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Will Shakira create a bad trend?

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Her new song’s out and it’s really quite amazing, feels different than anything she has ever done, don’t get me wrong I love songs whose names are random but they actually called it after a production session they’ve made together, I hope I’m wrong, but is that trend going to happen? It’s seriously freaking out my OCD and I almost didn’t add it to my library

 

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2 minutes ago, Selegend said:

"Lud Sessions" did it better. 

rainha do pop

 

 

That’s just how this producer titles all his songs, because the sessions are the focal point, they’re not necessarily leading up to any album or anything.

 

 

4 minutes ago, CottageHore said:

That’s just how this producer titles all his songs, because the sessions are the focal point, they’re not necessarily leading up to any album or anything.

 

 

This :giraffe:

 

 

btw, lol HUGE concern 

Considering it’s session 53, i’d say it’s already a trend lol. 

42 minutes ago, Selegend said:

"Lud Sessions" did it better. 

Period. :clap3:

It's kinda an iconic name - keep the ATRL single thread title structures guessing

1 minute ago, vuelve88 said:

Shakira invented this trend. :clap3:

Shakira's BZRP Sessions :clap3:

It is Bizarrap’s trend and there are several producers here in Argentina that are doing the same. Here’s the latest:

 

 

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