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Slow Clap: a retrospective

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I feel like everyone did too much on this Old Navy back to school commercial background music BOP!

it's definitely a fun, feel-good track. idk what else to tell you guys... if you get it you get it! 

:laugh:

 

 

Incredibly bizarre song choice to release tbh I don't love the song but agree that everyone did too much. I think I was just more annoyed because I actually liked Let Me Reintroduce Myself and now she needs to reintroduce herself again next year :rip:

Probably Top 5 of the worst singles ever released by popgirls. This is ATROCIOUS :rip:

5 minutes ago, allforyou said:

the fake Old Navy ad will always live rent free in my head :bibliahh: still hilarious to this day

 

1 minute ago, americanlife said:

 

the way this was the ONLY good thing about Gwen's terrible career choices lately lmaoooooooooo I crackle every time I see it

any song was gonna feel disappointing after

career highlight Let Me Reintroduce Myself,

but this track was a choice for sure :skull: 

 

Let’s be real it’s Blake’s fault. Slow Clap wasn’t that bad but I think she’s just spent too much time in reality TV world and it’s just not who she was. I truly believe she can have a comeback musically and I hope she does. 

the song isn't that bad but it's not good either. that fanmade old navy ad really gagged her though :rip:

Slow Clap is cute. A bit dated, but a cute girl nonetheless. People did way too much on it.

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