Least successful singles album

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Britney https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britney_(album)

Highest charting single:  Slave (#27 Hot 100)

Overprotected (#86 Hot 100), I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman (didn't chart), Boys (didn't chart)

 

LAY OFF GLORY!

 

 

[BoyToySoldier]

The singles from "Britney" charted low in the US because she was banned from the radio after she chose Pepsi over Clear Channel for the DWAD tour sponsor. 

Check the International chart positions. 

The "Britney" era videos also DOMINATED on MTV TRL and received massive popularity. The fact "Slave" went Top 20 in that diverse Top 40 climate with 0 radio support and Britney throwing us a curveball by releasing R&B instead of teen pop is an accomplishment all by itself. 

[Lou M. Taylor]

Nope, Glory has the least successful singles despite those peaks.

[Dynasty]

The radio ban didnt let her singles chart almost at all. Britney singles shoot to #1 in many european countries and others were in top 10, Asia and south america the same  slumber party and make me barely charted anywhere properly, I know Slumber Party was top 10 in my country but lets face it, noone gives a flying **** about it charting in Serbia

[Soni]

18 minutes ago, BoyToySoldier said:

The singles from "Britney" charted low in the US because she was banned from the radio after she chose Pepsi over Clear Channel for the DWAD tour sponsor. 

Check the International chart positions. 

The "Britney" era videos also DOMINATED on MTV TRL and received massive popularity. The fact "Slave" went Top 20 in that diverse Top 40 climate with 0 radio support and Britney throwing us a curveball by releasing R&B instead of teen pop is an accomplishment all by itself. 

YASS QUEENN!! was just about to say that

[5HINee]

overprotected deserved so much better 

[BOBIBCFBG]

2 hours ago, BoyToySoldier said:

The singles from "Britney" charted low in the US because she was banned from the radio after she chose Pepsi over Clear Channel for the DWAD tour sponsor. 

Check the International chart positions. 

The "Britney" era videos also DOMINATED on MTV TRL and received massive popularity. The fact "Slave" went Top 20 in that diverse Top 40 climate with 0 radio support and Britney throwing us a curveball by releasing R&B instead of teen pop is an accomplishment all by itself. 

it was #27 

[FeedTheStans]

I love how we still got a ton of singles and music videos even tho the chart positions weren't the best

[BoyToySoldier]

18 minutes ago, BOBIBCFBG said:

it was #27 

And it's remembered more than 15 years later.

We won't be able to say the same for Make Me. 

[justkeepdoingit]

lol. no.most of her singles prior to the digital era weren't even physically released in the US. they charted solely based on radio airplay (ban and all).

[BOBIBCFBG]

11 hours ago, BoyToySoldier said:

And it's remembered more than 15 years later.

We won't be able to say the same for Make Me. 

Totally I was just saying it wasn't Top 20 it was Top 40

[radar89]

I lived in South East Asia and 3 Britney album's singles were huge here. Slave, Overprotected and Not a Girl were very popular

The radio ban in US is really sad. It goes to show that the US GP and media wanted her to fail so bad since day one (even Xtuna's earlier singles charted better than Britney's )