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It's a bird! It's a plane! It's...popdemonium!

Nelly Furtado - Explode | Turns 20

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Released as the final 4th single of her sophomore era Folklore 

 

It was a minor hit in Europe peaking in the top 40 in Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.

 

It's based on a poem she wrote in high school

 

 

 

 

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    Underrated masterpiece 

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    My fave song of hers. 

    Amazing song. :gaycat2:

     

    But Try is better. :gaycat5:

    Still in awe that she included this in her Tiny Desk, wow what a moment

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    The only Folklore I listen to :clap3: In a perfect world this is the Nelly sound everyone craves and not the Loose one.

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    7 hours ago, prézli said:

    Amazing song. :gaycat2:

     

    But Try is better. :gaycat5:

    Two facts and no lies spotted!!

     

    And Powerless is better than Explode too

    i think it's the first song i've heard that speaks about rape… well maybe i've heard other songs dealing with this topic before but i might have been too young to understand

     

    in any case, it's a bop and a pretty meaningful and heavy song (despite the upbeat instrumental) :clap3:

    Amazing song from a wonderful album (my fav album of all time, actually) :heart:

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