Yes, it's a bopT

8 minutes ago, commander said:

It was a slay when it came out but it didn't stand the test of time imo. It's not a song someone would particularly revisit

interesting you say this because I was randomly just thinking yesterday how the chorus "my name is no, my sign is no, my number is no" was like remarkably cute, clever, and compact as songwriting. like such a universally applicable and efficient set of lines 

 

 

I guess I psychically manifested this thread 

Kinda....sorta.

 

But anyway this is her best song:

 

 

sassy m-train eats everybodTy nachos 

Unironically this song is really great maximalist pop and has aged well. The way @Ubermensch and I had a whole convo about it like a month ago too 

For her standards it's great song. Glad she stopped with that do-woop sht for a second

troy carter did his thing

This was and still is a complete serve  

Her whole second album was a serve! The one-two punch with NO and Me Too  

 

Too bad she struggled with health issues and decided to stop her era momentum and drop her manager. She could've easily smash with 3 or 4 more songs from Thank You album. Let me stream Woman Up

 

Hearing this at the gay club back in the day when it dropped 

Thank you Original  

 

 

It's alright.

 

If Britney released it, you all would have loved it.

The concept of Meghan Trainor paving the groundworks for Reputation era with NO

Literally the only time she did actually snap in her career. But whew she did what she had to do indeed

@beyonceparkwood Beyoncé would be disappointed in you

 

Yes, her GGGB if you will 

 

Edited May 22, 20251 yr by NoOneDiesFromLove

She was giving a Britney with talent that whole Era. 

Her name is no

Her sign is no

Her number is no

My answer is YES !!!!

 

The poll 

I was genuinely surprised that it didn't become the smash hit it deserved to be. It was a major bop, innovative compared to her debut album and different than anything on the radio at the time.

the bridge is inmaculate 

I was obsessed with the song but it aged bad IMO. But luckily she has delivered new bops since

 

 

Better was better 

Yes, it was a huge step up from her debut era