Your favourite moments of PopJustice, whatever

A place to recount the times where you thought PopJustice was served.

I'll start us off: Robyn getting to UK#1 with With Every Heartbeat. Still seems as unlikely and impossible a feat as it was then.

 

You should retitle the thread "Examples of talent always winning"

 

For some reason I want to say Celine Dion's UK chart run for Think Twice:

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But maybe E·MO·TION getting critical acclaim at the very least.

Even though it should have had commercial success, I feel like it very likely could have faded away with no fanfare outside of pop music fans, so at least it's been widely recognized for being amazing.

 

Essentially this:

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Era Statistics



Revival: 1-7-9-15-18-24-17-12-13-17-15-7-11-11



Good For You: 9-17-15-16-16-13-13-10-6-6-6-7-5-8-10-10-10-14-21-25-26-32-40-38-40-43

[Platinum - USA]
[Silver - UK]​

Same Old Love: 43-43-48-38-18-16-18-17-14-13-11-10-9-6-6-7-6-5



Hands To Myself: 77-62-39-42-42-37

 

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Talent

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Always

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Wins

 

J.Lo having a commercially successful comeback when she bothered to put out a good album (LOVE?).

I'm listening to it now to drown out the sound of my upstairs neighbor's credible folky-rocky Black Keys-or-some-shit "music."

 

The huge success of 'Black Magic' has been totally unexpected but thoroughly deserved. It's refreshing to have a girl group, especially one as charismatic, talented and hardworking as Little Mix do phenomenally well in today's market with a genuinely great song.

 

Girls Aloud getting the Christmas No.1 in 2002 is one of the best ever.

 

Pet Shop Boys' Electric and New Order's Music Complete being their highest charting albums in decades.

 

That time sistren @RJF was banned

 

This chemistry between us is too much.

 

Chemistry being battery acid.

 

Don't be jealous.

 

Jewels Intuition showing everyone in pop at that time how it needs to be done.

 

This being a #1 in the UK.

 

Missing something? (s)



And no, those weren't enjoyable.