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Selling More Than Albums
If you listened to pop music during the 90’s, then you’ve heard Christina Aguilera’s music. She has been wildly successful with 4 Grammys and more than 43 million albums sold. When she first appeared on the scene, people thought she was another Britney Spears copycat with her bubble gum pop music. Later, Aguilera was able to generate her own buzz and establish herself as a pop icon with a different sound. He sophomore album, Stripped, could best be described as raw and provocative. She dyed her normally blonde hair dark, wore risqué clothing, and shook her hips while singing about getting “Dirrty.” The album was a hit and even though she greatly changed up her image, it was accepted by her fans.
Her most recent album, Bionic, was another re-invention of Aguilera. This time, she dyed her hair platinum blonde, wore skin tight cat suits in promo shoots, and her first single told of “kissing all the boys and girls” on the dance floor. Unfortunately, the recipe was a failure and Bionic was certified a flop; Aguilera isn’t even going to tour to promote her album. To make matters worse, media outlets complained that Aguilera was trying to be too much like Lady Gaga with her party attitude and crazy clothes. Aguilera has spent more time defending her Lady Gaga look-a-like style than selling singles in the past 6 months.
Posted in Hannah Johnson '12, Industry Insights Tagged christina aguilera, music industry, personal brand Leave a comment