In reply to S****** Blonde.

No.

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"Hard Candy" was a fantastic Pop record and it's recurrent sales and streams are much higher and prevalent than that of "Confessions On A Dancefloor". The album itself was a credible foray into the Urban-Pop sound in which she had then undertaken, sonically speaking; "4 Minutes" is one of her most critically-acclaimed songs (and was her true last successful single) and one of her most referenced to date. Her team could have expanded the era thus making it bigger than what it was but by then she was moreso focused on "The Sticky And Sweet Tour".

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It all started to truly go downhill for her, artistically and musically speaking that is, with "M.D.N.A".