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RIP Dolly Parton ❤️

River, what went wrong?

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1 hour ago, Rev8 said:

Increasing number of people with lack of taste

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She thought it was her Kiss It Better but it was her Birthday

You follow a super mainstream  straight song with a super gay kinda weird and messy song.

Just a dumb choice. Jaded and RCL where safe choices

 

Bad song

 

RCL was right there. Then Violet for summer. The 3-hit era she's never had, right there 

2 hours ago, Démodé said:

I really understand the "weird and gay" allegations, but I also don't cause this is pure 3OH3 melody which used to smash

Yeah, 15 years ago, when the gay and weird was the mainstream trend so even straight guys like 3OH!3 would jump on it. Unfortunately those days are over. 

It's an ok song but Jaded deserved to have that second single moment

Jaded would've been the perfect follow up single but anything released probably would've under performed simply because Miley herself was nowhere to be found during this entire era & flowers was going to eat any single up! 
 

Her team should have pulled Flowers from radio & push Jaded as the follow up

I think Miley wanted to have one part from the AM side and one part from the PM side out before the album release, so she couldn't have released Jaded. But maybe she could have gone with something like Violet Chemistry instead.

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