Janet Jackson's Iconic Peak: A Week of Legends

0:00On April 30th, Jenna Jackson had one of the wildest runs in pop history from 1986 to 2001. She dropped five straight albums, every single one hitting number one on the Billboard 200. Each packed at least one number one hit on the Hot 100 and they straight up redefined pop, R&B, and culture along the way. Those eras stood out on their own, flipping her image and sound every time. From breakthrough energy to boundary breaking bives that influence stars. For decades, fans and critics still rave about how she owned those years, blending massive sales with real artistic shifts that echo through music forever. Now with her 60th birthday hitting on May 16th, the greatest pop stars podcast is Diving Deep. Starting May 11th, they're flashing back to each era daily, Control in 86, Rhythm Nation in 1990, Janet in 93, Velvet. Open 98 and all for you in 2001. Tune in this week to relive why Janet's peak stays legendary, proving she's the blueprint

1:02for pop icons. That wraps music news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.