[idkher]

Originally posted by geddymonster

I'm just going to leave these here and wait for the Swifties to find something more iconic in Taylor's portfolio.

Lmao this is embarrassing, the Kanye/Taylor VMA moment is more iconic than both of these combined. It's literally the most talked about VMA moment in history but nice try

[Planet Mars]

The fact that the "Yes" option is winning.

ATRL has to be a joke at this point

[Istan4R]

People bring up the Kanye thing um that was Kanyes doing if someone besides Beyonce would have won he would have done the same thing

[ultraviolento]

Originally posted by idkher

Lmao this is embarrassing, the Kanye/Taylor VMA moment is more iconic than both of these combined. It's literally the most talked about VMA moment in history but nice try

No, its not

Even the kiss is more iconic

But hey, at least you tried

[Carrie-is-no-1]

Originally posted by Istan4R

How can I make this my signature. I'm rolling on the ground

Click edit your own post to see the quote in html haha

[Josh]

Originally posted by idkher

Lmao this is embarrassing, the Kanye/Taylor VMA moment is more iconic than both of these combined. It's literally the most talked about VMA moment in history but nice try

Really cause no one else talks about the Kanye / Taylor VMA thing

[newwil7l]

Originally posted by Josh

Oh please ppl don't consider Taylor a musician they call her a Shania Twain wannabe

She kinda broke away from that impression a long time ago

[ultraviolento]

Originally posted by Planet Mars

The fact that the "Yes" option is winning.

ATRL has to be a joke at this point

No + one day + never are winning, and since they mean the same thing, its pretty clear ATRL agrees that Taylor is not touching Britneys legendary career

[Eternium]

Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds

I was saying if country was fine cause Carrie was slaying then Pop rn must be fine cause Taylor is slaying

So you gonna acknowledge my last post or nah?

First and foremost, pop music was not dead before Taylor Swift came out. Adele did 28M, P!nk did 6M, Katy did 3.5M, Bey did 3.5M, etc.

Second of all, Reba McEntire, Gretchen Wilson, Miranda Lambert, LeAnn Rimes, Trisha Yearwood, Sara Evans, etc. were all experiencing varying levels of success in 2005. Of course none of them were on Carrie's level, but the notion that country was dead, even for females, is idiotic.

Originally posted by idkher

Taylor has several iconic songs, You Belong With Me and I Knew You Were Trouble are pop culture staples and iconic to every generation not just millennials. I'm sorry but I believe Taylor has surpassed her!

Whatever helps you sleep at night

Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/09/ar...agewanted=all&

1 comment from Rolling Stone? It must be true. Carrie Underwood clearly never sold an album to anyone not white and under the age of 80

[Istan4R]

Originally posted by Carrie-is-no-1

Click edit your own post to see the quote in html haha

Wait were you being sarcastic in that post?

[iheartBrit]

Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds

Gimmicks. where are Britney her none gimmick iconic performances?

n so that's 3 more iconic performances than Taylor will ever have. Honestly Taylor is one of the more boring performers to come along in recent times.

[Reza]

Originally posted by Planet Mars

The fact that the "Yes" option is winning.

ATRL has to be a joke at this point

it is but most of us just log on for the Kii's and the delusional stan wars

[geddymonster]

Originally posted by Dollas n Diamonds

Gimmicks. where are Britney her none gimmick iconic performances?

where is Britney her musical awards and acclaim i mean she is an musician isn't she?

or is she an 'entertainer'

And those "gimmicks" are more recognizable than anything Taylor has done.

She has a Grammy. Artists like Diana Ross and Queen don't. Plus she has every other award under the sun.

[Dollas n Diamonds]

Originally posted by Josh

Oh please ppl don't consider Taylor a musician they call her a Shania Twain wannabe

. Neil Young describes her as "a great writer": "I like Taylor Swift. I like listening to her. I kind of like watching her respond to all the attacks. I like the ways she's defining herself. So I keep my eye on it."[334][335] Stephen Stills has defended Swift's confessional writing style: "How many times do people want to make fun of [her] for writing a song about getting dumped? I'm sorry, that's what you do as a songwriter ... Wear your heart on your sleeve, then just write about it. **** 'em. If I was young, I would be one of Taylor Swift's conquests because I would stalk her."[336][337][338] James Taylor, who has performed with Swift on two occasions, has said that "we just hit it off. I loved her songs, and her presence on stage was so great."[167][168] Elvis Costello has remarked: "I think she is quite interesting ... You can see a degree of self-possession there, and I'm intrigued by that."[339] Judy Collins points to Swift as an example of a current star who is continuing on the lineage of being an independent-minded artist.[340] Kris Kristofferson claims that "she blows me away. It's amazing to me that someone so young is writing such great songs. She's got a great career ahead of her."[341][342] Janis Ian notes that Swift "changed the face of music, songwriting and guitar playing for girls ... There is an authenticity there."[343] Stevie Nicks believes Swift writes "songs that make the whole world sing, like Neil Diamond or Elton John ... It's women like her who are going to save the music business."[125] She remarked that the younger singer's "Today Was A Fairytale" has "stayed in my heart forever. And it just reminds me of me in a lot of ways."[344] Steven Tyler of Aerosmith believes she is "beyond talented."[345] Jon Bon Jovi describes her as "the real deal in every way, shape and form. She's a writer, she's a singer, she's a beautiful girl ... Like, she's going to be around."[346] Dolly Parton is "extremely impressed with her, especially with her songwriting ... I'm real impressed with the depth of her sometimes. She's got the qualities that could last a long time."

Honestly stop talking

[GreasyBruce]

Originally posted by idkher

Lmao this is embarrassing, the Kanye/Taylor VMA moment is more iconic than both of these combined. It's literally the most talked about VMA moment in history but nice try

How old are you? The Britney/Madonna kiss was MAJOR news, as much or more than Kanye/Taylor. Britney also has the see through Oops catsuit, the snake and the tragic Gimme More performance. No one beats her in terms of iconic VMA moments.

[Istan4R]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

How old are you? The Britney/Madonna kiss was MAJOR news, as much or more than Kanye/Taylor. Britney also has the see through Oops catsuit, the snake and the tragic Gimme More performance. No one beats her in terms of iconic VMA moments.

I remember it was on multiple magazine covers

[like2throw]

two stanbases pressed as hell for 12 straight pages, I love it

[geddymonster]

Originally posted by idkher

Lmao this is embarrassing, the Kanye/Taylor VMA moment is more iconic than both of these combined. It's literally the most talked about VMA moment in history but nice try

Yet Britney was the most searched person in 2003 when the infamous kiss happened and Taylor was not after her unfortunate VMA acceptance speech in 2009.

[Ties]

'how old are you' is a britney stan's go-to line

[Dollas n Diamonds]

Originally posted by Eternium

First and foremost, pop music was not dead before Taylor Swift came out. Adele did 28M, P!nk did 6M, Katy did 3.5M, Bey did 3.5M, etc.

Second of all, Reba McEntire, Gretchen Wilson, Miranda Lambert, LeAnn Rimes, Trisha Yearwood, Sara Evans, etc. were all experiencing varying levels of success in 2005. Of course none of them were on Carrie's level, but the notion that country was dead, even for females, is idiotic.

Whatever helps you sleep at night

1 comment from Rolling Stone? It must be true. Carrie Underwood clearly never sold an album to anyone not white and under the age of 80

Dont deny the pop industry is dead its LITERALLY all anynoe was talking about for the last three quarters

someone in this thread all ready said taylor isn't saving pop music its ognna die anyway or something like that so :rip;

omg the link literally says NYtimes