
10th June 2009, 09:26 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Originally Posted by amorphose
How can you say BoA was "superb" after saying that part I highlighted?
I love both albums, but BoA is MUCH more generic than TiTO. Every single song on BoA is trying to be just like something from American radio. Dance is really popular in the US right now and that's all BoA is. No variety, no nothing, just her trying to get noticed by trying to be generic. At least Utada had a goal.
I'm not trying to be *****y or anything and like I said I really like both albums. I went out and bought them both as soon as I could. I was just surprised that you could act like BoA was original never-before-heard material and then say how geneic TiTO was.
Btw, I really like both CBTM and I Did It For Love so I'm gonna wait until the next round to vote.
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I never said BoA's was original. I just said it was superb, cause, well, to me it's superb XD lol.
It's obvious BoA just wanted to make a fun dance album. And she did it well. The album's fun and it serves its purpose.
None of them are original. But at least BoA's a better generic dance album than TITO, which is a not-as-good generic R&B album imo lol.
Hikki and BoA had the same goal: enter the US market. Period. They both kinda sold out to be more appealing to the US market tbh.
So yeah, conclusion: they're both generic albums, but, thanks to a bunch of catchy songs, a pretty cover and decent PV's, this time, BoA wins .
Last edited by naxxo.licious™; 10th June 2009 at 07:31 PM.
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