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What goes behind the thought process: "Okay, I'm crying. Let me take a selfie to show it to my IG followers"?
Caca (now known as Juanal) broke him and now he is a broken man
To be fair, he probably had to listen to ARTPOP quite a lot when producing it. It would break anyone.
so Gaga is releasing ASIB soundtrack early next year AND a new album is cumming soon?
My poor wig!
to be fair it seemed like Gaga dumped him and the rest of the ARTPOP team completely as part of her "ARTPOP never happened" era so hearing she's now working with them again is... funny
So y'all better support the greatest called Kimbra. New Album dropping, new songs are dope, and I'm going to see her for the 3rd time when she comes to the US again.
I'm still sore about her Golden
It still hurts me to date this tour was cancelled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH0llSgeGSE
I'm still sore about her Golden
It still hurts me to date this tour was cancelled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH0llSgeGSE
I'm going through Carly Rae Jepsen's Emotion for the first time finally after I didn't got the time yesterday, stuff came up. I think I'm listening to this at the wrong time as I just lost my grandmother, but that aside, I really like that all of the songs are very upbeat. It's very "girly" though singing about boyfriends, being the light in the dark and such but there's not really anything that is bad so far. If something, I really like how the lyrics are written, and I'm very fond of how she uses her tongue to finish some words, and she delivers all the sentences in a very eery way that is good for my ears. It's still a bit too sweet, but maybe I can handle it, I don't know. I'm only up to "Your Type" so I'm still going through it the first time, and then I'll have to give it a listen again.
My initial thought is that I really like "Emotion," "I Really Like You" and "All That." "Gimmie Love" is pretty good too. I don't know if I really like the stories of these songs, but they're kind of catchy.
My initial thought is that I really like "Emotion," "I Really Like You" and "All That." "Gimmie Love" is pretty good too. I don't know if I really like the stories of these songs, but they're kind of catchy.
Oh God you're right.
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Sorry about your grandmother. :(
If you really want to go down the Rabbit Hole, don't forget about Max Landis' thesis on all thing CRJ: https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/8eddc5_7b95bc84db01477cad073f37bee1fe62.pdf
My favs from the album are: Run Away With Me, Gimmie Love, Your Type, LA Hallucinations, I Didn't Just Come Here to Dance - but when I listen to it I don't skip anything.
Getaway Car by The Lord is what I call pop perfection.
Get Free.
Pachimari, sorry for your loss.
Combination of bad judgement, loneliness and probably egotism/narcissism.
Combination of bad judgement, loneliness and probably egotism/narcissism.
She did, she dropped like everyone from that era. Tara, DJWS, Garibay - p sure the only person she took forward to Joanne was redone and he got cut
i mean she's not needing trap music with Joanne so she defo needed a fresh start for it lol
i miss the Fame Monster era tbh, her music was pop perfection then
throwback to that planned Kanye West + Lady Gaga tour that would have been LEGENDARY
throwback to that planned Kanye West + Lady Gaga tour that would have been LEGENDARY
Taylor Swift's Reputation
Taylor Swift is if anything if not controversial. In the past three years, since her transformation into Pop Queen with 1989, has there been very little good PR for her. Her infamous breakup with Calvin Harris, and her coiling herself around Kanye West has provided non-stop articles. This has resulted in what is known as "Reputation." Swift's most personal album yet, which is quite ironic considering she usually sings about love songs, a very personal topic in itself. However, her music usually never wanders from songs where one can insert themselves in it. Sure, she may talk who the song is about during interviews, but she only ever hints of it subtly through the lyrics. The only song that even addressed her public persona is the lead single from "1989" called "Shake It Off," in which she tackles how the she is perceived by her inability to stay with a man. That single was a massive success. "Reputation" is addressing contemporary issues, almost the entire album. After all . . .the old Taylor is dead . . .or is she?
The album starts out, guns blazing with the Taylor rapping on ". . . Ready for It?," an immediate counter-balance as to how one leaves off 1989's "Clean." The sound is something Taylor has never done before. Long gone is the cutesy pop-country that made her a start and here is the "matured" Swift who ultimately fulfills her transformation into the "bad girl," she is claimed to be. This sound is the primary basis for this album, a mid-2000's overtone, that seems to almost pay homage to Britney Spears. After all, it has been a decade since Spear's infamous breakdown, which was also a detriment to her reputation. Taylor address this head on with both mocking Kanye to mimicking his use of auto-tune. She embraces who the public see's her as on "Look What You Made Me Do," making a parody of how she is viewed. However, one can note that not every song is like this.
The album is not exactly divided in it's sound. Around six of the songs seem as if they are from another album entirely, those being "Gorgeous," "Getaway Car," "Dancing With Our Hands Tied," Dress," "Call It What You Want," and "New Years Day." The last song actually ends the album, which seems to hint that this was just a temporary noise, that Taylor will be back eventually, but the question on everyone's mind is . . .what is she going to do next?
The album is not her best, but certainly not her worst. The choruses are fun and catchy, and it is nice to see her try and evolve as both an artist and as a person. In my opinion, as I said originally, it seems we are finally get a peek behind the curtain of who Taylor actually is. For myself, it ranks #3 in her discography, behind Fearless and 1989. I give it a 84%, which as of this moment puts it at #5 for my end-year list. My favorites included: "I Did Something Bad," "Don't Blame Me," "Look What You Made Me Do," "Dancing With Our Hand Tied," "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things," and "New Year's Day."
Taylor Swift is if anything if not controversial. In the past three years, since her transformation into Pop Queen with 1989, has there been very little good PR for her. Her infamous breakup with Calvin Harris, and her coiling herself around Kanye West has provided non-stop articles. This has resulted in what is known as "Reputation." Swift's most personal album yet, which is quite ironic considering she usually sings about love songs, a very personal topic in itself. However, her music usually never wanders from songs where one can insert themselves in it. Sure, she may talk who the song is about during interviews, but she only ever hints of it subtly through the lyrics. The only song that even addressed her public persona is the lead single from "1989" called "Shake It Off," in which she tackles how the she is perceived by her inability to stay with a man. That single was a massive success. "Reputation" is addressing contemporary issues, almost the entire album. After all . . .the old Taylor is dead . . .or is she?
The album starts out, guns blazing with the Taylor rapping on ". . . Ready for It?," an immediate counter-balance as to how one leaves off 1989's "Clean." The sound is something Taylor has never done before. Long gone is the cutesy pop-country that made her a start and here is the "matured" Swift who ultimately fulfills her transformation into the "bad girl," she is claimed to be. This sound is the primary basis for this album, a mid-2000's overtone, that seems to almost pay homage to Britney Spears. After all, it has been a decade since Spear's infamous breakdown, which was also a detriment to her reputation. Taylor address this head on with both mocking Kanye to mimicking his use of auto-tune. She embraces who the public see's her as on "Look What You Made Me Do," making a parody of how she is viewed. However, one can note that not every song is like this.
The album is not exactly divided in it's sound. Around six of the songs seem as if they are from another album entirely, those being "Gorgeous," "Getaway Car," "Dancing With Our Hands Tied," Dress," "Call It What You Want," and "New Years Day." The last song actually ends the album, which seems to hint that this was just a temporary noise, that Taylor will be back eventually, but the question on everyone's mind is . . .what is she going to do next?
The album is not her best, but certainly not her worst. The choruses are fun and catchy, and it is nice to see her try and evolve as both an artist and as a person. In my opinion, as I said originally, it seems we are finally get a peek behind the curtain of who Taylor actually is. For myself, it ranks #3 in her discography, behind Fearless and 1989. I give it a 84%, which as of this moment puts it at #5 for my end-year list. My favorites included: "I Did Something Bad," "Don't Blame Me," "Look What You Made Me Do," "Dancing With Our Hand Tied," "This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things," and "New Year's Day."
Legendarily shit
Glad Gaga didn't waste the few good years she had on that turd
Hard to tell which is worse, working with child-lover R.Kelly or Trump & Cosby supporter Kanye.
Exploiting nostalgia money grabbers, obviously bank balances are running low.
They couldn't even be bothered to finish the tour the last time they saw dollar signs. They should have stayed in the 90's.
Im not interested in seeing them, they were a one hit wonder like Aqua over here so maybe we never quite fell in love with them
PS: loved your review WaffleTaco
I like Republican way more than I was expecting. My expectations were set way low and I was thinking it would probably be my second least favorite after the debut album. I can see myself listening to it in full more than 1989 - which I don't really use outside of half the singles, How You Get the Girl, I Wish You Would, and Clean.
Serving J-pop idol tbh.
Lorde must be clutching his Diary because Melodrama could be debunked as AOTY if Carly, Bjork and Susanne release before the end of the year.
Make sure to support her.Queen of Pop Carllah Rae Jesus is going to launch a brand new single on thats going to be called Play it on Repeat that its going to debut on The Jimmy Kimmel Live along with her new look~
Serving J-pop idol tbh.
Lorde must be clutching his Diary because Melodrama could be debunked as AOTY if Carly, Bjork and Susanne release before the end of the year.
Queen of Pop Carllah Rae Jesus is going to launch a brand new single on thats going to be called Play it on Repeat that its going to debut on The Jimmy Kimmel Live along with her new look~
Perched for her single and the album. It's been too long ;_;
Also, this came on shuffle and I forgot how much of a bop it was. The Veronicas are queens.
I only kept the following songs from RIPukeation:
End Game
Delicate
Look What You Made Me Do
So It Goes
Dancing With Our Hands Tied
Call It What You Want
New Year's Day
The old Taylor really must be dead...
End Game
Delicate
Look What You Made Me Do
So It Goes
Dancing With Our Hands Tied
Call It What You Want
New Year's Day
The old Taylor really must be dead...
Veronicas had some really good pop songs.
4Ever
Hook Me Up
In My Blood
When It All Falls Apart
Cruel
You Ruin Me
4Ever
Hook Me Up
In My Blood
When It All Falls Apart
Cruel
You Ruin Me
This is a very random compliment, but I really like "Call It What you Want"'s placement in the context of Reputation. I think it cements that idea Taylor is fine with her image being wrecked, that she has someone who she genuinely feels for and likes her back, and "New Year's Day" is a solid closer that imo shows that Taylor has grown a decent bit with her perspective on love. The rest of the album has plenty of hits and misses though.
The tracks I love:
The tracks I love:
- Call It What You Want
- I Did Something Bad
- Getaway Car
- Don't Blame Me
- Dress
- Gorgeous
- New Year's Day
- Dancing with our Hands Tied
- King of My Heart
- This Is Why Can't Have Nice Things
- Ready for It?
- So It Goes....
- Delicate
- Look What You Made Me Do
- End Game
