Obsession

Not getting why there's so much doom and gloom over an era where the lead single only came out like a month ago, sorry.

Best title: Eternal Sunshine/Dangerous Woman/Sweetener Worst title: Thank U, Next.

There wasn't really anything for people to latch onto. I think she wanted people to know she was getting married, to project the image of exclusivity, and, for safety reasons, I'm sure, the public wasn't able to see it nor was anyone to take pictures of it. It's July 4th, it's insanely hot, and the World Cup is going on - normal people have better things to do with their time.

I disagree. I think there is a point in fighting it. The result is probably that people will use AI, but I think what people push back against will determine how much companies think they can get away with, and what lawmakers feel pressured to enforce.

Confessions II by FAR

It's what they deserve

I still like this one. The one that's really not aging well to me is "You Should See Me In a Crown", but I listened to the instrumental the other day and I thought it was good - so I think it's the lyrics I find cringe.

I only come on here occasionally to look at music releases, and sometimes I comment in a random thread. I just use other channels more often (Tiktok, Discord, RYM, AOTY). I will say that in the years before, the culture here was really racist, and it put me off for a while, but lately it doesn't seem so bad. Maybe because I'm not as involved to notice.

There was no Gagamania in 2025

She needs to retire

On Wires Look At My Life Wink Wink Lost Boys Watch It Burn

I think maybe it's a bit too long, but I really love her sound; it's mature and sophisticated, but still danceable and sensual. I only recently got into Obsidian, but I can tell she went poppier this time around. Definitely an album I'll be returning to a lot, especially for the summer. I don't think it would sound out of place for fall either, though, there's a chilliness.

While I get the kerfuffle on some level, I feel like continuing to talk about these people only really serves to center them. I don't know these people, I don't want to, and I don't have to. God bless.

This is like spiritual warfare lowkey

People didn't like Slopgirl. She got the big opening numbers, and she pushed the singles to #1, but the retention rate and her discography slipping (and the narratives on Tiktok) paint a bigger picture IMO. I think she just needs to take a little break and come back with a stronger project. Maybe stop writing about herself and go back to songs with good melodies instead of focusing on sesquipedalian lyricism.

Oh this is GOOD. Maybe her best lead single in years

I'm just floored we're still talking about this review, when other reviews of this album were either positive or lukewarm. I don't think ONE negative review should hold this much weight, and it's insane all this is being brought up because Swifties are insecure about Olivia Rodrigo.

I def think whatever album "Rebellion" was meant to be part of never materialized much outside of Britney's head, rather than being a formally scrapped project.

Me, honestly. When I was younger, I felt pressure from the gay community to constantly have sex. But as I grew older, I found that a lot of the time, it wasn't what I wanted especially after I ended up in a harrowing situation, and I feel a lot better about it.

She can definitely write words on a paper and sing them

Was hoping for Insomnia by Daya

I don't think black listeners have to forgive Caroline, and I don't think those people would be okay with listening to Matty either. I think white artists honestly just need to accept that once they say something anti-black, a lot of black listeners are never going to **** with them, even if they are repentant, and that's entirely within their rights. There are always going to be people who aren't willing to look past the fact that she typed out the n-word, looked at it, and posted it to her IG story without a care in the world. I thought her apology was meaningful, and she's shown good character since then, but I think for some listeners - especially black listeners, that would not be enough, and that's understandable. I don't have anything against Caroline personally, although I really hate how music fans constantly bring her up in relation to Kelela. They were acquaintances, she said the n-word, and Kelela called her out - they're not enemies or rivals, and musically they're not very similar, so I don't know why Kelela constantly needs to be brought up in relation to Caroline for calling out antiblackness.

I still can't bring myself to go back to her, but Overpowered and Roisin Machine are so good. What a betrayal to the community that uplifted her for so long.

The 1975. Sorry, they're kinda generational. Liz and Azealia are the worst here by far. I feel like Caroline is nowhere near their level and everyone ignores her apology (which was really heartfelt), although nobody has to but you know. In the grand scheme of things, I think she's made up since then.

Who?