Christina Aguilera's 2006 jazzy pop Reinvention back to basics and the smash hit Ain't no other man are both RIAA double platinum

[Spicechinodiva]

Well RCA records show love to an actual artist that is signed to them since the 90s, and it's actually been Christina's label since day one, not a pick up contract since a label shut down and for once they show love to someone that isnt P!NK.

 

Congrats Christina Aguilera. her 2006 album "Back to Basics" and the Grammy award winner for best pop vocal at the 49th Annual Grammy awards in 2007, Ain't no other man, are both double platinum by the RIAA, so at this point, Liberation will be gold soon. 

[Moscow]

This is a beautiful album same for Stripped after that IDK what happened with her creativity a women with such caliber haven't even survived after 4th album what a shame. 

[ElenaB]

my fav xtina era! what a shame her legacy really ended there

[britney_rocks]

It was weird how she went from her black phase, to her 60s Caucasian white lady phase in just a couple of years. 

[DignifiedLove]

6 hours ago, ElenaB said:

my fav xtina era! what a shame her legacy really ended there

That isn’t true…the delusion 

[ElenaB]

9 minutes ago, SUCCESSICA IS A QUEEN said:

That isn’t true…the delusion 

i can’t think of a relevant era since back to basics tho

[oscar0]

what screwed up was her transitions. It wasn't progressive, it was very messy. From teen princess to ******, then to white American woman, and finally a strange copy of Lady Gaga. I feel like she wanted to do the Madonna thing, but she didn't have the artistic weight to change styles in such an extreme way.

[Moscow]

6 hours ago, ElenaB said:

my fav xtina era! what a shame her legacy really ended there

Tea is slipped, women is completely forgotten by the GP now a talent like Christina couldn't make her career last more than 3-4 albums 

[britney_rocks]

36 minutes ago, oscar0 said:

what screwed up was her transitions. It wasn't progressive, it was very messy. From teen princess to ******, then to white American woman, and finally a strange copy of Lady Gaga. I feel like she wanted to do the Madonna thing, but she didn't have the artistic weight to change styles in such an extreme way.

You forgot black Xtina

 

[stanLOONA]

Even though I didn't love the album, I loved the era, you know?

I definetly love Ain't No Other Man and Candyman, so happy for her!

Those are BOPs