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11 tracks, no remixes, no features, no stealing songs to add to your album, no deluxe editions, no adding every hit you have posterior to the album release, no mass streaming, no mediaplay, no radio payola, no crazy playlisting, no autoplay, no Spotify TTH deal that lasts a whole year, no tiktok challenges, just pure fan love

I want to ensure complete clarity for everyone. @Supervillain and I want to emphasize that we are not teasing to provoke frustration or anger; that is never our intention (it would be quite diabolical!!!). Regrettably, as of today, there are no specific release dates because nothing has been sent to the DSPs yet. However, this doesn't mean it won't happen soon. What I can confirm is that everything is prepared: musically, aesthetically, in terms of physical production, and album production. Everything is in place! You're in for a surprise! I was genuinely shocked (in a positive sense)! The visuals, personally speaking, are sickening!

Playlists LOST

At least it's an actual album taking the title

Wreck a home, but won't bomb it iktr

I believe that the information we've shared so far is sufficient for now, allowing you to fully appreciate it (I hope)! My decision not to address certain questions isn't out of malice, but rather, it's important for each individual to experience musical eras in their own way, fully immersing themselves in the sound and reacting authentically. As we officially enter this era, we may provide additional details. I understand that saying 'let's wait' may seem redundant, but it's best to await Katy's official communication and enjoy the anticipation!

Bambie Thug's arrival

oil is so confusing to me bc like … who tf decided it was so valuable and why ? it's literally just a liquid ….

quick, Dua, add Dance The Night to Dua Lipa (Starlight Edition)!

Well, if you’re going to include Beyoncé in the 2000s, then you have to include her in the 2010s and 2020s as well. What a dumb thread.

Monarch won twice And Israel not even charting...maybe they need to make Ed*n film 20 videos asking Europe to stream the song in their languages.

aespa makes stanning k-pop fun again. They don't care about trends, they just do their own thing… the creative direction, the styling and the cinematography are on another level… I'm so gagged… and don't even get me started on the song, what a ******* collapse These girls are in their own lane and they keep proving it with every come back they make. They literally keep outdoing themselves which is incredible.

Revisiting all of the songs and I think it's clear that Drake messed up by being unfocused, too obviously insecure, out of touch, and thinking he can punch down every rapper because he sells the most out of every artist except Taylor Swift - A common pattern for Drake's beefs is that he's always punching down, or at least tries to. He's frequently taking jabs at rappers who are past their commercial peaks or never had the mainstream appeal that he has; i.e., his strategy is sonning rappers because they don't sell like he does. The weird thing is that in "Family Matters" (aka his "red button"), he attempted to son everybody except Kendrick. Not that he could son Kendrick (especially because Kendrick has sales and acclaim; Drake just has the former), but the departure from the strategy made his disses far less potent. Kendrick had no problem sonning him. Maybe I don't pay enough attention, but is this the first time the Drake has punched up in a beef? - To continue on Drake addressing everyone a certain way but Kendrick: Why was he so unfocused in "Family Matters"? Drake tried to go so hard with this "1 v 20" narrative that nobody outside of his fanbase cared about. Barely anybody even tuned in to the one non-Kendrick response ("Champagne Moments")—Drake, as he didn't prerecord his responses, should have noticed this instead of trying to wack people who weren't even acknowledging him the first time he dissed them in "Push Ups". It made "Family Matters" way less lethal than it would have and more unfocused than anything. - On the topic of "Push Ups": soft-launching the track via leak and then only giving it an official release once enough people said they liked it was a coward move. Namedropping Whitney after what happened to him when he mentioned Virginia Williams was a (stupid!) coward move. Dedicating verses to everyone but the person who actually had smoke for you on record was a coward move. Talking about cowardice… - Drake's insecurities affect his every move; every rapper and every close observer of hip-hop knows it. His insecurities stem from the fact that Toronto is deemed soft compared to the backgrounds of most American rappers. Drake has always put on a persona to compensate for this—the difference is that at the start, that persona came from angst and hunger with a hint of introspection. Now (or at least since the late 2010s), he's no longer angsty, hungry, or introspective; it's pure performance. Pay enough attention and you'll figure out why his new music hasn't driven nearly the amount of cultural capital as his 2011–16 work did. This is open field for Kendrick to play in, and he sure enough went for it four times. - Finally, Drake said some dumb sh*t that just proved Kendrick's point about him being out of touch with Black American culture or sensitivities. The "slave" line in "Family Matters" may have gotten a chuckle out of a few of his fans but it pissed off a ton of people. The fact that Kendrick took that one line and wrote a whole verse proving how out of touch Drake is with Black Americans says enough. Drake dedicating several bars of "The Heart Part 6" to a misinterpretation of a song about a specific trauma that affects many Black American households was another instance of Kendrick being proved right. People lashed Drake so hard for those lines that his fans had to come online and start trying to convince people that Drake was playing some sort of 4D chess—nobody bought it. Now that the initial rush is over I've been able to organize my thoughts. The amount of faux pas Drake made throughout this whole thing is shocking once you start spelling it out. Maybe he should stick to punching down on sitting ducks like Meek Mill

Yes. Oprah does.

she won

I don't think most of you realize that Rim Tim Tagi Dim wasn't written for Eurovision, it was never meant to be another Cha Cha Cha. Baby Lasagna himself said he wrote the song to be a filler track on the album and his friend convinced him to submit it to Dora. The song happened to be fun and y'all automatically labeled it a Cha Cha Cha 2.0 or a joke entry. There is a very simplified understanding of music and genres for anything that's not a basic pop girl song within the ESC community.

Björk

Gay ppl are still DEFENDING genocide?!!!

P!nk

Wow. The BOMT of this decade seriously

Y'all say this every year and it gets a pass but now girl… there's like 4 songs doing 10M on Spotify right now

The resilience of this woman

@Post Malone started stanning Training Season

Adele is still popular

I mean...the MV looks!!

If you ever were on Sibling Rivalry's patreon or just followed Bob's videos you must've met Martha, Bob's mom. She just passed. This is so ******* sad, she was so cute and you could tell she was a light in Bob's life

You sure hold a massive grudge against him

Because she can't? She's not a good singer or a good dancer no matter how much she tries

Katy Perry singles chart history

I kinda hope she skips a deluxe and just works on releasing a new album early-mid next year, which should flow nicely into Wicked promo toward the end of the year. I like the minimal promo / concise & excellent quality album combo. No theatrics (from her side, anyway), just an excellent piece of work that speaks for itself.

I think Olivia has a more versatile demographic currently out of all MPG. Not alot of people give her credit for that.

My two faves I was unprepared for this day

She was feeling herself so hard

I don't think we've talked enough about Armenia... Like, have you guys seen how charismatic that lady was? DAMN!!!!!!!

1. Don't Get Mad Get Famous (feat. Sophie Powers) 2. Hot City 3. Jenny's Got A Boyfriend 4. Show You Mine 5. I Wanna Call You 6. American Girl 7. Forever 21 8. SLAY 9. Electric Heaven 10. Worst In Me 11. Snatched (feat. Priyanka) 12. Sleepwalker 13. Just A Kiss 14. Rewind Your Heart 15. Everything But You 16. Stars In Your Heart https://music.apple.com/pl/album/hot-city/1744933545

"I Hate It Here" is such a beautiful song, I hate how the whole discourse about it revolved around that one line. It's been on repeat all day.

I love this website.

In 2024, Dem Jointz saved Kpop. Never thought I'd see the day.

Hurricane isn't charting on Global Spotify despite the massive televote

Can you come up with something else

Nope

not a barb photographing a predator hide this thread before cheap flavored vodka and penalizer come running

Τα τα τα τα Τα τα τα τα Ώπα!

this was my view today. (I changed the pic hehe)

What gives more celeb obsessed than going to see if a celeb said something about a political issue but not if your barber did It too

Literally nobody can match aespa at this point I'm so sorry IVE but they are on another level

Dude, just go and talk about Iphones vs Androids phones in Lounge.