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Pop girls being cryptic

Jeremiah
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I'm in the mood of learning about times when our pop girls displayed mysterious behaviour, whether in social media or interviews, saying/posting something of cryptic nature and leaving the audience wondering.

 

Britney Spears, for example, just loves to be cryptic and cause mass confusion.

 

In the past years she's shared a lot on her Instagram account, but at the same time it feels like she's only allowing you a glimpse. She's given titles and names but that no one is sure what they are or could be, if they have meaning, if she's serious about them or if she's just playing around. Among them:

 

"Project Rose"

"Project Red"

"The Legislative Act Of My P*ssy"

"Channel 8"

"River Red"

 

:confused:

 

 

What other times by a pop star acting cryptic do you know?

Rihanna making her fans run around looking for a key to unlock R8 (Anti) and her constant vagueness anytime she addresses R9.

4 minutes ago, Jotham said:

When Taylor posted a random video clip of a snake's tail to announce Reputation :jonnycat:

Everyone thought it was a dragon and started making Taylor riding dragon memes for a few days. Clowns always wrong.

Melanie Martinez's countdown to her portals album was the definition of cryptic and it was amazing. Queen of PR. :jonny5:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When the ARTPOP app countdown ran out and then restarted and then ran out again and nothing happened 

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