View Full Version : Were the Spice Girls becoming more popular than ever in America than ever before?


Hawkee
01-12-2018, 04:10 AM
When the Spice Girls made their debut in America with their debut album Spice in 1996 it seemed that the Spice Girls were destined for superstardom but I seem to think that when their second album Spiceworld came out the Spice Girls gained more popularity when their movie also called Spiceworld came out it made their star power soar and people thought Spice Girls would become the female version of The Beatles. But when Geri Halliwell left Spice Girls I think it hurt the group and when their supposed comeback album Forever came out I think the Spice Girls were indeed going in a new direction and aiming for an R&B sound disappointed fans and Melanie Chisholm's decision to leave Spice Girls after Forever was released really could tell that this was the end of Spice Girls. Another thing I can't figure out was why did Spice Girls release an EP album titled Goodbye in which the title track was a single and then also featured on the Forever album as well. Do you think that when Spice Girls made their debut in America they were destined for stardom and made it even big and if Spice Girls ever makes a comeback to America with a new album do you think they will still be huge in America?
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Babalu
01-15-2018, 09:32 PM
They couldn't possibly last because they have no talent.