The Most-Listened To Female Artists Among Female And Male Listeners On Spotify

[starsm]

The digital service released a list of its top female artists globally and in key territories in anticipation of International Women's Day 

Our Britney is not on the list   

What the girls like: The most-listened to female artists among female listeners

1. Beyoncé
   
2. Katy Perry
   
3. Lana Del Rey
   
4. Rihanna
   
5. Ariana Grande
   
6. Lorde
   
7. Miley Cyrus
   
8. Taylor Swift
   
9. Ellie Goulding
   

What the guys like: The most-listened to female artists among male listeners

1. Katy Perry
   
2. Lana Del Rey
   
3. Lorde
   
4. Ariana Grande
   
5. Rihanna
   
6. Beyoncé
   
7. Ellie Goulding
   
8. Miley Cyrus
   
9. Lady Gaga
   
10. Iggy Azalea
    

[Caroline77]

People don't listen to Britney because everyone bought her albums so they don't need to listen to it on spotify 

[starsm]

People don't listen to Britney because everyone bought her albums so they don't need to listen to it on spotify 

But Work bitch has 51million plays on spotify 

[MELIODAS]

Flop list

[Caroline77]

But Work bitch has 51million plays on spotify 

 

Because 51 million people didn't buy it 

[FUDGE]

I think it's a blessing that nobody heard Britney Jean tbh

[starsm]

Because 51 million people didn't buy it 

Didn't you know that Billboard counts streaming in both Top albums and top singles charts ? 

[rocket]

 

The digital service released a list of its top female artists globally and in key territories in anticipation of International Women's Day 

Our Britney is not on the list   

 

 

 

THEN MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T POST IT IN HERE   

[TheOriginalDollz]

  Why post this? I dont even listen to her on Spotify she is on my ITunes. 

[ColdAsFireBaby]

Lead single is ccoming

Britney is gonna put basic bitches into their place again 

[starsm]

THEN MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T POST IT IN HERE   

because she had an album released at the same time  with artists like gaga, katy, and beyonce, and miley 

[Ari]

Lead single is coming

Britney is gonna put basic bitches into their place again 

[ashley]

notice everyone there is from the digital era. britney is not from that era 

[Britneyy]

Lmaoooo is this why I have a Britney playlist on Spotify with her best songs and listen to it 24/7??? And I listen to Blackout every day????     

[confidentnotcocky]

Britney sold more than ALL of them tho

 

Best selling female of this century

 

Fuck Spotify

[killthelights]

Omfg this list is pathetic people have no taste LMAO

Katy Perry is second???? Wtf?????????? MILEY CYRUS?????????

[killthelights]

Also, how did swifty make the list when she pulled all her music from spotify bc she's greedy$$$$

[PopMusicJunkie]

I hope she reinvigorates her fan base with solid new music this year.  Her name still carries weight but that needs to translate to higher sales/streaming.  

 

notice everyone there is from the digital era. britney is not from that era 

 

Niether is Beyoncé.  

[Corona]

I hope she reinvigorates her fan base with solid new music this year.  Her name still carries weight but that needs to translate to higher sales/streaming.  

 

 

Niether is Beyoncé.

Beyoncé didn't really start hitting it big as a single act till the YouTube age. By then Britney's first four #1 Albums were between 4-8 years old. By the Digital age Britney's music was at least 10 years old. Yet she still tops them all. You still can't compare us to the other Fans We want the physical not digital.

[PopMusicJunkie]

Beyoncé didn't really start hitting it big as a single act till the YouTube age. By then Britney's first four #1 Albums were between 4-8 years old. By the Digital age Britney's music was at least 10 years old. Yet she still tops them all. You still can't compare us to the other Fans We want the physical not digital.

 

I consider Beyoncé to be apart of the TRL generation of superstars (Britney, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake/*NSYNC), because Destiny's Child was a group in name only.  She was the star, the prettiest, sang lead, etc, that group wouldn't have worked without her, so her music is just as old.  Excluding "Single Ladies" Beyoncé's singles didn't benefit from YouTube all that much more then Britney's, besides "Crazy in Love" debuted in '03 when YT wasn't even a thing.  I disagree with fans preferring "physical not digital," because Britney has been more successful circa '07-'11 on radio/Billboard 100 singles charts due to high iTunes sales.  But her name alone is no longer going to be enough ("Work Bitch"/Britney Jean) and I think she can rectify this by physically promoting outside of twitter, she still has an audience that wants to see her.  

[Corona]

I consider Beyoncé to be apart of the TRL generation of superstars (Britney, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake/*NSYNC), because Destiny's Child was a group in name only.  She was the star, the prettiest, sang lead, etc, that group wouldn't have worked without her, so her music is just as old.  Excluding "Single Ladies" Beyoncé's singles didn't benefit from YouTube all that much more then Britney's, besides "Crazy in Love" debuted in '03 when YT wasn't even a thing.  I disagree with fans preferring "physical not digital," because Britney has been more successful circa '07-'11 on radio/Billboard 100 singles charts due to high iTunes sales.  But her name alone is no longer going to be enough ("Work Bitch"/Britney Jean) and I think she can rectify this by physically promoting outside of twitter, she still has an audience that wants to see her.

Yes, but Britney was the most successful pre-digital. I believe digital is worse for Artists not better. It means at lot more to a Fan and to an Artist to know that a Fan has a physical copy of their work. I usually have both digital and physical.

[Britney M. Carey]

Spotify is generally for new artists (or at least ones with new and exciting music). When FF came out Spotify wasn't available, yet BJ was too boring to get recognition on the charts

[Mr.Photographer]

Britney sold more than ALL of them tho

 

Best selling female of this century

 

Fuck Spotify

[PopMusicJunkie]

Yes, but Britney was the most successful pre-digital. I believe digital is worse for Artists not better. It means at lot more to a Fan and to an Artist to know that a Fan has a physical copy of their work. I usually have both digital and physical.

 

I never disputed any of this tho... Personal preference aside, because I agree, having a physical copy of an album is much more real then downloading one in digital form.  However we're now in an era where digital sales/streaming accounts for a lot, Beyoncé and Britney have been around the same amount of time so hopefully she too can breathe some new life into her audience with a killer album because her last album wasn't.  That was my primary point from jump and I have faith that she can.  

[killthelights]

I consider Beyoncé to be apart of the TRL generation of superstars (Britney, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake/*NSYNC), because Destiny's Child was a group in name only. She was the star, the prettiest, sang lead, etc, that group wouldn't have worked without her, so her music is just as old. Excluding "Single Ladies" Beyoncé's singles didn't benefit from YouTube all that much more then Britney's, besides "Crazy in Love" debuted in '03 when YT wasn't even a thing. I disagree with fans preferring "physical not digital," because Britney has been more successful circa '07-'11 on radio/Billboard 100 singles charts due to high iTunes sales. But her name alone is no longer going to be enough ("Work Bitch"/Britney Jean) and I think she can rectify this by physically promoting outside of twitter, she still has an audience that wants to see her.

Everything said here is on point. GP is interested in Britney and will watch her if she promotes beyond just mundane press junkets. She needs to get out to talk to talk show hosts (when she was on Jimmy Fallon it was very exciting because people weren't used to seeing her out doing that kinda stuff in a long long time).

People will question about Beyonce but there is no denying that she knows how to work it and draw attention. She had done the Superbowl which reignited her career after 4 and started her world tour only a few months following the halftime show which drew big crowds because people knew she was the real deal and could put on a show based off Halftime. During which people were questioning why she wasn't releasing new music for a new world tour and then right after tour wrapped up she dropped the album. People say she didn't do promo but she did - just in a very innovative way where she built up to it over a span of time that continued the garner public interest. The album dropping was shocking and exciting for fans who felt compelled to buy the entire album on iTunes BECAUSE it was all inclusive with music videos accompanying it. A lot of the army shits on bey but she and her team have been a step ahead of the game the past few years and it is something to be noted and acknowledged. For britney of course the promo cannot be the same as Beyonce but she sets a good example of maintaining public interest not just for her image but her music as well. Idk if I'm getting my point across but Britney used to do a lot of press and performances that helped maintain interest in her. There has to be a plan far in advance for Brit and a lead hit single and second single and video in order for B9 to be successful