journalist from UPROXX

20 minutes ago, scrltwtch said:

 

 

journalist from UPROXX

My god I'm so excited for the album

 

The two songs we've heard so far have been boring as hell omgggg. Still excited but like…..let's hope these are just really bad single choices 

We getting a Brandy Collab and her praising Janet

 

 

 

1 hour ago, 4Walls said:

The two songs we've heard so far have been boring as hell omgggg. Still excited but like…..let's hope these are just really bad single choices 

You need to listen about 5 times and then it kicks in and you realize they are good.

22 minutes ago, Monkey_Juice said:

We getting a Brandy Collab and her praising Janet

 

 

 

Her saying the album Discipline being an inspiration got me so excited   Praying there's something like Feedback

2 minutes ago, popularmoonlight said:

Her saying the album Discipline being an inspiration got me so excited   Praying there's something like Feedback

 

She's got great taste in music!

I love the fact she's making the type of music she likes.

 

i'm not ready!!!

6 hours ago, jdanton2 said:

the Brandy collab was inspired from this song  from 2008.

 

 

This sounds good. Brandy's harmonies are unmatched 

1:59 is aging so well though, maybe she snapped releasing it first  ( before anybody says i know its not been out long but STILL, love it even more now than when it was released)

Edited June 6, 20242 yr by butterflymimi

11 hours ago, remming said:

Thank god it's a different producer . So excited about the Brandy song.

 

We have to thank God, indeed. She honestly needs to leave Tommy Brown in the past; his productions are starting to sound incredibly dated.

I'm hoping Ariana's on the album even if she's just in the bg vocals or something I would gaggggg

25 minutes ago, SimpleKindofLife said:

I'm hoping Ariana's on the album even if she's just in the bg vocals or something I would gaggggg

Highly doubt she's on it or that there'll be a big feature like that on the album lol 

I just read the RS article and I gagged. all the references are right up my ally I swear to god.

 

it will be nastyyyy. can't wait. 

19 minutes ago, nooniebao said:

Highly doubt she's on it or that there'll be a big feature like that on the album lol 

I was thinking Megan Thee Stallion would be on the album if it were to be anyone currently popular

 

 

Great cover. Let me try to get a copy. Let's get that tracklist tomorrow!!!

All the signs are pointing towards critical acclaim 

Poor generic pop stans. 

 

She did the right thing by putting BIG BOY as the album opener , sets the mood for the whole thing. 🔥

 

'Cause that ass on a bad ***** is fat as a *****
Bling-bling-blow, he like, "What's that on your wrist?"
Bling-bling-blow, this all them platinum hits
Bling-bling-blow, this all that Billboard ****

 

1 hour ago, xtino said:

She did the right thing by putting BIG BOY as the album opener , sets the mood for the whole thing. 🔥

 

'Cause that ass on a bad ***** is fat as a *****
Bling-bling-blow, he like, "What's that on your wrist?"
Bling-bling-blow, this all them platinum hits
Bling-bling-blow, this all that Billboard ****

 

Where did she say this?

12 hours ago, Ethereal said:

 

We have to thank God, indeed. She honestly needs to leave Tommy Brown in the past; his productions are starting to sound incredibly dated.

I actually like his productions for the most part . I just don't want Normani's album to be full of just him and Starrah.

 

 

50 minutes ago, JLNSBL said:

Where did she say this?

She says that on Big Boi. The song is out into the world already lol

10 minutes ago, remming said:

I actually like his productions for the most part . I just don't want Normani's album to be full of just him and Starrah.

 

 

She says that on Big Boi. The song is out into the world already lol

I meant where does it say that it's the intro?

7 minutes ago, JLNSBL said:

I meant where does it say that it's the intro?

It says so in the DAZED article "Not so in the case of Dopamine: the set's opening track, the playfully arrogant, southern rap-influenced "Big Boy", telegraphs Normani's ambition to move beyond her safe zones of pop and R&B."