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When Nelly Furtado, Gwen Stefani, and Fergie Ruled Pop
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- Опубликовано: 28 фев 2023
- a look back at the definitive pop girl trinity of the 2000’s
Gwen Stefani: Love. Angel. Music. Baby.
Favorite songs: Hollaback Girl, Cool, Danger Zone, What You Waiting For?
Nelly Furtado: Loose
Favorite Songs: Promiscuous, Say It Right, Showtime, All Good Things Come To An End, Maneater
Fergie: the Dutchess
Favorite Songs: All That I Got (Makeup Song)
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Gwen Stefani's "Cool," Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry,” and Nelly Furtado's “Say It Right” has stayed rent free in my head since its respective releases.
Yes they were such influential singles. Beautiful songs.
THIS. EXACTLY. Like you took these words right out of my brain. On point!!!
I listen to Say It Right almost everyday. I love it so much.
@@franklantic: The trinity of pop-soul ballads of that decade.
i literally can't survive a day without listening to rich girl
I honestly think the 2000s had the most unique artists. They had passion, versatility and their best hits are still catchy to date
Check again and pay attention to the 90s
@@thalesmatheus6011 the 90s is a weird decade for pop, the early 90s there was some amazing house, and eurodance/trance was prevalent, then finally the late '90s was a return to dancepop... i just didnt care for all the grunge in the mid 90s
@@myidolgwen359 the 90s was some of the best decades of music. So diverse.
the 2000s are boring and non descript.
@@anikadiamond007 The 2000s was just as diverse until 2009.
This is why I love honest's channel. He talks about different points in a decade. Those three women had huge hits in the mid 00s.
Random but thank you for calling their era what it actually was the mid 2000s instead trying to lump this time period in with the early 2000’s/y2k like everyone does to the whole 2000’s decade these days. It’s become my new pet peeve 😂
what people dont see is that all this happened because the 2000s was dominated by pluto in sagittarius last decante, from 2004 to 2007, it actually started in 1996 and then Britney made it huge in the late 90s, Britney invented R&B pop with Slave 4 you around 2002, then it gradually became a thing with Beyonce and a lot of rappers of the early 2000's, until around 2003 when Britney left, then in 2004 it became Lion vibes as pluto in sagittarius progressed into Leo that year, so it all became a social sleak, everyone had to do R&B and then Nelly and Gwen did it so well, then Fergie joined, and lets not forget Lindsay did some good R&B hits around 2004 and 2005, it was good times, but it ended as pluto left sagittarius early 2008, when millennials started to shine because it was their turn, so Rihanna, Katy Perry and all of them became huge, and the others left, this happened because Pluto arrived Capricorn, then the 2010's had such vibe, until around 2014 that the second decanate started, it was still Capricorn times but a little different and electronic dance came back, then around 2018 it became another decanate and the pandemic started so it all became more electronic and a.i generated, now its 2023, Pluto its literally by now in its last days, what we saw in early 2008 is finally leaving in like a week, no joke, next thing is Aquarius , things are about to get just robotic bye
Gwen came from a punk rock background, so she had a lot more natural rockstar energy than her contemporaries in the pop world. Being a woman in rock music is hard, so for her to rise to the top of the food chain anyway is a sign of her pure, raw, talent, energy and charisma.
For me shes à fraud and sad about that cause i was a fan... look at her now shes like a plastic barbie doll. I do think she was talented but not so much... kinda fake and unothentic. For me fergie is was more talented and powerful
I remember everyone thought it was crazy when they found out Gwen Stefani was like 36-37 years old when she came out with her hits.
Sé veia más jóven. Parecia de 25 años.
Fergie was similar age
I swear when Britney was going through her shit these 3 ladies swooped in and took that time to make hits on hits on hits like these 3 ran the pop scene from like 2006 -2008
Ohh I didn’t even make the connection with Britney 😮
And Christina was in her "Back to Basics" era. Great time in music from that decade
Britney does pop while all 3 mentioned here make music that leans toward r&b and has urban flair so idk how it's comparable. It's 2 different demographics (albeit few people listen to both genres). RnB fans would never buy Brittney's music
@@LovelyLittleLillies Her third album has some great R&B songs
@@LovelyLittleLillies because they were all white girls that had a urban sound.
Gwen Stefani's "COOL" remains fresh as ever. A classic in my books. ❤️
C c cool
Luxurious is still amazing
Fergie's london bridge too
Yeah, it's so good!
Definitely the best single, probably her best song ever. I do like the ballads in the Sweet Escape album too.
I miss Gwen, Nelly and Fergie! The 2000s were amazing!
I’m glad that I was born in the 2000s decade . I’m a 2001 baby so I didn’t miss the best moments of life.🥹
Nelly Furtado was huge!! All of her hits are viral on social media, proving her collabs with Timbaland being timeless...
That 2004 - 2007 pop music trio that was Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado and Fergie will never be topped.... These new girls could never...
Nah bro, u just nostalgic. They were mostly one Album wonders
Agreed.
NONE! NO ONE!! So glad I grew up to them!
@@DirtyDevo94 don’t forget the black producers and writers, but I’m not a hater. The music was good and they had bops!!
@@DirtyDevo94 they're still fabulous tho. Gwen is anyway.
I'm surprised that Gwen Stefani's Rich Girl wasn't mentioned. It was an enormous success here in Brazil, until Hollaback Girl was released.
I love Rich Girl. Much better song than Hollaback Girl to me.
The original reggae Rich Girl from the 90s is even better
Nossa eu me lembro! Em 2004 eu tinha 9 anos. Não sabia quem cantava essa música, mas sempre que tocava na rádio eu sentia uma sensação mágica. Foi a música mais legal daquele ano. E veja que interessante, paralelo ao sucesso de Rich Girl, Fergie estourava nas rádios com Lets get It started!
@@krisj827 It's shocking to me how Hollaback was her only single to reach #1. That song is so annoying! I would've thought all the other singles would be higher than that.
Nelly's "lose" is way ahead of its time. I believe any of the singles could be released today and still chart. Timeless sound!
It's that Timbaland sound
Have you heard her sing "showtime" live oh my God!!
Nelly Furtado didn’t like the spotlight. She said her album was way too successful. She’s more comfortable being an indie artist. Fergie tooonway too long to release her second album so ppl lost interest. Gwen still does music and still relevant.
Genuine question what’s your skincare routine
Gwen is not as relevant as she used to be!
But Gwen is still relevant regardless of the level of it!
@@manuelsaldivar01 musically no but her makeup line is good
ok but gwen's music no longer charts
Even though Fergie’s singles all sounded different they were huge bops! They remind me of being in middle school.
Gwen’s “wind it up” is everything
Forgot about this song!
YEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!! "I know he thinks you're fine and stuff, but does he know how to wind you up?" I LOVE that song!
So underrated
very GaGa before she was around..
I love Nelly Furtado so much. Every album was like a new genre and she writes most of the music herself. People always focus on Loose because it is a great album but actually all her music is great. I bought all her 6 albums and I love them
Agreed Folklore and Spirit Indestructible got robbed, they have deep and fun songs but somehow it did chart ...
The Ride is amazing. Hope she’s doing well living her low-key life now ❤
Spirit indestructible is by far her worst album from her high pitch vocals on the title track is just bad .. but her album ride is lit
I love all of Nellys songs including the Spanish ones, she needs to come back to the music industry. She has to much talent to not be singing. 🥺
Nelly Furtado had other amazing songs in Loose like All Good Things, Do It, and Te Busqué but they are easily overshadowed by her bigger songs. They are underrated!
all good things was huge in germany..i even think it peaked at number 1
@@mateojuric1202yes and even was the second biggest song of the year of its release
Do It is my fav from Loose!
I loved Whoa Nelly and later her songs "Powerless" and "Explode". Amazing and fun to sing.
they play night is young a lot at target which was off her hits album
Lots of people compare Doja Cat to Nicki Minaj, but I see influences of both Fergie and Gwen, especially in her Pop leaning repertoire. 🤔 In fact, I see elements of Gwen in early Gaga as well as Kesha. And Dua Lipa often cites Nelly Furtado as an influence. I don’t think they get the recognition they deserve for their genre-bending creativity and bold visuals, especially referring to Gwen! The way she operated at an intersection between Pop, Rock, Hip-Hop and electronic sounds was impressive to say the least. 👏
I also think Doja's voice sounds very similar to Nelly. I was listening to Promiscuous before and thought their voices are very similar, I could definitely hear Doja on the verses part
And also hayley Williams from paramore got her inspo from gwen during her no doubt era
When lady gaga first starting releasing music and I saw her on the music channel, I thought she was copying Gwen. Obviously that’s not true, women don’t need to compete or “replace” each other, but to my 12 year old brain, seemed that way.. crazy to think now how successful she became
Dua Lipa is more like Katy + Britney + Nelly + Rihanna, whereas Doja has influences from Gaga + Fergie + Nicki and Rihanna...
The thing with that last sentence is Nicki has done all of that and more.
My three favorite albums from the era. Still listen to each often. The girls did that!
This is like the pop/hip hop/dance trinity
Pink Kelly and Avril is like the pop rock trinity that rules the mid 2000s iconic era 😩
Kelly? 🤣
@@jorgeomarjaimesviafara6061 Clarkson 👀
They needed to collab, like have their own Bang Bang
I lived this era very intensely because I was in high school and these three divas were important part of the music for me at that time. My favorite was Nelly, Loose was an incredible album, I liked so much how she mixed R&B and Hip Hop with her unique style and sound. She was everywhere!
sameee!! i was a freshman in 04
It was my middle into high school transition era lol. Definitely nostalgic AF every time I hear or see them.
Nelly Furtados Im like a bird, Turn off the light, All Good Things, Say it Right, Maneater, Do it, Promiscuous, Give it to me, all stay in my head. THE QUEEN
Me too
Gwen - Hollaback Girl
Fergie - London bridge
Nelly - Say it right ❤
We stan a Japanese-identifying queen Gwen Stefani-san🤌🏻
😂
Mfs wanna act like they forgot
Mami i'm sorry to tell you but she was born a Latina!!!!
@@manfrevanderland9333 latin european (italian) to be exact
Dude, LOVE ANGEL MUSIC BABY is like the rnb version of Katy's Teenage Dream. One banger for everyone!
Why I dont hear these type of music these days anymore?
It's a time past in music unfortunately
cause music evolves
Because it’s not 2005
Nelly , Gwen and Fergie were so talented . People should appreciate their versatility .
Tbh Gwen is the most iconic and set the tone and path for not only Nelly and Fergie but several other modern pop stars as well. She’s an icon. I love the Nelly’s music too it’s such a vibe and I can also listen to Fergie once in a while too. They’re all good especially during this time of being sorta in their prime as solo acts… of course Gwen and Fergie had already seen super success with their bands/groups but as solo acts this was definitely their prime and they all killed it.
2005-2006 was good era, Madonna, Gwen, Nelly furtado, fergie, Kelly clarkson, Christina Aguilera and Rihanna all released music in this time
Don't forget Shakira
"Whoa, Nelly" will always have a place in my heart. It really inspired me and was so out there. I think her PR or management leaned to far into the whole promiscuous thing. I wish she were still performing to her strengths.
gwen was so ahead of her time first with her band no doubt and than her own music. love angel music baby still sounds so fresh to me
Gwen Stefani, Nelly Furtado, and Fergie are the women, alongside Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, P!nk, Jennifer Lopez, Avril Lavigne, Ashanti, and Beyoncé, that I think of when I think of women in music that defined the 2000s decade. Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Katy Perry don’t count because they debuted in the industry towards the end of the decade so I firmly put them as 2010s music artists. Even Rihanna who technically did release 4 albums between 2005-2009, didn’t become a global superstar until her fifth album, Loud, released in 2010. Her third album, Good Girl Gone Bad, (2007), made her a superstar, but it was no where near the level of Beyoncé during the 2000s, and it wasn’t until the release of Loud, that Rihanna was starting to become recognized as a true force to be reckoned with. Younger people who didn’t come up in the 2000s tend to overstate the importance of Rihanna, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, and Lady Gaga during this time. These women were all newbies just getting their feet wet in the industry. The reason why Kanye West infamously interrupted Swift during her acceptance speech for Best Female Pop Video at the 2009 VMAs, was because she was still relatively unknown at the time and he felt Beyoncé, (the better known, more popular female at the time with the better video), was more deserving. And as far as Lady Gaga, did she have a huge breakthrough year in 2009, yes absolutely but what’s one year at the end of the decade compared
to someone like Britney Spears who dominated most of the decade, especially the first half. I’m glad this video is highlighting the pop cultural impact of Gwen, Nelly F., and Fergie. Their albums definitely shaped and influenced the sound for the later artists that followed.
I just loved how they all sounded different from each other and had their own aesthetic .
Gwen’s “Cool” remains one of my favorite songs of all time. The sound and the way she sings it are timeless!
I have a playlist on Spotify with each and every single release of Nelly Furtado.
All her Spanish songs, her Collabs with other artists, her cover of crazy. It's over six hours long and I love it.
I love how different every album sounds. Absolutely loved 'The Ride' and looking forward to new music.
The Sweet Escape pretty much started as songs that weren't finished or selected for LAMB, all produced by Pharrell. Gwen did some new material like the brilliant title song with Akon but it never meshed the way it's predecessor did. The sound of Loose pretty much inspired a ton of similar sounding albums involving both or either Timbaland and Danja including Justin's FutureSex/Lovesounds, Britney's Blackout and Madonna's Hard Candy. The dissapointing part was those were huge peaks for all of them and none of them ever came close to it again with Gwen the only one still really in the spotlight because of The Voice.
LISTEN, For pop these women MADE my high school era! They are legends! I am so glad i was a teen in this era and watched all of these women debut. 2000s is top tier!
Gwen Stefani 😍😍😍😍😍 L.A.M.B is one of the best pop albums of all time
Oh YES, the mid-2000s holy trinity. I want more videos dedicated to them. You guys don't understand the HOLD The Dutchess and Loose had on me. And Hollaback Girl, Rich Girl, Bubble Pop Electric, Harajuku Girls, Serious, Crash, Yummy, Now That You Got It and plenty other songs from Gwen? Unforgettable, iconic, hard to top. For me Loose is still one of the best albums of all time. But so is The Dutchess, even if that album didn't get the stellar reviews Loose did. But it was SO Fergie, so personal, and so unique, that I absolutely love it. And the BEEF Fergie and Nelly had? It was amazing. And also Gwen and Fergie had some rivalry according to fans (which that never happened btw). The best.
Timbaland worked with a surprising amount of artists who don't even make the same genre of music like Chris Cornell (rest in power) and Michelle Branch.
Power?
#teamnelly
Loose is one of my favorite albums!
I'd love if you did a similar deep dive like this for the 00s R&B girls. Ashanti, Ciara, Keyshia Cole, and ofcourse Bey & Rih.
i think it should be Ciara, Ashanti, and Keyshia Cole. Beyoncé and Rihanna shouldn’t be grouped with them nor grouped with each other. plus i hope honest makes a trio comparison series where he looks at trios of artists with similar pieces of work like the ones in this video
These 3 still rule my Spotify and thats all that matters
I wish these 3 would do a co headlining tour together, that’d be so iconic.
Omg yes! I'd go in a hearbeat!
Good work! Interestingly enough, what became LAMB originally belonged to Kelis. The tracks were selections for her follow up to Tasty, but she fell out with The Neptunes and they systematically tried to blackball her; snatching the tracks and giving them to Gwen. The core of their dispute was money and Kelis (alleging) being taken advantage of via a shady contract agreement.
@@Kevin-rg3yc Yeah! It’s super interesting, right?! That’s also why she had such an adverse reaction to being sampled on Renaissance. Because of said contract, Bey’s camp didn’t have to involve her. They went directly to the folks that they were contractually obligated to. 💁🏾♂️
@DooleyDoesFood What the heck u're talking about? Where's your source? LAMB was created even when Gwen was still in No Doubt around 2000-2003. Don't spread lies and diminish Gwen Stefani's creativity. She even won the Visionary Award for LAMB.
When Gwen Dropped The Music Video For Hollanack Girl She Had That Urban Cali Girl Look That Fergie And Nelly Furtado Were Trying To Copy Off Of
Coincidentally I actually started listening to all 3 of these ladies and their albums almost exclusively again this year because I suddenly remembered how I missed these aera and songs 🙌❤️
Favorite gwen song is definitely what you waiting for and let me blow your mind.She had soo many great songs. She was everywhere in 2004.
I loved that time. I was a kid but I remember brit and xtina took a bit of a break so Gwen, Fergie, and Nelly really lead Pop music
I feel like you really can't say that L.A.M.B was Gwen's "career defining" album, because that REALLY undermines just how huge she and No Doubt were on the alt/punk scene prior. Tragic Kingdom still has songs played on the alt stations (Spiderwebs and Sunday Morning to name a few). Like, it really was a colossal album that still holds up today.
If he is just focusing on her solo work, he's still right though.
Fergie’s album is underrated. All 3 are really great, classic albums.
I would say that Nelly’s best album is probably Folklore though - the songwriting and vocals are so good.
there's no denying that the mid-2000s offered some of THE BEST and most appreciated gems of the entire noughties - female artists of that time period had edge, distinctiveness and creative vision that would be later picked up on by artists like Gaga or Kesha (I'm thinking of Gwen's whimsicality that Gaga used to establish herself or Fergie's half-rapped, half-sung pop songs which style would, to an extent, work as a foundation to Kesha's, or should I say Ke$ha's, most recognizable tracks). Also in the mid-2000s two of the possibly biggest pop comebacks of history happened - Mariah's Emancipation and Madonna's Confessions!
Nelly Furtado is not just a pop star, she is such a versatile artist.
I was into hip hop then and find out about all of them through a hip hop song. I'm glad because it lead me to embrace other music. They are fantastic women.
I have 'LOVE. Angel. Music. Baby" album by Gwen and I still enjoy it. I still want to the get the albums by Nelly and Fergie..
I don’t care they CARRIED!!! These new girls could never!
My era
literally all of them had songs that went viral again in the recent years, that shows how timeless their music is
It’s so mad to me how Americans are barely aware of ‘what you waiting for’ from Gwen, it was huge in Europe! Great video ❤️
I love this 3 Queens
I love them all!!! Thanks for the awesome video 😎😎😎🦝👽
I grow up on No Doubt music and then Gwen was my huge idol in my highschool/young adult years. I got the Sweet Escape CD as a first gift from my then boyfriend and even owned Gwen´s doll. Because of her I tried to experiment with my clothing style and made some of my own clothes.
I still love songs from LAMB and Sweet Escape to this day.
Gwen Stefani is the GOAT. An incredibly diverse body of work.
Maneater , Luxurious , Big girls dont cry 😭👌🏻♥️♥️ Loved them as a child now those were hits ❤
QUEENS OF 2000.. I can't get enough of her music's. Are forever
honest pleaseeeeeee do a video like this for the consecutive early 2000s debuts of Beyonce (2003), Ciara (2004), and Rihanna (2005). i think each of them had their own interpretation of r&b and distinct images that set each other apart from one another, but they also had many similarities being new black women making their way in the early 2000s pop space.
Ciara, Kelis, Keysha Cole and Faith Evans ❤ too
They fall more into the RnB category then pop.
the Dutches is one of my favorite pop albums ever! I Lowkey wish she didn't drop the follow up a few years ago because it just didn't hit the same. but an icon she is!
Ah, the 2000s, my teenage years. That decade produced some bops that still slap to this day.
Gwen Stefani was my mother. She raised me right
Cool...one of the best music thats ever been written. it so good and positive.
I love these three queens! Especially Fergie Ferg! ♥️✨
Made me happy watching you discuss the music history of a decade where I fell in love with music for the first time, amd Gwen was the very first female singer I ever heard from the 2000s especially with the song from No doubt "Hey Baby" in 2001 and then their cover of "Its My Life" in 2003, then her solo album dropped with the song "Hollaback Girl" in 2004/5 and "Luxurious" before The Sweet Escape Era where "Cool" dropped in 2005 before the rest of the songs and Album into 2006. Then I heard Fergie and Nelly around the exact same time in 2006 and 2007, and then when 2008 I was sad I didnt hear from them all anymore, especially Gwen, these songs and albums to me will remain their best
Três das maiores empresárias na industria da música dos anos 2000 sem dúvidas!
2000's Queens
Nelly Furtado and Timbaland need to come back! Like, seriously.
Agree
I loved that they touched on RnB hits, it was done very well!
Love Angel Music Baby is one the best pop albums to be realeased.
Honeeeey. Too bad I was a kid when these songs came out cos I bet dancing to these songs at the club hit so different!
Gotta admit Nelly released 4 bombshells that are still popular and fresh to this day and then just disappeared
I was just thinking of this era a lot recently. Such a cool time for music, we truly did have a bit of everything back then compared to now. I'm missing the 00s more every day! 🥺
CIARA was a part of this group as well. From 2004-2007. The Goodies and Evolution albums were huge eras. Well, they were her only hit albums. LoL.HAHA 🤷🏾♂️😂
ciara, beyonce, pussycat dolls, kelly clarkson, and rihanna were probably the hugest pop girls outside these three in the video until blackout by britney and the fame by lady gaga changed the sound to that electro-pop sound that dominated the latter aughts.
She's considered more R&B, but she's definitely one of the most prominent R&B ladies from the 00s.
I want a video like this but for the R&B ladies.
And props to Ciara for getting more big hits after her prime, even if it didn't translate to every album
@Chill Bro I agree. But she crossed over very well during those 2 albums. She should definitely be mentioned more, at least. 🤷🏾♂️😩
Oh yeah, for sure! Cici is def my main girl
Tbh pop will never be the same. The iconic status will never be reached
3 of the best main pop girl eras of all time
I love the 3 albums and they were soundtrack of my life back then
I think these ladies had some of the best singles in pop history.
2006 was a fun time. I had graduated from high school and started college. These ladies were the the BPGs of my day lol
My introduction to Nelly Furtado was Timbaland's remix to Turn off the Light and her feature on Missy's Get Ur Freak On remix, so I always expected her to make an album like Loose. If anything made me go WTF it was Folklore
broooo that remix was so good!!
L.A.M.B is one of my favorite albums of all time holy shit
literally love all of these ladies. its my entire childhood right there. they're my favs
I don't remember Luxurious.. was that even promoted in Europe? maybe was single only in the US?
yes it was, i have the CD single haha
Honestly Gwen was leading the pack here- even though I like Nellys album the most
I really miss era and just always hearing these songs wherever i went
"ethnic entourage" 😭
Thank you for this. These kids better know!
No one talks about how Fergus the dutchess album was the original teenage dream and how loose by Nelly was the original sweetener
ooooooo
They still rule pop in my car.
say it right is my favourite song of all time tbh
Its not explicitly stated per say. But all three albums relied heavily on the “urban sound” and pulled from black cultural aesthetics and music. Interesting…!
Very true. Another commenter mentioned Ciara's first two albums: Goodies and The Evolution and yeah, if you think about it Ciara was leading the newly fresh crop of pop girlies along with Ashanti. Ciara and Ashanti had to walk for these pop girlies to run.
@@XxVirginBabyxX it pisses me off how people always downplay and disrespect Ciara and Ashanti.
They were black women that blew UP in an increasingly less diverse industry. They had several smash albums and smash hits that charted all over the globe. They held their own just fine against Beyonce, Rihanna, and their white peers in their respective primes. They deserve more credit because they crossed over (even if not for super long) and are still sampled and cited as an influence by younger artists today
I always hoped we'd remember them fondly.
I’m glad y2k came back, we need it so badly due to the pandemic wanting us to have fun again.