Nico Robin Posted August 8 Posted August 8 I can fix him is actually a good song, its just that any other song on TAOTY is ten times better 1
IBeMe Posted August 8 Posted August 8 (edited) Something about her delivery on Who's Afraid of Little Old Mayo is a little well...mayo? idk why. LOVE the song overall but sometimes I can pick up a very mayonnaise quality to the song and it momentarily turns me off. I think it's the vocal mixing or something. Anyone else? Edited August 8 by IBeMe 3
Klein Posted August 8 Posted August 8 1 minute ago, Dear Reader said: well I have to admit it has grown on me A LOT since initial listen but it just hasn't caught up with the others, me fears! Well then it's all forgotten, better late than never
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, IBeMe said: Do you guys think Robin (the actual kid) will grow up with some psychological scarring due to the swifties collective panning of the song? He will, yes. But then he also has the masterpiece The Prophecy to listen to, which will give him hope again. 1
Nico Robin Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Just now, IBeMe said: Something about her delivery on Who's Afraid of Little Old Mayo is a littlewell...mayo? idk why. LOVE the song overall but sometimes I can pick up with very mayonnaise quality to the song and it momentarily turns me off. I think it's the vocal mixing or something. Anyone else? The production is also very flat and monotone 1
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 1 minute ago, IBeMe said: Something about her delivery on Who's Afraid of Little Old Mayo is a little well...mayo? idk why. LOVE the song overall but sometimes I can pick up a very mayonnaise quality to the song and it momentarily turns me off. I think it's the vocal mixing or something. Anyone else? It misses an ounce of female rage if you ask me 1 1
pinkbowvintage Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, IBeMe said: Something about her delivery on Who's Afraid of Little Old Mayo is a little well...mayo? idk why. LOVE the song overall but sometimes I can pick up a very mayonnaise quality to the song and it momentarily turns me off. I think it's the vocal mixing or something. Anyone else? It's because it's kinda overwrought and corny and Taylor doesn't have the vocals to really deliver it effectively/convincingly, OR because the lyrics border or cringe at times. No one kill me. I really like the song and I love her but 1
Dear Reader Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Now you can all shade miss Robin all you want, but I won't tolerateit.mp3 hate for the moment of female rage of the album! 1 2
Klein Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, IBeMe said: Something about her delivery on Who's Afraid of Little Old Mayo is a little well...mayo? idk why. LOVE the song overall but sometimes I can pick up a very mayonnaise quality to the song and it momentarily turns me off. I think it's the vocal mixing or something. Anyone else? I don't relate but I see what you're getting at. In any way, everything would be solved if she bothered releasing the most important variant of all: TTPD with WAOLOM live at The Eras Tour. 2
Goaty Posted August 8 Posted August 8 I Praise It Here being in many most-scrobbled lists (it didn't click for my initially so unfortunately it's not in mine ) 4
Nico Robin Posted August 8 Posted August 8 ngl I was gagged when she first screamed the title in the song 6
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 The live version was so ******* surperior, omg Once we get the live album on streaming it's so over for my stats!
swifthino Posted August 8 Posted August 8 WAOLOM is great but its even better when u remember that the best song on the album is only 4 tracks away 1
IBeMe Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, Heldenzeit said: He will, yes. But then he also has the masterpiece The Prophecy to listen to, which will give him hope again. Gworl, I'm afraid that might be the final nail 2 minutes ago, Nico Robin said: The production is also very flat and monotone that's true tbh BUT I kinda like that aspect of it! It makes me feel like i'm attending a play about witches or mad women or something in the off broadway...like Rebecca or something so that aspect I kinda enjoy but then you pair it up with the unfinished vocal production and it feels a bit like a demo but idk. Sometimes I love that quality about it tbh. I'm conflicted 1 minute ago, Heldenzeit said: It misses an ounce of female rage if you ask me Someone said she sounds cute AF singing the song and now I can't unhear it lol 1
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Just now, IBeMe said: Gworl, I'm afraid that might be the final nail Knowing that's how she felt when she wrote the song and then she found her prince Mr. Football? That tiger boy will feel HOPE. 1
Dear Reader Posted August 8 Posted August 8 1 minute ago, Nico Robin said: ngl I was gagged when she first screamed the title in the song YES! I was listening with a friend and we both JUMPED at the same time when that happened, we were GAGGED 4
Klein Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, swifthino said: WAOLOM is great but its even better when u remember that the best song on the album is only 4 tracks away The fact 4 songs away is either But Daddy I Love Him or The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and that both songs would be worthy of the title... your mind. 5
Nico Robin Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, swifthino said: WAOLOM is great but its even better when u remember that the best song on the album is only 4 tracks away TSMWEL has become one of my favorites, ez top3 material 3
IBeMe Posted August 8 Posted August 8 1 minute ago, Dear Reader said: YES! I was listening with a friend and we both JUMPED at the same time when that happened, we were GAGGED 4
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Just now, swifthino said: now speaking of underrated indie masterpieces Actually such a great concept for a song, stanning 1
Heldenzeit Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Now back to that bih who had a lot to say about loml in the press yesterday... IBeMe, wasgood? 5
swifthino Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Just now, Klein said: The fact 4 songs away is either But Daddy I Love Him or The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and that both songs would be worthy of the title... your mind. wait i meant the alchemy but both of these songs are also 10/10 so let's pretend thats what i meant Spoiler nnnnnn really holding up the stereotype that gays cant do math 3
Klein Posted August 8 Posted August 8 2 minutes ago, swifthino said: now speaking of underrated indie masterpieces The only bad thing I have to say about it is that everytime the song finishes, I'm mad there's not an additional 2 minutes. So transporting. 2 2
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