Defmix100 7,139 Posted 1 hour ago Share Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, StrawberryBlond said: Teenage Dream, no doubt. Loud had about 3 big hits (as in, songs that are still played or referenced today) and Teenage Dream had 6 big hits (and technically 8 if you count the re-release), so mathematically, it wins by design. Loud may have been big but Rihanna isn't an album's artist to the point where people reminisce about how her albums are pop bibles or anything like they do for other popstars. Her singles exist on their own individual timeline and I bet most people can't remember the non-singles off that album, if they even distinctly remember the album at all. But everything about Teenage Dream was iconic and as soon as those songs start playing, everyone knows what era they were from. If Katy only ever had one album to sum her up, it was that one and no matter how uncool she became, no one can deny how that album was That Girl back then. That album alone is more iconic than Rihanna's entire albumography. I don't care how controversial that sounds. You're really missing out. I know that era isn't exactly for you if you're not into super girly bubblegum pop but it must be listened to in full to understand the legendary status it is. It's also one of my go-to summer albums every year. She could've released even more singles from it if she'd wanted. I would've loved Hummingbird Heartbeat to be one. I used to hate the Teenage Dream song and it was played everywhere so I think that made me not want to listen to the album (I think it's catchy now though) but always loved ET Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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