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Failed "Lady Marmalades"

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All-Female supercollabs loosely inspired by the diversity, verse structure, and attitude of Lady Marmalade but failed to come close to its excellence.

 

What songs are they?

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11 minutes ago, Taylor fanboy said:

All-Female supercollabs loosely inspired by the diversity, verse structure, and attitude of Lady Marmalade but failed to come close to it's excellence.

 

What songs are they?

6 minutes ago, Claymore said:

 

is Ariana the diversity here :suburban:

1 minute ago, sunbathinganimal said:

is Ariana the diversity here :suburban:

Yes, she was in her latina/piel morena phase here :suburban:

6 minutes ago, Hector said:

 

Excuse you? This is a prime example of it being done right. Were you expecting a latin song with 2 new comers and Becky G to succeed and be a multiweek #1 hit?

1 hour ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

The song isnt bad but Born Again low key.

Raye's solo demo is superior and remains untouched!

 

10 minutes ago, Zeferino said:

:suburban:

Naur but this one is good, they probably should've just axed one of the collabs so it was less messy 

52 minutes ago, aotearoa said:

worst song ever

 

This one went top 5.

I would put the "Till The World Ends Remix" (w/ Britney, Nicki & Kesha) in the same boat: unnecessary but did their job.

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