These snippets which were shared in March-May of 2020 predate the release of the first single "Tap In" (June 2020) but all were expected to be a part of Saweetie's still-unreleased debut album "Pretty B*tch Music" at the time. 

 

 

Pretty B*tch Music (title track) ^

 

 

 

Two tracks that were also teased around this time were officially released, those being "Attitude" and "Icy Chain". 

 

The album will probably never come out, at least as initially expected, but it's a nice throwback. What's your fave of the three? 

I don't understand the strategy, she literally had hype and two pretty well known hits. Why not just release it at during the height of Best Friend? She is done I'm afraid

6 minutes ago, 305 said:

I don't understand the strategy, she literally had hype and two pretty well known hits. Why not just release it at during the height of Best Friend? She is done I'm afraid

Cher convinced her to delay the album and rework it. In Saweetie's own words; "This is no microwave sh*t" 

& she was rumored to have collabs with Miley & Cardi too that album is never coming

 

Edited April 5, 20233 yr by Pink Whitney

1 minute ago, Pink Whitney said:

& she was rumored to have collabs with Miley & Cardi too that album is never coming

 

this entire interview was insanity 

 

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Last summer, Saweetie told me that the allegations against Dr. Luke were only brought to her attention after the song was recorded. “I’m so green,” she said then. “Maybe that’s a double-edged sword because I’m coming into the studio and I’m not knowing who these people are. I was able to learn about all of his achievements, and all of the allegations as well, after a couple of sessions.”

 

A year and another Dr. Luke–produced hit (“Best Friend,” featuring Doja) later, I ask Saweetie why she keeps working with him. There is first a long pause, then a clarification of sorts. “When I was put in the position to work with him, it was a bundle deal,” she says. “I had those songs for over two years. So what do you think? Do I compromise my artistry, do I keep them in the vault, or do I release them?” Both songs performed well for her.

 

Would she work with Dr. Luke again outside that deal, knowing everything she knows now? An even longer pause.

 

“What do you think?” she asks.

 

“I’m asking you,” I say.

 

“I’m asking you back,” she says firmly. “I think you have a good sense of my character by now.” I allow that it’s a tricky question for someone with a nascent career and high expectations.

 

“Hopefully,” says Saweetie, “we keep ourselves out of any controversial situation in the future.”

 

Saweetie later went on to release another Dr Luke produced track, "Icy Chain", to close out the year.

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When I ask what she likes about the album she has made, it’s another question she turns back to me. This time, it seems less like a deflection, more like a litmus test. “When I put on ‘Love to Love You Baby,’ by Donna Summer, it immediately makes me feel sexy. It immediately makes me want to get naked. It immediately makes me want to pour glitter all over my body,” she says. “The challenge that I’m setting for myself is that I want every song to make someone do something. That’s why I’m regrouping. I’m going to put every song under a microscope. When it comes through your speakers and when it enters into your soul and into your system and into your ears, I want you to feel something. I don’t want you to just want to twerk and hit a one-two step and do a TikTok challenge.”

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 Still, it has taken her four years since “ICY GRL” to drop an album. She has the earworm songs and the ravenous fans and the label support but no real body of work. It’s not an admission that needs to be coaxed out of her. “This is the first time I’m releasing 17-plus songs. It’s a lot to live with. That’s a lot to consume,” she says. “In an era of ‘When’s the last classic album you’ve heard?,’ music is like toilet water: flushed in, flushed out, flushed in, flushed out. It’s either ‘You sh*ttin’?’ or ‘You done sh*ttin’?’”

 

She's trying very hard to convice people her music is very artistic and deep but most of her songs are just twerk songs. Tap It, My Type, Twerk That Ass for a Copper Chain. Where are those songs she claimed belonged to the museums? I don't know why she just didn't put that album out and then try to do something new with her sophomore project.

Tragic. She knows how to make catchy and pretty (*****) music. I was hyped. But I will allow there might be something more to her than twerk bops, so maybe she really just wants it the way she wants and when. 

26 minutes ago, AdrianNicki said:

She's trying very hard to convice people her music is very artistic and deep but most of her songs are just twerk songs. Tap It, My Type, Twerk That Ass for a Copper Chain. Where are those songs she claimed belonged to the museums? I don't know why she just didn't put that album out and then try to do something new with her sophomore project.

I think you just said exactly why she wants to distance herself from those types of songs even though they bring the most commercial success. She's fun for a party song but her music lacks the depth that establishes rappers, I think she's aware which is why she's saying that this album will be more than surface level. I don't think her and the label are on the same page anymore though.