It cemented Gaga's status as a
global
phenomenon and the biggest pop star the world had seen in at least 10 years.
BR was also a bigger global hit than any of Katy's TD's singles. Telephone was another global #1 that's sold 8m copies.
That era Gaga brought public interest to the music video medium that hadn't been witnessed in years.
TFM era saw Gaga produce a $220m grossing tour. No comparison.
Gagasm
Member Since: 9/4/2011
Posts: 22,946
Post #33
Quote:
Originally posted by
Darren-5-08
The one with Bad Romance, of course
Quote:
Originally posted by
MrPeanut
Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
It cemented Gaga's status as a
global
phenomenon and the biggest pop star the world had seen in at least 10 years.
BR was also a bigger global hit than any of Katy's TD's singles. Telephone was another global #1 that's sold 8m copies.
That era Gaga brought public interest to the music video medium that hadn't been witnessed in years.
TFM era saw Gaga produce a $220m grossing tour. No comparison.
The Fame Monster.
hausofbloody
Banned
Member Since: 5/10/2011
Posts: 300
Post #34
You can't even put them side by side. Katy will never have a album that is popular like TFM was.
Girl, bye.
hausofbloody
Banned
Member Since: 5/10/2011
Posts: 300
Post #35
Kesha and Britney Spears are on the avi of the person who made this thread
I see now.
WoozyFloozy
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Member Since: 9/22/2011
Posts: 5,131
Post #36
The Fame Monster overall. Teenage Dream was only more successful on the singles charts, obviously.
This kind of data is quantifiable; I don't know why people insist on asking the question like it's an opinion.
Cannabis
Member Since: 1/15/2011
Posts: 12,295
Post #37
Bad Romance. Telephone and Alejandro >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> generic ****
ImpressiveInstant
Member Since: 6/10/2011
Posts: 6,946
Post #38
You wonder a lot, don't you
Sammi
Member Since: 9/7/2010
Posts: 28,471
Post #39
Quote:
Originally posted by
Navin
Is Katy selling out arenas?
Yes.Go check and then come back.
Thisisit
Member Since: 3/30/2011
Posts: 5,259
Post #40
Quote:
Originally posted by
MrPeanut
Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
It cemented Gaga's status as a
global
phenomenon and the biggest pop star the world had seen in at least 10 years.
BR was also a bigger global hit than any of Katy's TD's singles. Telephone was another global #1 that's sold 8m copies.
That era Gaga brought public interest to the music video medium that hadn't been witnessed in years.
TFM era saw Gaga produce a $220m grossing tour. No comparison.
Exactly. You have to wonder what planet some people are living on.
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