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Originally posted by KingsOfLeon1994
I feel like Xtina during the Stripped era was genuine, it just didn't seemed forced to me she also broke away from the hold of her label and did what she wanted to do. |
yeah I have to disagree with that. Xtina was very contrived to me during that era. I mean the fake nuyorican accent, the deep fake tans, trying to be down with the whle urban movement etc....
I think Xtina however is the queen of reinvention for this generation, she flawlessly transitioned into complete different images with ease. Which is and was both a blessing and curse. Xtina has some jams but her albums suck because of all the ****ing filler
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Most poptart stans don't know jack **** about hip hop tho. That's why everyone here who loves Iggy felt like her being a white rapper was hip hop's main issue with her. If they actually knew about hip hop culture and music, they would know there are a ton of white rappers. Also, most youngsters on atrl were too young to actually experience the Britney/Xtina rivalry themselves when it was an actual thing (much less the Biggie/Tupac rivalry). I was a kid when the Pac/Big **** was going on but was a pre-teen when B & X were going at it. On B & X, It wasn't even that serious outside of the media, no where close to the absolute hatred and competition fan bases have now. The worst it got was cheesy name calling at lunch in school and people putting their faves' CDs in front of other artists' at the record stores. I stanned all these artists so no one bothered me 
. Plus, Britney and Xtina performed together with Madge for their famous kiss. Big and Pac never performed together, that's a rivalry!
