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Did talent lose this time?

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This song came on shuffle on my way home and it still sounds like just as much of a SMASH as when i first heard it. Why did this pop perfection flop? Does it deserve a tik tok revival? I think so :loki:

 

In a perfect world, this was a 16 week #1. It’s timeless and an underground gay classic like Dancing On My Own :WAP:

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2 minutes ago, GodControl said:

Flawless song from a flawless album. Queen Carly deserved way more success.

She really decided to bless the gays with Emotion didn’t she :jonnycat:

 

3 minutes ago, CottageHore said:

In a perfect world, this was a 16 week #1. It’s timeless and an underground gay classic like Dancing On My Own :WAP:

sounds like a world i want to live in :monkey:

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2 minutes ago, shookspeare said:

the gp said no to that annoying ass intro

She could’ve Qu**fed in the mic for the intro and it would still be pop perfection 

this should've been as big as i really like you at least :chick3:

It’s pop perfection. Should’ve been THE pop song of the 2010s decade.

Yeah, TikTok better eat that song. I remember our radio stations cut the intro for some reason... Maybe that's why people didn't liked it... who knows. :michael:

I have never seen people saying the intro of this song is annoying until I stumbled upon this thread nn. As a matter of the fact, it's a pop perfection and turned me into a late Jepsie back in 2017.

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