[Underdogs]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

Ask someone from a country other than Australia to sing a song from 'Try This.'

I guarantee you that they can't.

im from Bhutan, i can.

[Tropez]

Originally posted by Underdogs

im from Bhutan, i can.

I'm from the US and I can't.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Underdogs

im from Bhutan, i can.

You're a Pink stan.

No ****, sherlock.

[Tropez]

Originally posted by Underdogs

im from Bhutan, i can.

I'm from the US and I can't. Your a stan so you should know. To none fans they won't.

Ask a person to name a song from Blackput, they'll know.

[CaptainMusic]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No, hunny. They're still icons, which Pink continues to fail to be.

She doesn't influence anything; she simply makes pop music that charts well and continues. It's actually a bit sad; having a career this long, and people still don't really get hyped for her.

You won't ever see Pink in any book; you won't see her in any "Best of" lists; you won't see her in any lists at all; because she's simply a cultural non-factor.

I agree.

Originally posted by fanoftalent

Beyonce's consistency is a bit overrated. She hasn't had a bigger album than M!ssundaztood and has a flop album (4).

But I think she's quite close to Pink and has managed to survive in the biz for a long time. I would also bring up Rihanna and Alicia Keys as close competitions for Pink.

You can't consider 4 a flop and not Try This when 4 would've outsold it if albums today still sold as well as they did in the early 2000s.

[Underdogs]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No, hunny. They're still icons, which Pink continues to fail to be.

She doesn't influence anything; she simply makes pop music that charts well and continues. It's actually a bit sad; having a career this long, and people still don't really get hyped for her.

You won't ever see Pink in any book; you won't see her in any "Best of" lists; you won't see her in any lists at all; because she's simply a cultural non-factor.

P!nk may never be an icon, but she'll be a bigger legend than all her contemporaries. You'll get a glimpse of it on SEP 6. Quote me.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would go as far as to say that Kesha, in one and a half eras, has had more cultural impact than Pink in her entire career.

And I really can't stand Kesha.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Underdogs

P!nk may never be an icon, but she'll be a bigger legend than all her contemporaries. You'll get a glimpse of it on SEP 6. Quote me.

No.

See, she won't.

That's the thing.

She never will.

That ship has sailed; frankly, it sailed in about 2005.

[aaronsmithjune1]

Originally posted by CaptainMusic

Not really.

Her consistency is so overrated on here. Good Lord.

Let's see:
1st Album - Flop/Underperformed (It sold barely 4 million in 2000 would be around FF numbers today and that's considered a flop so............)
2nd Album - Massive Success
3rd Album - Bombed
4th Album - Success
5th Album - Success
6th Album - I see it underperforming and struggling to sell 3 million WW considering how poorly the lead single is doing outside of the US.

She's no more consistent in success than Britney and Beyonce.

This.

Y'all really think pink is gonna sell 5-6 million this era? She will be lucky to do 3 million.because I really don't see her selling over 1.2 million in America this time. South America sells will obviously be horrible. European sells won't be that good. I mean look at Rihanna European sells as of lately. And she's the queen of Europe,and had a huge hit. Asia is a non factor at this point. The only place she is obviously gonna be successful is Oceania.

[Underdogs]

Originally posted by CoolestPerson12

I'm from the US and I can't.

Songs from TRY THIS featured in American movies

Feel Good Time - Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)
Trouble - White Chicks (2004)
Trouble - The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004)
Trouble - Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2004)
Trouble - Tangled (2010) (Trailer)
Trouble - Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (2011)
Trouble - One for the Money (2012) (Trailer)
God Is a DJ - Mean Girls (2004)

[Beyond The Fierce]

Nope, Beyonce is.

[esteee12]

Originally posted by CaptainMusic

Not really.

Her consistency is so overrated on here. Good Lord.

Let's see:
1st Album - Flop/Underperformed (It sold barely 4 million in 2000 which would be around FF numbers today and that's considered a flop so............)
2nd Album - Massive Success
3rd Album - Bombed
4th Album - Success
5th Album - Success
6th Album - I see it underperforming and struggling to sell 3 million WW considering how poorly the lead single is doing outside of the US.

She's no more consistent in success than Britney and Beyonce.

i think she will outsold britney femme fetale sales multiply by 2 in just US sales alone. please sit down sis..

[Underdogs]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No.

See, she won't.

That's the thing.

She never will.

That ship has sailed; frankly, it sailed in about 2005.

QUOTE ME

[Underdogs]

Originally posted by Ahri

Who cares she's had no impact

Dear Mr President alone has had a huge impact.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Underdogs

QUOTE ME

I already did.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Underdogs

Dear Mr President alone has had a huge impact.

What? Is that an album?

[Ahri]

Originally posted by Underdogs

Dear Mr President alone has had a huge impact.

i havn't even heard that song.

Anyway i don't see the point in arguing about someone no one cares about

[SaneBeyhannaStan]

Try This immediately defeats the consistency for her. She plateaued awhile ago so I guess that may be her form of consistency then

[Tylerbv]

P!nk is very consistent. Try This wasn't a huge era for her, but she still got Trouble out of it. She's super underrated.

[Katy V.!]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No.

See, she won't.

That's the thing.

She never will.

That ship has sailed; frankly, it sailed in about 2005.

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would go as far as to say that Kesha, in one and a half eras, has had more cultural impact than Pink in her entire career.

And I really can't stand Kesha.

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

No, hunny. They're still icons, which Pink continues to fail to be.

She doesn't influence anything; she simply makes pop music that charts well and continues. It's actually a bit sad; having a career this long, and people still don't really get hyped for her.

You won't ever see Pink in any book; you won't see her in any "Best of" lists; you won't see her in any lists at all; because she's simply a cultural non-factor.

It's sad that you actually believe all this