Pat Boone's popularity in the'50s was comparable to which phenomenon?
The Beatles
The Motown Sound
Elvis Presley
The British Invasion
Answer
Elvis Presley's meteoric rise to fame, often referred to as the "Elvis Phenomenon," can be compared to Pat Boone's immense popularity during the 1950s. While both were successful singers, Elvis Presley's impact on the music industry and popular culture was unprecedented, transcending Pat Boone's popularity by becoming a global phenomenon.
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