Diddy
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Oh how did none of us come up with Kylie’s Fever?
these imo are the landmark BLOCKBUSTER POP ALBUMS by men or women since 2000
2006 Fergie - The Duchess
No but The Duchess doesn't belong there.have I missed anything obvious?
Sure and I'mma let you finish but it has left zero impact beyond 2006-8.The Dutchess scored three Hot 100 #1s, a #2 and a #5. it sold 5x platinum. Fergie was absolutely inescapable on European radio for well over a year. she belongs there honey!
I think London Bridge, Big Girls Don’t Cry, and especially Ferbalicious are well remembered here...Sure and I'mma let you finish but it has left zero impact beyond 2006.
No one even talks about that album or the songs anymore.
Zero impact.
Sorry not sorry.
In 2022 Fergie = BEP + national anthem remix
Most of the others on that list have had some kind of lasting impact.
Here, as in this gay chat lounge in the corner of the interwebs? SureI think London Bridge, Big Girls Don’t Cry, and especially Ferbalicious are well remembered here...
Here as in the United StatesHere, as in this gay chat lounge in the corner of the interwebs? Sure
But not by the GP.
Consider yourself extremely lucky.Genuinely can't remember a single solo Fergie track, even after being reminded of the titles.


)Funhouse felt somehow more ubiquitous overall. Though Glitter in the Air punching absurdly above its weight for a North America-only sixth single a year and a half after the lead with a live performance that's considered defining for her might be coloring that perception, the campaign that kept on going and going.2006 P!nk - I'm Not Dead
To congratulate Pink on eleven sold out concerts at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, the artist was given a public toilet located on the upper level of the arena, entitled "P!nk Ladies"