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Originally posted by Marq
The Fame Monster as a whole era had more cultural relevance than Teenage Dream. Gaga was absolutely everywhere, all across the globe.
Teenage Dream was still a massive era nonetheless, but TFM was bigger. This was Gaga at her prime that we're talking about.
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This is my point though, Gaga in The Fame Monster era was iconic, not the music itself. Bad Romance is the only iconic thing about The Fame Monster, Telephone to a lesser extent, and Alejandro isn't really iconic at all.
Looking at the Teenage Dream era, California Gurls, Teenage Dream, Firework and E.T. are iconic, Last Friday Night to a lesser extent, and The One That Got Away, Part Of Me and Wide Awake aren't really iconic at all. The era lasted for years longer, had 5 more singles, and had more longevity. It's a no brainer that the Teenage Dream era was more iconic.
