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These VMA noms are not the tea.
wow it turns out using lgbt people as props in your video is an incredibly effective way to rack up nominations. keep on "slaying" taylor!
I'd love to see a comprehensive list of Never Really Over's stream and spin climb. I remember it being met with a lot of silence, but it seems to have grown significantly since. My office radio plays it what seems like almost hourly, and my friends have been playing it in the car and whatnot.
Both of the new songs are amazing. The craftsmanship that Danny has produced on the tracks released so far is stunning. Caroline clearly was inspired from her work with Charli on Tears, which is the song that moulded what Pop 2 would eventually become. Fitting that Caroline's solo debut is a matured sound that has taken Future Pop to the next level.
I'm perched for this album and her eventual tour. I need to hear these songs live.
Oh, she went off. Even though Pitchfork was a festival set, it is the first US show for her Charli tour and she had her whole stage setup with glowing cubes. She opened with Track 10 and went into Blame It On Your Love, which was cute. Gone was great live but things really went crazy when she played Vroom Vroom. Gays basically started a mosh pit. She played nothing before the PC music era, except for I Love It. Lol But she gets a pass since that's her song and it fits the dance vibe. Brought out CupcakKe for Lipgloss!
Robyn was right after her as the headliner and kinda sucked. I saw Robyn's recent tour and it was amazing in a venue setting, but for a festival trying to be artsy with her set up and playing some of the slower songs from Honey just do not translate well for a festival set. It was basically her same show except for a few songs cut. We ended up leaving Robyn's set early because it just didn't compare to what Charli did right before, which basically brought the best pop performance Pitchfork Music Festival has ever seen.
I pray she follows up strong, and proves that she career truly is Never Really Over.
I'm really out of touch with music and I've overheard a song while in restaurant or in a shopping center, I guess a vocally very strong female pop song, sounded like Rihanna from the voice but I wasn't sure. I don't remember anything but the melody of the chorus and I've tried recreating this here:
https://onlinesequencer.net/1189605
Anyone knows the song?
https://onlinesequencer.net/1189605
Anyone knows the song?
I know for sure it's a Sia song but I can't remember the name of it. :/
It's definitely recent though, I heard it on the radio.
EDIT: found it
OT: VMA's are irrelevant but I hope TayLORD sweeps!
Robyn is one of the greatest pop stars ever.
Her concert ends with the deadly trio of "Dancing on My Own", "Missing U" and "Call Your Girlfriend."
That's how you end a damn show.
Her concert ends with the deadly trio of "Dancing on My Own", "Missing U" and "Call Your Girlfriend."
That's how you end a damn show.
Yas! Came here to post about it. Oh shit. Tove and ALMA? Let me go listen!
Also Mabel's debut album High Expectations is out now!
CHARLI XCX IS THE POPSTAR OF THE FUTURE.
Thank you, Taylor Swift, for making Charli realize she can't be the opener anymore.
She made Pop 2 in 2 weeks:
YOU'RE A STAR TO ME, CHARLI
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I feel bad for Charli since the Taylor stans basically sicced themselves on her.
What a trashfire of a fanbase.
What a trashfire of a fanbase.
Im gonna do this at the resort Im going in NC today. Thanks NormaniI mean...
I admit, I was listening to that imagining they were coronated as leaders of the new gay communist regime, stepping on the knuckles of their enemies in heels as this was playing. 💁🏻♂️
