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Chart Listings: iTunes Discussion Thread (2011)
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Originally posted by Hooligan
Toxic was popular period. Regardless of the digital era or not, Toxic is still hailed as one of Britney's most successful and memorable songs of all time.
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I know. Obviously digital sales couldn't measure impact 5-10 years ago when they were hardly even relevant to the charts. I'm saying in today's music market, they do equate into how impactful a song is. Only today's market, & the not the past, like the early 00s & so on. Toxic is one of the most impactful pop songs of all time.
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Originally posted by BRITNEY LICIOUS
From a member on Exhale:
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399. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears
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86. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears ( +313 )
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71. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears (+15 )
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66. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears ( +5 )
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63. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears ( +3 )
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59. Till the World Ends (The Femme Fatale Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha] - Britney Spears (+4)
Also, some of you Ke$ha fans are working my nerve, damn the Rihanna stans were ore accommodating than this.
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Lil miss predictions, I'm the only Ke$ha Stan in here & all I said was that Hot N Cold will be remebered more than Hold It Against Me which is obvious.
And Alejandro had the least amount of impact out of GaGas singles. Single Ladies was massive. 
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Originally posted by clairebear23
Are you being serious or facetious?
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Serious. People sing that song ALL THE TIME. And I specially notice it because my name is Alejandro and when I tell them that you start hearing the masses chanting Ale-Alejandro. It's kinda disturbing but it is what it is.
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Member Since: 8/28/2009
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Originally posted by Alexz
Alejandro had more impact than Single Ladies (specially here).
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it's like bey killed your loved one or something. 
the hate is getting to your head sweetie
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Originally posted by Remixed
The disco stick song?  I don't think so. |
I think so. It feels like one of those singles that was successful and catchy at one point, but gets lost in the shuffle 10-20 years down the line.
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Originally posted by FAN
TiK ToK has made a MAJOR impact & will be remebered for years to come. More than Just Dance & Boom Boom Pow because Ke$ha didn't have a Poker Face & I Gotta Feeling overshawdoing it.
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oh & it's back up  |
OK then...
so...
back to I-TUNES THREAD:
69. Motivation (feat. Lil Wayne) - Kelly Rowland
I'm surprised at Kelly. She's hangig in there! the song is great!!!
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Originally posted by Alexz
Xtian you still haven't learned ho to copy and paste correctly. Why do you pasted the person's personal opinion too?
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BRITNEY FLOP LICIOUS
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Originally posted by MusicTalker
I know. Obviously digital sales couldn't measure impact 5-10 years ago when they were hardly even relevant to the charts. I'm saying in today's music market, they do equate into how impactful a song is. Only today's market, & the not the past, like the early 00s & so on. Toxic is one of the most impactful pop songs of all time.
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Eh, I wouldn't necessarily say sales equate impact. Yes it does have a large hand, but would you say any of Jay Sean's, Taio Cruz's, Jason Derulo's singles would be remembered in 2020?
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Originally posted by Hooligan
I really really really wish they had just released this as a promo single. I like it as a song, but as the first single not so much.
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One of my fave girls clocking that tru-T.
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Originally posted by Tinker
it's like bey killed your loved one or something.
the hate is getting to your head sweetie |
Do you know what "here" he is talking about? He might not be in the US.. and not every country will remember songs the same way. Just saying, he might not be in the US... Idunno 
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LoveGame is pretty much forgotten, although it'll always be my favourite by her. 
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Originally posted by Cap10Planet
"Dirrty" by Christina Aguilera is pretty remembered and more remembered than some of these big hits, but yet it peaked at outside of the top 40 on the Hot 100. These cases are weird.
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There are always exceptions, but they're rare. Dirtty is one of those songs no one got while it was actually trying to be a hit, but over the years it built up into something bigger than anyone ever anticipated. Now it's arguably her most remembered song.
Plus, it did have an iconic, amazing video, like Toxic.
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Originally posted by BRITNEY LICIOUS
BRITNEY FLOP LICIOUS |
Oop, I was about to come for ya thinking the K$ comment was you.
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Originally posted by Green
From the Digital Era (Since 2005):
Mariah Carey - "Don't Forget About Us" - 481,000  |
That, for example, is forgotten.
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Originally posted by Remixed
The disco stick song? I don't think so. |
It pretty much already is forgotten. I think out of all of Gaga's singles so far, the ones that will be remembered easily will be "Just Dance," "Poker Face," "Paparazzi," "Bad Romance," "Telephone" (if only for the video), and "Born This Way." Too early to call for "Judas" yet.
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Originally posted by FAN
LoveGame is pretty much forgotten, although it'll always be my favourite by her. |
LG was a for-the-moment single. It was popular when it was released, but it's definitely forgotten now. Anything from TF era is always summed up with either Paparazzi or JD, and sometimes PF, but never LG.
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I've never heard Dirty before
& Toxic is way to hyped here.
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Originally posted by Hooligan
Eh, I wouldn't necessarily say sales equate impact. Yes it does have a large hand, but would you say any of Jay Sean's, Taio Cruz's, Jason Derulo's singles would be remembered in 2020?
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That's not what I meant by equate. I meant sales play a significant part in impact, but of course they don't paint the entire picture. Taio Cruz's Dynamite made a huge impact, at least.
My point is, you are going to find more impactful songs in the 4-6 million seller group than the 2-3 million selling group.
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Originally posted by tcatron565
It pretty much already is forgotten. I think out of all of Gaga's singles so far, the ones that will be remembered easily will be "Just Dance," "Poker Face," "Paparazzi," "Bad Romance," "Telephone" (if only for the video), and "Born This Way." Too early to call for "Judas" yet.
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Thats like almost all her singles... lol... and I think Alejandro will be remembered for sure.
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Originally posted by Sammi
What? I know you hate Bey so I think this is pointless  |
No, actually he's right. Beyonce is nobody in Latin America outside Brazil, while all GaGa singles have been HUGE here
For example the only video they put in MTVLA from the IA..SF era was Sweet Dreams 
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