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THE KIDS DON’T WANT TO DANCE BUT THEY SHOULD LISTEN TO THESE NEW RELEASES…

Does Dua Lipa deserve jail time?

tomo
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For not releasing any of these as one of the first 3 singles.

 

 

 

 

Dula Peep

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    Not for those but for this

     

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    Houdini and Illusion were the best single choices for the album. Those are the only standouts. She made the right decision. 

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    No, she did the best choice she can do with the singles :heart:

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    Every song on the album would've flopped as a single, as did the first 3 official singles anyway.. BFFR

     

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    Whatcha Doing not being one of the first two singles will be looked back as the decision that ended her career :sadviolin:

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    14 minutes ago, shyboi said:

    imagine how terrible they would have flopped tho

    :ryan3:

    Houdini was the perfect lead (although it still sounds kinda lackluster) it's a sweaty club banger with a slight psychedelic edge

    Watcha doing should've come next.

    Heard the whole thing... the single choices were right, it is just bland, no stand outs... i fear this is going to be her "smile"

     

    :chick3:

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