music What do you think was Britney's last influential album?

[Lil Jay 1,490]

I mean an album that set the standards and trends for the next year or two, or just was a pioneer together with some other similar works. 

I think it was Femme Fatale. It introduced a dubstep into pop music, also brought EDM in general to its peak, who still lasted until mid 2013. 

BJ and Glory weren't that influental and already were highly influenced by other trending albums. 

 

What do you guys think? 

[Stefi Hilton 1,618]

femme for sure

[Guest]

Hmmm...

well, BO was very influential, but when it came out the reception was so so...it took years later for industry “gatekeepers” to acknowledge its impact. 

[Born2Die 12,576]

Femme Fatale

You had girls doing the EDM and more dancey music after that. Like Demi Lovato - Neon Lights, Selena Gomez's "Stars Dance" album...

[ubritney 4,421]

Femme Fatale for many reasons. Like how Britney brought dubstep to pop and that alone created a major trend.

[Lil Jay 1,490]

1 hour ago, Khoazie said:

Hmmm...

well, BO was very influential, but when it came out the reception was so so...it took years later for industry “gatekeepers” to acknowledge its impact. 

I agree, but what do you think was the LAST influental album? BO still or? 

[CristMont 10,451]

Femme Fatale of course

[Lil Jay 1,490]

2 minutes ago, Goku said:

Femme Fatale? lmao 

Dr. Luke produced EDM music with Kesha and Katy before the release of FF.

The last influential Britney's album is Blackout.

Then '3' for sure started EDM even before Keesha and Katy. 

But the thing is that FF helped EDM to find its peak in 2012, I didn't say it introduced it to pop. But Dubstep for sure is first brought publicly in HIAM without no doubt. 

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Lil Jay said:

Then '3' for sure started EDM even before Keesha and Katy. 

But the thing is that FF helped EDM to find its peak in 2012, I didn't say it introduced it to pop. But Dubstep for sure is first brought publicly in HIAM without no doubt. 

And Britney was a powerful vehicle at the time still, which was why HIAM went to number 1. And it was a different sound for her, so she definitely had a hand in getting that sound to the mass market 

[Guest]

I’m going to say BO. Britney’s music throughout her career has never had good reception from the industry and critics. But last year, after BO turned 10, so many mainstream major publications achkowledged how it really was influential. And many of them stated BO as her best album of her career 

[Stannedforever 5,017]

Femme Fatale was hard hitting EDM and kesha and katy was like bubblegum EDM at the time so I guess Britney influenced some to do that bass driven EDM like most of albums 2012 and 2013. I think only glroy, circus and BJ didn't influence anybody.

[Million Billion 11,237]

Dubstep Fatale of course. 

 

BJ and Glory were more trend-followers rather than trendsetters.

[Koda100 605]

So did FF set the standards of pop after it's release? I don't think it did. I think Blackout woke people and other artists up in a big way after it was released. But ultimately nothing compares to her debut album, that shook the world of pop more than anything else she's done.

[rck92 1,162]

Blackout. EDM and Dubstep was already very popular here in Europe. Many DJ’s who came up with that sound, def not Britney. Britney took inspiration from those DJ’s for Femme Fatale.

[Inuyasha 1,369]

I think Femme Fatale was her last Influential Album. However, while Glory didn't do anything spectacular, I wouldn't consider it a trend chaser either. 

[hellokittybish6 414]

21 hours ago, Lil Jay said:

I mean an album that set the standards and trends for the next year or two, or just was a pioneer together with some other similar works. 

I think it was Femme Fatale. It introduced a dubstep into pop music, also brought EDM in general to its peak, who still lasted until mid 2013. 

BJ and Glory weren't that influental and already were highly influenced by other trending albums. 

 

What do you guys think? 

I agree with you FEMME FATTALE

[The Bling 1,747]

Belinda Jingles inspired the music industry to become lazy and shitty

[2K16NEY 7,554]

Britney Jean, duh 

[Do Somethin' 3,813]

1 hour ago, The Bling said:

BELINDA JINGLES inspired the music industry to become lazy and shitty

[Million Billion 11,237]

1 hour ago, rck92 said:

Blackout. EDM and Dubstep was already very popular here in Europe. Many DJ’s who came up with that sound, def not Britney. Britney took inspiration from those DJ’s for Femme Fatale.

Just as most things Britney has done, she's not the first one ofc but she made it look cool or took it to the mainstream scene. Of course, EDM and dubstep did exist before she used them but it wasn't something popular current acts would do. Just like Madonna with the voguing thing, she didn't invent it, she just took that underground style and she incorporated into a mix of dance + pop music which also existed before but she made it sound fresh for the new 90's generation. Something similar happens with Britney. 

1 hour ago, Inuyasha said:

I think Femme Fatale was her last Influential Album. However, while Glory didn't do anything spectacular, I wouldn't consider it a trend chaser either. 

Tbh, there's an earlier version for every Glory track. It definitely IS a trend follower album, which not necessarily is a bad aspect, the sad thing is that she didn't embraced it at its 100%