Wonda

i used to rot on this site liek a decade ago for real :')

ummm holy ******* ****. i can't believe this is my favorite taylor album ever?????? I literally remember buying her first album ever as my first ever album I bought, and now here we are

IT'S HELL ON EARTH TO BE HEAVENLY DEM'Z DA BRAKEZ DEY DON'T COME GENTLY you look like TAYLOR SWIFT. in this light we're loving it you've got edge she never did

MY. FAVE. SONG.

UPDATE: i might like this more than folklore and evermore on first listen WTF! if i had to give one critique, I'm not sure there's a huge blowout song that murders me, but SO MANYYY of them come so so so so ******* close

yall i was so scared by the social media chatter, and i was deathly tired last night but i just did my first intense listen and holy **** this is incredible. i like it more than midnights on first listen, and i keep listening and it keeps getting better

midnights and tunnel or lasso or tpd

has nicki responded to megan's number 1 or has she been quiet for a couple days?

whats GF, oh nvm i see the above now

where is this on the charts? idk how to check but i'm curious

This makes more sense to me, but I never listened to lemonade so I can't speak to that inclusion certainly! Here are five iconic and impactful pop albums by women that were released in the 21st century: "The Fame" by Lady Gaga (2008): Lady Gaga's debut album introduced her unique blend of pop, dance, and electronic music. It spawned chart-topping hits like "Just Dance" and "Poker Face" and showcased Gaga's boundary-pushing style and theatrical performances. "21" by Adele (2011): Adele's second studio album, "21," was a commercial and critical triumph. With emotionally charged tracks like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You," Adele's soulful vocals and heartfelt songwriting resonated with audiences worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time. "Lemonade" by Beyoncé (2016): "Lemonade" is an empowering and deeply personal visual album that explores themes of infidelity, race, and feminism. With its bold storytelling, genre-bending sound, and tracks like "Formation" and "Sorry," Beyoncé created a cultural phenomenon that ignited important conversations and solidified her status as a visionary artist. "1989" by Taylor Swift (2014): Taylor Swift's transition from country to pop music was fully realized with "1989." The album showcased a more mature and polished sound, filled with catchy pop anthems like "Shake It Off" and "Blank Space." It became a commercial success and earned Swift numerous accolades, including the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. "Anti" by Rihanna (2016): "Anti" marked a departure from Rihanna's previous sound, embracing a darker and more experimental aesthetic. The album's lead single, "Work," featuring Drake, topped charts worldwide, while tracks like "Needed Me" and "Love on the Brain" showcased Rihanna's versatility and artistic growth. These albums not only achieved critical and commercial success but also had a significant cultural impact, shaping the pop music landscape and influencing future generations of artists.

no she's god tier and we been knew it for like.... decades

this album gets better with each listen. it's rivaling NFR in my all times

all too well anti hero and cardigan — EASILY.

i am a queen rih stan, and i kinda get Taylor on music, but I do not get people saying beyonce??? can someone explain? beyonce may be a better mother by virtue of simply having more children—and that is me stretching to understand—but I am unsure where else she would be on top! edit: oh maybe wife? that makes sense, but I could see rih marrying asap!