April 21, 201510 yr Singles Sales and chart positions don't equal popularity though. In which case, The Saturdays! :magic:
April 21, 201510 yr Cheryl. She had two back-to-back #1 singles last year, and holds the record for the most #1 singles (5) in UK chart history for a British Female.
April 21, 201510 yr In which case, The Saturdays! :magic: Ha, I was wondering when someone would mention the Saturdays on this thread :lol:
April 21, 201510 yr Of course there are American acts that are very popular here. Examples of these would be: Beyonce Chris Brown Drake Eminem Jay Z Justin Timberlake Kanye West Kendrick Lamar Nicki Minaj Rihanna Usher will.i.am
April 21, 201510 yr Cheryl. She had two back-to-back #1 singles last year, and holds the record for the most #1 singles (5) in UK chart history for a British Female. I think it's fair to say she's pretty much over now.
April 21, 201510 yr yeah, there's no way Cheryl will be remembered as a classic singer, in the same way that Geri Halliwell, who previously held the record, isn't a classic either
April 21, 201510 yr I think it's fair to say she's pretty much over now. I wouldn't say that - if/when she releases a new single from her next era and ties it up with an X Factor performance, she could quite easily get another reasonably sized hit. But she won't be remembered as a classic singer, agreed there. Edited April 21, 201510 yr by Mango
April 21, 201510 yr If you think of classic British singers - Kate Bush, Dusty Springfield, Annie Lennox you mind never says 'Chery Cole' or 'Gerri Halliwel' instinctually....and those three never even had back to back number 1s. I'm having trouble identifying the last British female singer to have gained classic status..... PJ Harvey just doesn't fit the mold. Edited April 21, 201510 yr by AntoineTTe
April 21, 201510 yr In which case, The Saturdays! :magic: Being popular means they have to have something about them. So no.
April 21, 201510 yr WHOOSH! No, I did get it. But it might need explaining so that certain members (Lee) don't take it seriously.
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