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Poll: More Successful Era: Teenage Dream or The Fame Monster
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View Poll Results: Which era is more successful?
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Teenage Dream
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The Fame Monster
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Member Since: 12/18/2010
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I can't at somebody's telling that Katy Perry isn't local. Where does the most of her album and single sales come from? Ch...
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And TF+TFM by far. Just Dance, Poker Face, Paparazzi, Bad Romance. Even Telephone and Alejandro were kinda huge.
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Originally posted by winroute
And TF+TFM by far. Just Dance, Poker Face, Paparazzi, Bad Romance. Even Telephone and Alejandro were kinda huge.
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Telephone was as big as Just Dance and bigger than Paparazzi.
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Obviously The Fame Monster
Rememeber it's not only about charts relevance at the end is more important
and apart from being #1 Gaga with that era was a HUGE phenomenon katy no. (she's just "huge" because of 5 #1s in the US  )
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The answer is obvious.
And  @ Katy stans trying so hard to make it.
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Originally posted by Benzene
Aside from the Billboard Hot 100, in what world does TD even come close to TFM? No disrespect to Katy, but Gaga owned the world with TFM in a way that no pop star has since Britney in 1999-2000. This is a ridiculous question, and the OP knows it.  |
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I can't at these poor ill-informed people.
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Originally posted by RobynYoBank
Telephone was as big as Just Dance and bigger than Paparazzi.
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LOL are you serious? Telephone peaked at 3. Just Dance at #1 .Just dance sold 6,348,000 (7.7 WW). Telephone sold 3,011,000. I'll agree with Paparazzi though, even if sales are slightly in favor of Paparazzi. Oh and we are talking about The Fame MONSTER.
You tried though.
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Originally posted by winroute
And TF+TFM by far. Just Dance, Poker Face, Paparazzi, Bad Romance. Even Telephone and Alejandro were kinda huge.
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The title of this thread:
More Successful Era: Teenage Dream or The Fame Monster
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Originally posted by _Monster_
and how did her albums do in the BIGGEST music market in the world which is the "United States" ...... ? the general population in those other countries are totally different than the U.S the fact that Katy's TWO albums got outsold my Gaga's ONE album "The Fame" is proof. Katy is a singles artist and you have no choice but to deal.
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LOL You completely ignored everything I posted! That has more to do with The Fame's major success than Katy's lack of success. If you add up Gaga's two albums and double it, it's still less than ...Baby One More Time's sales. Does that make Gaga a singles artist? 
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5 #1's >>>>>>>>>>>>> 2 #1's
obviously TD >>>>>>>> TFM
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Originally posted by PurrKaty
5 #1's >>>>>>>>>>>>> 2 #1's
obviously TD >>>>>>>> TFM
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TFM didn't get 2 #1s. 
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Member Since: 9/27/2011
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Originally posted by Ramcoro
TFM didn't get 2 #1s. |
oh i thought they were talking about The Fame + The Fame Monster compared to Teenage Dream. cause if they are talking about just The Fame Monster then there is noway in hell it can even compare to Teenage Dream!! LMAO!!! TD >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> TFM 
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The Fame Monster is a masterpiece, but youd be delusional if you said that as a whole the TFM era was bigger than the TD era. TF/TFM may rival the TD era, but we're talking about the fame monster. Teenage Dream had 5 multi platinum selling singles, and the record itself multiplatinum selling. And four singles that effortlessly topped the hot 100, and one that would have effortlessly topped the hot 100 had it not been for one lousy song
Again guys, dont turn this into "Who do you like better, Katy or Gaga" its, which era was more successful.
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In terms of success:
TD got 5 #1s, so that's a pretty good start for it, but there's so many more things to factor in than single success if we're comparing full eras.
I'm pretty sure TFM had better success moving albums, for one.
Also in tours, TMB was obviously a much bigger success.
In terms of personal interest:
In music videos, it might be a tie. I love Bad Romance, Telephone, Firework and E.T., but loath Alejandro and LFN.
In the end, I'll always have TFM, in full, on my iPod. I don't even have all of TD, 'cause some of it is just ugly music.
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Originally posted by JackOfHearts
In terms of success:
TD got 5 #1s, so that's a pretty good start for it, but there's so many more things to factor in than single success if we're comparing full eras.
I'm pretty sure TFM had better success moving albums, for one.
Also in tours, TMB was obviously a much bigger success.
In terms of personal interest:
In music videos, it might be a tie. I love Bad Romance, Telephone, Firework and E.T., but loath Alejandro and LFN.
In the end, I'll always have TFM, in full, on my iPod. I don't even have all of TD, 'cause some of it is just ugly music.
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TFM was better at moving albums? It only sold 1.5 mill albums in the US. TD sold over 1.8 or 2 million. WW sales are that far apart either.
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Originally posted by Ripedie254
The Fame Monster is a masterpiece, but youd be delusional if you said that as a whole the TFM era was bigger than the TD era. TF/TFM may rival the TD era, but we're talking about the fame monster. Teenage Dream had 5 multi platinum selling singles, and the record itself multiplatinum selling. And four singles that effortlessly topped the hot 100, and one that would have effortlessly topped the hot 100 had it not been for one lousy song
Again guys, dont turn this into "Who do you like better, Katy or Gaga" its, which era was more successful.
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Tell it.
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Originally posted by PurrKaty
oh i thought they were talking about The Fame + The Fame Monster compared to Teenage Dream. cause if they are talking about just The Fame Monster then there is noway in hell it can even compare to Teenage Dream!! LMAO!!! TD >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> TFM |
Exactly!
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Originally posted by Ramcoro
TFM was better at moving albums? It only sold 1.5 mill albums in the US. TD sold over 1.8 or 2 million. WW sales are that far apart either.
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Oh, I was actually unaware of this. Worth reconsidering, but I already cast my vote.
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TFM was better at moving albums? It only sold 1.5 mill albums in the US. TD sold over 1.8 or 2 million. WW sales are that far apart either.
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Worldwide, TFM without question.
Before the EP = 4m albums worldwide.
After the EP = 16.5m albums worldwide
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thanks Mr. Peanut
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Originally posted by !ola
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He was talking about US album sales, hun. 
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Member Since: 10/21/2009
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well....
US only:
Before the EP = 1.5m albums
After the EP = 5.0 m albums
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Member Since: 8/26/2011
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Are we still on this? Katy is as local as Dillards or Kohls.
No one in the world knows them; Katy can **** out singles
and turn them into hits but never be a WW star 
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I don't understand why anyone would argue that Teenage Dream is more successful. Singles aren't the only thing that determine overall success:
Single success-- TD
Album success-- TFM
Critical success-- TFM
Award success-- TFM
Cultural impact-- TFM
Worldwide success-- TFM
Gaga was untouchable during that era.
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