girls groups modeled
in their mold, Scary, Sporty, Posh, Baby and Ginger actually looked like human
beings, not sex robots. That said, they were still fundamentally fluff, and
despite selling 13 million copies worldwide of 1997's "Spice World," their
follow-up, 2000's "Forever," found a cruel fate, selling five times less and
marking the end of their brief, bright reign on the charts.
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