Communion Posted June 16 Posted June 16 (edited) Taylor/Charki are kind of different sides of the same annoying coin and why they're attracted to the same kinds of people. Also whenever Charli talks about "artistry," all I can picture in my head is: Feel like she should be honest and say she really just wants to say she finds certain pop music meritless and own it, but then I'm curious what artistry she thinks the 1975 are exactly bringing to the table. Good for her that "Sympathy is a knife" is better than anything Matty or Taylor have released in like 5 years! Edited June 16 by Communion 3 2
perfect blue Posted June 16 Posted June 16 1 hour ago, dirrtydiana said: As opposed to touch me while your bros play GTA? wait.. this is a real lyric? 3
justin. Posted June 16 Posted June 16 The white picket fence gays make enjoying Taylor's music such a chore. 1
WildHeart Posted June 16 Posted June 16 1 hour ago, Cesar said: i could tell you what isn't artistry, dropping different variants of the same album, with one different track on each one. or...? 1 hour ago, Loca said: Most of us just agree that Taylor sucks at it and writes, well, generic songs. Too bad no one out of your niche cares about what most of you bitter gays have to say 6 1
Popular Post Jay07 Posted June 16 Popular Post Posted June 16 (edited) The 95 on metacritic chanteuse is right and she should say it. I don't expect fans of 2 hour lukewarm word soup that all melds together to understand anything with the least bit of edge or creativity though Edited June 16 by Jay07 19 2 5
Eeveelution Posted June 16 Posted June 16 She's right though. Brat is one of her best projects / one of the best albums of the year and has been received warmly by critics and fans. All the variants in the world can't buy that. 8
dirrtydiana Posted June 16 Posted June 16 (edited) 1 hour ago, WildHeart said: or...? Too bad no one out of your niche cares about what most of you bitter gays have to say a numbers obsessed swiftie talking about variants…the audacity Edited June 16 by dirrtydiana 8 1
LOTF Posted June 16 Posted June 16 2 hours ago, supaspaz said: "Authenticity" isn't the only valuable quality. Say it LOUDER! Although I imagine not everybody would have the range to understand 2
LoveInStereo Posted June 16 Posted June 16 Judging off the comments in here, I rly thought she must've said something more than just "artistry shines through" bc I sincerely thought there's no way ppl are this riled up about a comment that innocuous. The song is about her doubts & insecurities surrounding her place in music & this world. The album has been her greatest success to date. She's happy & proud that her artistry shone through, PERIOD. The way some of you see Taylor in EVERYTHING (negative or positive) is so ******* aggravating 7 2
Popular Post cloudbusting Posted June 16 Popular Post Posted June 16 the swifties in here trying to get in these "autotune! can't sing!" drags when they're the same people who turn around to say "vocals aren't everything" the moment Taylor is compared to stronger singers the lyric cherry picking immediately backfiring with entire threads the usual tired shift to homophobia and lowkey racism to try and downplay an entire genre of music 12 4
Bey'Knight Posted June 16 Posted June 16 I love the self-drag of swifties getting triggered by a simple phrase 1
Relampago. Posted June 16 Posted June 16 I mean, she didn't lie. Taylor has shown she can really make a work of art with Folklore, but she doesn't seem interested in pushing that envelope anymore. She's wasting her peak on some of the worst lyrics she's ever written. She's become a parody of herself.
HASHTAGPOW Posted June 16 Posted June 16 Even Swiftie's drags has no character development. Like fave I guess, 1
Cain Posted June 17 Posted June 17 Charli is a gazillion times more of an artist than Taylor could ever be Also not the white bread stans in here talking about vocals 5 1 2
toxicgenie Posted June 17 Posted June 17 (edited) I'm a casual Swiftie, but I like the growing rivalry between Charli and Taylor. Pop was in need of some much needed controversy. Edited June 17 by toxicgenie 1
NextBish90 Posted June 17 Posted June 17 (edited) Charlie is completely right here, don't make Snake Swift the victim again when we all saw what she did. Edited June 17 by NextBish90
Baltie Posted June 17 Posted June 17 17 hours ago, Eeveelution said: She's right though. Brat is one of her best projects / one of the best albums of the year and has been received warmly by critics and fans. All the variants in the world can't buy that. 100% agree. You took the words right out of my mouth. Charli has the universal acclaim and there's no denying it. No matter what that insufferable fanbase has to say ("She uses autotune! She is the worst vocalist ever! Electronic screeching music!"), there's no changing the fact that many fans and members of the GP are responding very well to BRAT and it is one of the most critically acclaimed albums EVER. People think that she can't sing and uses autotune = her music sucks. But vocals are only a part of the process of making music. Charli said it best during that subway interview. There are so many better singers out there, but not all of them are ARTISTS who can create music that connects with people. And while Charli isn't the best singer, she definitely has an ear for creating songs in the pop-dance-electronic genre she is in. 1
ImpressMeMuch Posted June 17 Posted June 17 22 hours ago, TayDuaStan said: So according to the xbox stans, artistry = autotune maxed out dislike!
ImpressMeMuch Posted June 17 Posted June 17 16 hours ago, cloudbusting said: the usual tired shift to homophobia and lowkey racism to try and downplay an entire genre of music this - it's disgusting and woefully ironic. Taylor's level of success could not come without her being white + straight-aligned 1 4
no_better Posted June 17 Posted June 17 Charli ain't wrong. Charli has got vision, intention, and a passion for pushing boundaries and having an impact. I love folklore/evermore, but when I listen to TTPD I honestly can't connect to anything, I am not inspired, nothing interests me, if Taylor had an intention it was maybe an intention to 'make an album', and that's about it. And that's fine if not every single one of your albums is a jewel in your discography, but the way her team is trying to make her rule the world with an album as bland as TTPD fuels this irritation 2
no_better Posted June 17 Posted June 17 (edited) Edit: Sorry for double post Edited June 17 by no_better
Bubble Tea Posted June 17 Posted June 17 On 6/17/2024 at 7:01 AM, LoveInStereo said: Judging off the comments in here, I rly thought she must've said something more than just "artistry shines through" bc I sincerely thought there's no way ppl are this riled up about a comment that innocuous. The song is about her doubts & insecurities surrounding her place in music & this world. The album has been her greatest success to date. She's happy & proud that her artistry shone through, PERIOD. The way some of you see Taylor in EVERYTHING (negative or positive) is so ******* aggravating ATRL has absolutely no critical thinking skills, proven time and time again. Of course artistry is important and Charli has long been spouting exactly that. Plus "Sympathy is a Knife" is literally deferential to Taylor anyhow - Charli is literally acknowledging how Taylor is far more successful than her, and she could never reach that, but also she knows it's not meant for her and would absolutely mean the end of everything she holds artistically important to try and reach that level. Taylor fans should learn to read a ******* lyric and interpret something sensibly other than the rabid-dogs-barking-at-the-gate approach whenever they think an undue slight towards their messiah is uttered. 5
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