[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by Kool_Aid_King

YES IT WAS!!! OMG, i would see Beautiful Liar AAAALL THE DAMN TIME

The first HUGE era I remember is Dangerously in Love... Bey was EVERYWHERE. Then Alicia Keys "Diary" era, and then Confessions. Holy crap those were all massive

I was in the 6th grade when FerGOD released The Dutchess, King released B'Day & Nelly Furtado released Loose. Those were all so freaking huge. Even JT's FSLS was there. That's when I REMEMBER pop music.

Beyonceitis destroyed everyone but Alicia Keys

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Kool_Aid_King

YES IT WAS!!! OMG, i would see Beautiful Liar AAAALL THE DAMN TIME

The first HUGE era I remember is Dangerously in Love... Bey was EVERYWHERE. Then Alicia Keys "Diary" era, and then Confessions. Holy crap those were all massive

I was in the 6th grade when FerGOD released The Dutchess, King released B'Day & Nelly Furtado released Loose. Those were all so freaking huge. Even JT's FSLS was there. That's when I REMEMBER pop music.

I mean before that I remember, OutKast's "Hey Ya!" / "The Way You Move", Ciara's "1,2 Step" / "Oh" / "Goodies", Gwen's "Hollaback Girl / Rich Girl", and Mariah's "We Belong Together" / "Shake It Off"

but Beyonce was the first where I even heard the ALBUM it's self being talked about everywhere.

Also when she fell down all those stairs it was huge.

[slobro]

Originally posted by Chemist

When you were young was actually amazing but yeah after that everything was a dissapointment

[NOW]

This will be more remembered than some of the biggest #1s of the millennium, including E.T.

[Starstruck.]

Irreplacable felt like it was a pretty big worldwide hit, I don't get how it charted decent around the world.

[iHype.]

Omg yeah I remember "Beautiful Liar" on 106 & Park during 2006, when I'd also see "Temperature", "Me & U", and "Do It To It".

I couldn't tell which one was Bey, which one was Shakira.

[NOW]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

kisuke's impact on ATRL & stan culture is undeniable. I can't believe how far it spread. He's the sole reason " ____, his/her power" and that kind of grammatical typing became a thing at all.

Just ask your gay friends, their advice

[NOW]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

Omg yeah I remember "Beautiful Liar" on 106 & Park during 2006, when I'd also see "Temperature", "Me & U", and "Do It To It".

I couldn't tell which one was Bey, which one was Shakira.

YES!

[Scepter]

Originally posted by GreasyBruce

Omgg she actually looks good

she always looks better than usual when she has sunglasses on

[Cap10Planet]

And kisuke's shoe game is nice.

[Giselle]

Do any of you watch Made In Chelsea? I'm thinking of starting it soon. How is it?

[aphextwink]

Originally posted by Scepter

oop @ Shakira cementing her flop status

yikes

[Kworb]

Michael's HIStory is the earliest huge era I remember. And after that probably Ray Of Light.

[iHype.]

This was sooo huge. My cousin let me use her iPod Shuffle, and put like 10 songs on it for me and this was one. I'd dance to 24/7, and I even remember them showing how to do the dance on BET.

[RichGirlPlanet]

[MrPeanut]

Confessions felt like the biggest era I was fully cognizant of at the time it occurred.

21 is obviously something of a different beast.

[slobro]

Stripped and Dangerously In Love were probably the first 'huge' eras I paid attention to/remember

[Chemical X.]

I'm so mad that bitch in Cherish got pregnant. They had so many bops

The first era I genuinely remember being huge was FutureSex/LoveSounds

B'Day felt like a normal pop star era at the time. Everyone was huge and popular back then- JT, Fergie, Nelly, etc.
I don't remember B'Day being any bigger than those

[Braz]

I have this Cherish song that I used to love but I can't remember the name... ughh...

[iHype.]

2006 was such an awkward year.

HOOD Urban, mixed with Rhythmic, and some Pop bops.