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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2022 14:04:06 GMT 10
Inspired by John Titor UsherBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2004 Decline - Spring 2005 Alicia KeysBuzz - Spring 2001 Peak - Fall 2001 through Winter 2008/2009 Decline - Fall 2009 EminemBuzz - Winter 1998/1999 Peak - Spring 2000 through Winter 2002/2003 Decline - Fall 2004 NellyBuzz - Summer 2000 Peak - 2002 Decline - Fall 2004 Britney SpearsBuzz - 1999 Peak - Fall 2001 through Summer 2002 Decline - 2004 Christina AguileraBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Fall 2002 through Summer 2003 Decline - Summer 2006 White StripesBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Summer 2001 through Summer 2005 Decline - Summer 2007 The Black KeysBuzz - Spring 2002 Peak - 2004 Decline - Fall 2006 Modest MouseBuzz - 1999 Peak - Spring 2001 through Summer 2004 Decline - Spring 2007 CakeBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2002 and or 2003 Decline - Fall 2004
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Post by John Titor on Mar 12, 2022 14:14:12 GMT 10
my take Britney Spears:Buzz: Summer 1998 (Cable channel the Box was playing her music video months before MTV played it) Peak : Summer 2004 Decline : Early 2007 ( before she made a come back in late 2008) Usher:Buzz: Early 1997 Peak : Summer 2004 ( YEAH!) Decline : Early 2005 Christina :Buzz: Summer 1998 ( she did a music video for Mulan that was played before the movie) Peak : 2006 ( CANDY MANNNNNNNN era) Decline : Fall 2007 Nsync :Buzz: December 1997 Peak : Summer 2000 Decline : Summer 2001 ( this isn't even debatable lol) Limp Bizkit :Buzz: Late 1997/Early 1998 Peak : Early 2001 Peak right here lol Wrestlemania 17 theme music  Decline: Early Fall 2001 Avril Lavigne :Buzz: Early 2002 Peak: Mid 2007 Decline: Fall 2007 My Chemical Romance :Buzz: Summer 2002 Peak: Summer 2005 Decline: Mid 2007 Sum 41:Buzz: Summer 2000 Peak: Summer 2002 Decline: Fall 2004 Ashlee Simpson :Buzz: Early 2004 Peak: Fall 2004 Decline Fall 2004 ( SNL) Clay Aiken
Buzz: Early 2003 Peak: Summer 2003 Decline: Mid 2004
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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2022 15:50:44 GMT 10
Baha Men
Buzz - Summer 2000
Peak - Fall 2000
Decline - Winter 2000/2001
Justin Timberlake (solo)
Buzz - 2002
Peak - Fall 2006 through Summer 2007
Decline - 2008
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Post by John Titor on Mar 13, 2022 2:55:42 GMT 10
I agree with yours more than mine. Britney Spears declined in 2007, until she came back in late 2008 like you said. She still performed well on the charts in 2004. Her song, "Toxic" was huge in 2004. I guess her marriage antic in 2004 is silly compared to shaving her head in 2007 lol. Usher's music was everywhere throughout summer 2004. I think a couple of his songs made it onto the Billboard summer countdown that year. Ashlee Simpson's music career seemed like a failed or botched potential. I think the incident where she was caught lip-syncing and then got booed ruined any chances of a successful music career for her. If My Chemical Romance is considered mid 2000s emo, then summer 2005 being their peak matches up as I think of spring and summer 2005 as peak mid 2000s and peak mid 2000s emo. Great job! I was looking forward to your post.  Oh god Bahamen thats right, Ill add a few more Shakira :Buzz: Spring 2001 Peak: August 2006 Decline: Early 2007 Michelle Branch :Buzz: Spring 2001 Peak: August 2003 Decline: Fall 2003 Vanessa Cartlon :Buzz: December 2001 Peak: Summer 2002 Decline: Fall 2003 Nelly Furtado :Buzz: Summer 2000 Peak: Summer 2006 Decline: Summer 2007
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Post by astropoug on Jun 30, 2022 21:10:09 GMT 10
Souija Boy
Buzz: Spring 2007
Peak: Fall 2007
Fall: Summer 2009
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Post by astropoug on Jun 30, 2022 21:18:43 GMT 10
my take Britney Spears:Buzz: Summer 1998 (Cable channel the Box was playing her music video months before MTV played it) Peak : Summer 2004 Decline : Early 2007 ( before she made a come back in late 2008) My Chemical Romance :Buzz: Summer 2002 Peak: Summer 2005 Decline: Mid 2007 MCR’s peak was the 2006-2007 school year. EVERYONE was wearing The Black Parade shirts that year. Welcome to the Black Parade became their biggest hit, and songs like that and Teenagers gave rise to MANY AOL/MSN away messages. I wouldn’t even say they really declined until 2008. By that point, people were getting sick of emo. Because that’s the other thing, 2006-2007 was the peak of emo and MySpace period. And as for Britney Spears, she received lots of attention and popularity in 2007, but for all the wrong reasons. 😆
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Post by astropoug on Jun 30, 2022 21:22:12 GMT 10
Inspired by John Titor UsherBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2004 Decline - Spring 2005 Alicia KeysBuzz - Spring 2001 Peak - Fall 2001 through Winter 2008/2009 Decline - Fall 2009 EminemBuzz - Winter 1998/1999 Peak - Spring 2000 through Winter 2002/2003 Decline - Fall 2004 NellyBuzz - Summer 2000 Peak - 2002 Decline - Fall 2004 Britney SpearsBuzz - 1999 Peak - Fall 2001 through Summer 2002 Decline - 2004 Christina AguileraBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Fall 2002 through Summer 2003 Decline - Summer 2006 White StripesBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Summer 2001 through Summer 2005 Decline - Summer 2007 The Black KeysBuzz - Spring 2002 Peak - 2004 Decline - Fall 2006 Modest MouseBuzz - 1999 Peak - Spring 2001 through Summer 2004 Decline - Spring 2007 CakeBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2002 and or 2003 Decline - Fall 2004 Eminem’s peak was the 2002-2003 school year. He was EVERYWHERE that year. Especially with his movie 8 Mile and the song Lose Yourself. White Stripes peak was 2003, and Modest Mouse’s peak was 2004. They released their biggest albums and songs in those years. You’re correct that Usher peaked in 04, but he was buzzing WAY before 2001. Like, his popularity goes back to 1997/1998.
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Post by John Titor on Jul 1, 2022 1:11:22 GMT 10
my take Britney Spears:Buzz: Summer 1998 (Cable channel the Box was playing her music video months before MTV played it) Peak : Summer 2004 Decline : Early 2007 ( before she made a come back in late 2008) My Chemical Romance :Buzz: Summer 2002 Peak: Summer 2005 Decline: Mid 2007 MCR’s peak was the 2006-2007 school year. EVERYONE was wearing The Black Parade shirts that year. Welcome to the Black Parade became their biggest hit, and songs like that and Teenagers gave rise to MANY AOL/MSN away messages. I wouldn’t even say they really declined until 2008. By that point, people were getting sick of emo. Because that’s the other thing, 2006-2007 was the peak of emo and MySpace period. And as for Britney Spears, she received lots of attention and popularity in 2007, but for all the wrong reasons. 😆 Eh I don't think thats true, by 2007 emo in general was becoming dated and Scene was replacing it fast, if anything the Black Parade album peaked from Fall 06 to around December 06, In Mid 07 and Summer 07 it was still around ( and MCR was as well) but they were not as potent as they were in 04 and 05 ( emo as well). And I am not saying MCR was not popular in 2007 but by Spring 07 their popularity was starting to wane. ) 06-07 was the peak of Myspace tho I agree. Spears was def popular in 07 but you know what I mean, her mega everywhere blink and you still see her era ended around my Prerogative song came out in Fall 04.
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Post by John Titor on Jul 1, 2022 1:13:04 GMT 10
Inspired by John Titor UsherBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2004 Decline - Spring 2005 Alicia KeysBuzz - Spring 2001 Peak - Fall 2001 through Winter 2008/2009 Decline - Fall 2009 EminemBuzz - Winter 1998/1999 Peak - Spring 2000 through Winter 2002/2003 Decline - Fall 2004 NellyBuzz - Summer 2000 Peak - 2002 Decline - Fall 2004 Britney SpearsBuzz - 1999 Peak - Fall 2001 through Summer 2002 Decline - 2004 Christina AguileraBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Fall 2002 through Summer 2003 Decline - Summer 2006 White StripesBuzz - Summer 1999 Peak - Summer 2001 through Summer 2005 Decline - Summer 2007 The Black KeysBuzz - Spring 2002 Peak - 2004 Decline - Fall 2006 Modest MouseBuzz - 1999 Peak - Spring 2001 through Summer 2004 Decline - Spring 2007 CakeBuzz - Summer 2001 Peak - 2002 and or 2003 Decline - Fall 2004 Eminem’s peak was the 2002-2003 school year. He was EVERYWHERE that year. Especially with his movie 8 Mile and the song Lose Yourself. White Stripes peak was 2003, and Modest Mouse’s peak was 2004. They released their biggest albums and songs in those years. You’re correct that Usher peaked in 04, but he was buzzing WAY before 2001. Like, his popularity goes back to 1997/1998. Eminem will never be as popular than when that 8 Mile move came out, it was on equal energy as Vice City releasing that Fall.
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Post by astropoug on Jul 4, 2022 12:34:12 GMT 10
Eminem’s peak was the 2002-2003 school year. He was EVERYWHERE that year. Especially with his movie 8 Mile and the song Lose Yourself. White Stripes peak was 2003, and Modest Mouse’s peak was 2004. They released their biggest albums and songs in those years. You’re correct that Usher peaked in 04, but he was buzzing WAY before 2001. Like, his popularity goes back to 1997/1998. Eminem will never be as popular than when that 8 Mile move came out, it was on equal energy as Vice City releasing that Fall. To me, it was when the song Lose Yourself came out that he peaked. Quite possibly the single most iconic song of the entire 2000s.
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Post by astropoug on Jul 4, 2022 12:36:13 GMT 10
50 Cent
Buzz: Winter 2002/2003
Peak: Spring 2005
Decline: Fall 2007
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