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Dream

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  1. Meh. It felt like such a non-event. The only memorable thing from those years is her Glastonbury performance.
  2. So glad we're out of the wilderness era of 2015-2022. The Tension era and everything following that breathed new life into her career.
  3. It's a shame about the clickbait title because the article could genuinely inform readers who don't know the origin of the term. I would have chosen a title like, "Like Taylor's New Single? Here's Where the Term 'Patient Zero' Really Comes From…" instead.
  4. Rachel Stevens - Come and Get It Kylie - Body Language Madonna - Bedtime Stories
  5. The Body Language Live performance of this song is probably my favorite Kylie performance of all time. The Parisian theme, the Singing in the Rain-inspired choreo, the stage presence…it's magical.
  6. Oof. Way too many cooks in the kitchen. They really should've limited it to Shakira and Madonna.
  7. Fragile is stellar. Probably her best song since Get Together.
  8. You could be the quietest gay man in the world and they will still hate you. Your "I'm not like other gays" attitude will not endear you to anyone.
  9. Sucks that they didn't just release the NYC dates in its entirety. It was such a milestone for her.
  10. What in the r/askgaybros hell is this
  11. He was considered a total joke in America. His death singlehandedly changed everything.
  12. My favorite halftime show. It's non-stop high energy.

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