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♛| Rex_Sove

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  1. I think people are going to be so surprised how relatively forgotten Taylor is going to be the moment she slows down. Sales can only keep you in the spotlight for so long. Many people have been “commercial phenomenons”, but it takes a lot more than that to really leave an impression on the music industry in the way that MJ and The Beatles have. -que post about songwriting-
  2. If you have someone that you really feel this way about…phew.
  3. This song is so gorgeous. Some people don’t understand simplicity and nuance. If you really resonate with the lyrics it hits so much more. Here she sounds genuinely emotional and not trying to show off anything. It’s understanded like she’s singing to her lover. I love it.
  4. What is she doing???
  5. YESSSS! You get it. she would MURDER this. It's soooo stunning. Especially if she goes into a more improvisational approach and make it soulful/introspective. Almost like a folklore approach, but obviously not like that at all. I think there's people that would love to hear more of that in her music and I bet it would resonate with a lot these new fans she's getting with Renaissance. I've seen a lot of reaction videos saying that this is their first time listening to a Beyoncé album fully.
  6. And I maybe in the minority, but I still think the I Am side of Sasha Fierce is still some of her most beautiful and melancholy work. I listened to That’s Why You’re Beautiful the other day and almost cried. It was weird. I’d totally be down for some sounds a la Radiohead, Perfume Genius, Moses Sumney. I think I’d suit her gorgeous voice so well and would breathe new life into the genre. Frank made me revisit love a lot of rock songs with Nostalgia Ultra with his voice and instrumentation. Maybe even dabble in the jazzy side of things too. I’d be here for it.
  7. I’d totally be here for country in the vein of how it began. In the vein blues, soul, bluegrass, etc. A sound more like Aaron Neville, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles kind of vibe but more modern. Dark and smoky. Definitely wouldn’t be here for a contemporary country sound and I don’t think she’d be either.
  8. I’ve never wanted a comeback from somebody harder in my life. I can’t believe Britney went though all of that. It’s so fascinating to hear her so coherent and aware, even mentioning her robotic performances. It puts everything in a new perspective now. I wish her a fruitful recovery. Imagine her coming back, healthy, in her right mind and actually serving like the early 2000’s with passion and drive. Never been a Britney stan, but she and her fans deserve that.
  9. She tried to make some points, but missed several.
  10. Sometimes I hate living in the internet era.
  11. I think it’s just annoying that we’re the only fan base that has to deal with scenarios like this, but I truly think she has something up her sleeve this time.
  12. Patience is a virtue.

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