Comments on: When Will Vile Britney Spears Fade Out Of Popularity? http://popdirt.com/when-will-vile-britney-spears-fade-out-of-popularity/41643/ Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:07:30 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: jeff http://popdirt.com/when-will-vile-britney-spears-fade-out-of-popularity/41643/#comment-10005 jeff Sat, 26 Sep 2009 05:36:19 +0000 #comment-10005 I think she will fade eventually,like many celebrities do,whether they like it or not.Even most of the biggest stars stop selling eventually,as people move on to other things,tastes change,and teenagers growing up no longer are familier with past stars.The reality is,that britney,beyonce,pink,rihanna,miley cyrus and christina aguilera will one day remembered as icons of their era,but in 20 years from now,its highly unlikely theyll be as huge as they are today.Some may even be forgotten. I think she will fade eventually,like many celebrities do,whether they like it or not.Even most of the biggest stars stop selling eventually,as people move on to other things,tastes change,and teenagers growing up no longer are familier with past stars.The reality is,that britney,beyonce,pink,rihanna,miley cyrus and christina aguilera will one day remembered as icons of their era,but in 20 years from now,its highly unlikely theyll be as huge as they are today.Some may even be forgotten.

]]> By: Seattle436 http://popdirt.com/when-will-vile-britney-spears-fade-out-of-popularity/41643/#comment-1930 Seattle436 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 13:02:37 +0000 #comment-1930 Her music (if you can really call it hers and not the industries meal ticket receitants)has not evolved. It hasn't evolved past the teeny dance pop state since her introduction in 1998. I don't believe the industry is truthful. With the invention of the internet, the industry lost millions. New markets are being invented to get money. Special conditions are given to yesterday's fling to squeeze the dying income. The status of the United States Economy only gives merit to these statements and the goals of "Big Business" I think that the American people would like to see Britney get her life back on track, and this is the fasination that fuels her popularity. I see teenagers everyday and Britney isn't on their Ipods or CDplayers like the early 2000. Britney Spears will always have her fanbase, but unless she changes her style to lock in new fans and retain old ones, she's a goner and will be placed on the "Oh, remember that one time when I was at bandcamp in 7th grade" memorial CD that you and your old best friend from highschool pull out one night while drinking. Madonna always had intellegence, a play on politics or religon. She has sex appeal and makes alot of her own music. Britney on the other hand, was a great dancer and pretty face. Nothing about the lader points to confidence of brand. Her music (if you can really call it hers and not the industries meal ticket receitants)has not evolved. It hasn’t evolved past the teeny dance pop state since her introduction in 1998.

I don’t believe the industry is truthful. With the invention of the internet, the industry lost millions. New markets are being invented to get money. Special conditions are given to yesterday’s fling
to squeeze the dying income. The status of the United States Economy only gives merit to these statements and the goals of “Big Business”

I think that the American people would like to see Britney get her life back on track, and this is the fasination that fuels her popularity.

I see teenagers everyday and Britney isn’t on their Ipods or CDplayers like the early 2000. Britney Spears will always have her fanbase, but unless she changes her style to lock in new fans and retain old ones, she’s a goner and will be placed on the “Oh, remember that one time when I was at bandcamp in 7th grade” memorial CD that you and your old best friend from highschool pull out one night while drinking.

Madonna always had intellegence, a play on politics or religon. She has sex appeal and makes alot of her own music. Britney on the other hand, was a great dancer and pretty face. Nothing about the lader points to confidence of brand.

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