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Poll: Will katy outlast Gaga?
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View Poll Results: Will katy outlast Gaga
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Yes, its obvious
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Clearly not.
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Probably, Katy's hits in numbers are becoming stronger, her last effort had around 6-7 International Hits, while Gaga's hits in numbers are weakening, she had 1 and a mild hit (Judas)
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Member Since: 6/22/2012
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i doubt it .....but like i said i see her being like cyndi lauper....big right now, makes a impact, has hits that are remembered and even though she will stop being relevent and stop having hits by like her next album she will still be a legend
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Member Since: 6/22/2012
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then again cyndi lauper was bigger than madonna on their debut albums, might go another direction if you get my drift.....
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Member Since: 1/28/2010
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Originally posted by WIG-SNATCHER
No, Katy does not have "it" i will remember Marry The Night over Last Friday Night in 10 years. 1# don't make you a legend, talent, effort, style and personality help you climb to the top. That is the clear difference between Gaga,Beyonce, and Britney Spears conpared to Kesha,Katy, and Rihanna.  |
This.
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Originally posted by WIG-SNATCHER
No, Katy does not have "it" i will remember Marry The Night over Last Friday Night in 10 years. 1# don't make you a legend, talent, effort, style and personality help you climb to the top. That is the clear difference between Gaga,Beyonce, and Britney Spears conpared to Kesha,Katy, and Rihanna. |
I'm glad YOU will remember Marry the Night, but will anyone else?
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Katy Perry = Artificial Brand.
Brands die out, real artists survive.
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Member Since: 12/19/2011
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Originally posted by Katy.Kat.23
I'm glad YOU will remember Marry the Night, but will anyone else?
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Sis, Katy has numerous hits, but most of them are forgettable. Do you think anyone will remember PoM, TOTGA, LFN, TD, and WA in ten years?
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Originally posted by coolcristobal
Sis, Katy has numerous hits, but most of them are forgettable. Do you think anyone will remember PoM, TOTGA, LFN, TD, and WA in ten years?
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That's stupid. Only stans remember all their catalogue. Do you think the general public will remember all Lady Gaga's singles in ten years?
We can't predict the future, in 2012 Katy hits are as memorable as Gaga's.
Even more, Firework was Top 40 on iTunes on July 4th.
None of Lady Gaga's singles has charted that high after one year of their release.
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Member Since: 4/5/2012
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Originally posted by coolcristobal
Sis, Katy has numerous hits, but most of them are forgettable. Do you think anyone will remember PoM, TOTGA, LFN, TD, and WA in ten years?
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I do think Teenage Dream (the song) is timeless and will be remembered, yes. Along with maybe Firework.
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Originally posted by jokermusic
then again cyndi lauper was bigger than madonna on their debut albums, might go another direction if you get my drift.....
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Madonna was one of the original dance-pop girls and her work stood out, whereas Katy is molded after people like Madonna herself and her music blends in with a lot of today's radio music.
Plus it's pretty silly to compare Gaga and Cyndi at this point.
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Member Since: 12/3/2011
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I think katy will be remembered but I don't think she'll outlast gaga to be honest. I feel like gaga has made her mark. She's here to stay....
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Originally posted by The Best One Yet
That's stupid. Only stans remember all their catalogue. Do you think the general public will remember all Lady Gaga's singles in ten years?
We can't predict the future, in 2012 Katy hits are as memorable as Gaga's.
Even more, Firework was Top 40 on iTunes on July 4th.
None of Lady Gaga's singles has charted that high after one year of their release.
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I believe BTW, Poker Face, Bad Romance, and Telephone will be remember in ten years yes
And what do you expect? Maybe July 4th reminds them so much of Fireworks (I'm not even going to mention the amount of promo Madagascar 3 has been giving it).
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Gaga is more than just a music force. She's more important in fashion and culture itself than Katy Perry will ever be, and this was during the era that the general public ignored Gaga for the most part. Her presence as a celebrity will most likely never fade, regardless of her musical success. If you are specifically talking about the music industry, Gaga will leave when she wants to, IF she wants to. She will always have the funds and connections to make another album, single, music video, etc. Saying otherwise is just silly. Katy has established herself in the music industry, but I don't think she'd ever be able to outlast Gaga.
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Member Since: 12/19/2011
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Originally posted by Scuba_Dive
I do think Teenage Dream (the song) is timeless and will be remembered, yes. Along with maybe Firework.
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Of course Firework is going to be remembered. I can predict ET and California Gurls is going to be remembered as well.
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No shade but I honestly think none of Gaga's songs will be remembered. They are just repetitive and they get old very fast.  Katy has Firework and it is already a classic.
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Member Since: 12/19/2011
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Originally posted by Perririsus
No shade but I honestly think none of Gaga's songs will be remembered. They are just repetitive and they get old very fast. Katy has Firework and it is already a classic. |
We'll see though  Poker Face and Bad Romance was made years ago, yet everyone still knows "Po-po-po-poker face" and "Rah-rah-ra-ah-ah, roma-roma-ma."
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I don't think that's very possible, but who knows
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