To The Christina Aguilera Fans It May Concern
Christina Aguilera fans tend to remind me of school yard bullies, Actually their more like a virus. They tend to consume popdirt’s boards saying really vulgar and nasty things about different artist, particularly Britney Spears. They get to be so combative and agressive when it comes to Christina that they tend to look more like a cult then a fanbase. Then their is the endless submissions by the fans which usually have the intent of praising Christina by any means necessary, Even if that means saying nasty things about more successful artist. Christina’s talents (which is questionable to me whether she has any, besides taking her clothes off) can only get her so far in this business and image is everything. Christina has given up her dignity for the sake of selling records, But will that be enough to save her career? ‘Stripped’(Sophmore Album) has sold 3 million copies, Which would be a lot for a new artist, but it isn’t anything for a self-proclaimed ‘diva’. Britney’s sophomore album ‘Oops I did It again’ sold over 8 million. Britney’s 3rd record sold around 4 million, Obviously a decline. Britney’s popularity might very well might be fading, But Christina’s is fading at a more rapid pace. By the time her next record is released it’ll either be a greatest hits collection, or she’ll be doing full frontal nudity in Penthouse magazine in support of a ‘comeback album’ which will go un-noticed and end up in the bargain bin next to ‘Just Whitney’. If you prefer Christina, That’s all good, but don’t attack Britney for the simple fact she has the popularity and fame that you believe Christina deserves. Believe it or not, this isn’t a article meant to support Britney and put down Christina, I’m just being realistic.
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