[PULSE.]

Wait that year around that era of time Beyonce album sold more, singles sold more, won more awards Beyonce and Lady Gaga were the 2 BIGGEST POP STARS out

Wait and then this "Britney Power" "This Britney Hype" how come it didn't work Madonna, I mean Madonna and The so called Power Britney, where did that song peak again? Just a Thought

[Da beezness!]

Originally posted by Duca

You were comparing a single released while Britney was blacklisted on radio (Hot 100 was almost completely airplay-based at the time) to a single released during the digital era, in which Britney has a much bigger pull than Beyoncé. She always has. She’s had more #1's on the Hot 100 and on Hot Digital Songs since the digital era started than her.

This excuse is so lame and senseless I don't know where to begin. A MESS.

[gabbanana]

Yes.

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by Da beezness!

This excuse is so lame and senseless I don't know where to begin. A MESS.

they will always come up with something

[iheartBrit]

Of course it would have.

Wasn't the 'Telephone' demo by Britney the most illegally-downloaded song of 2010 when it leaked???

[JonnyϟLightning]

Originally posted by iheartBrit

Of course it would have.

Wasn't the 'Telephone' demo by Britney the most illegally-downloaded song of 2010 when it leaked???

Yes. The critics loved it too. It all adds up to a huge hit.

[julesknowles]

Originally posted by Duca

A demo.

was S&M remix a demo

[Cannabis]

Originally posted by Duca

Hits predating the digital era aren't comparable. 'Toxic' hit #1 in over 25 countries.

'Womanizer' had almost 6 million points overall as well. It had a little over 3 million on the year-end chart because it was released in October and hit #1 WW during the Christmas week. So much about her not having any longevity.

3 debut at #1 and only has 2 million points? same with HIAM
I'm here for longevity, in that aspect Beyonce >>>>>>>>>>
Anyway I hope Gaga feat. Britney in the next album for the continuation of Paparazzi/Telephone

[jordanjm]

I love Britney but I don't think so.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Duca

Britney was blacklisted on radio at the time and iTunes wasn't around.



A worldwide smash that spent weeks at #1 and become one of the biggest singles of 2003 as well as 2004, despite peaking at #35 in the US.

2004 is not 2010.

[Da beezness!]

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

2003? Stuck in the past? Let me remind you what Britney did with the most famous/successful black female artist of right now:

You mean like Drake?
Everyone and its mama can score number one hits with Rihanna.

Let's get into Britney needing to be featured in a song to get her 5th US #1 hit. What kinda Aguilera tea?

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Duca

You were comparing a single released while Britney was blacklisted on radio (Hot 100 was almost completely airplay-based at the time) to a single released during the digital era, in which Britney had a much bigger pull than Beyoncé. She always has. She’s had more #1's on the Hot 100 and on Hot Digital Songs since the digital era started.

And somehow Beyonce has still sold more digital singles why? And on top of that, Beyonce biggest seller is way higher than Britneys and always has been, Irreplaceable was 3x platinum before that was even heard of.

[JonnyϟLightning]

Originally posted by Da beezness!

You mean like Drake?
Everyone and its mama can score number one hits with Rihanna.

Let's get into Britney needing to be featured in a song to get her 5th US #1 hit. What kinda Aguilera tea?

But Brit also scored a solo #1 this era, not a lot of her contemporaries are doing that these days.

[PULSE.]

Wait, Beyonce has sold more US digital singles than Britney. Single Ladies has outsold all of Britney's singles. Just a thought. Hummmm

[Monroe]

Why are people trying to deny the fact that had Britney been on Telephone it would have been a #1 hit? Especially since Britney has accmulated four #1's in a three year period since digital sales have been factored into the Hot 100? Bringing up Madonna is irrelevant at this point because the chart is completely different now then it was in 2003, radio play was a bigger factor then because sales were nonexistent. Beyonce has sold more digitally because she has released more singles in the digital era. Duh. Context people. Context.

[Da beezness!]

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

But Brit also scored a solo #1 this era, not a lot of her contemporaries are doing that these days.

Isn't the point of a single to sell tha alberm? How did she fare in that department? Oh wait...

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Monroe

Why are people trying to deny the fact that had Britney been on Telephone it would have been a #1 hit? Especially since Britney has accmulated four #1's in a three year period since digital sales have been factored into the Hot 100? Bringing up Madonna is irrelevant at this point because the chart is completely different. Beyonce has sold more digitally because she has released more singles. Duh. Context people. Context.

Britney released more albums, your logic is flawed.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Definitely.

[Behava]

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

But Brit also scored a solo #1 this era, not a lot of her contemporaries are doing that these days.

No offense, but that "number one hit" ranked lower on the Year-End list than songs with lower peaks. Peak isn't everything.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

But Brit also scored a solo #1 this era, not a lot of her contemporaries are doing that these days.

This era is not LAST era which is the era Telephone was released in. Telephone was released during the madness of Beyonce/Gaga mania and they were both tearing through the charts and winning awards back to back.

BILLBOARD ARTISTS OF THE YEAR

2. Beyonce
3. Lady Gaga