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TipToe

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  1. I applaud the alberm for its concept but the execution is flawed. Most sings are wonky, like they were just in the experimental stage but she released 'em like that anyway. Bold decision but doesn't make it GOOD.
  2. I never thought of it as complex since if you trace back the train of events in her life it all makes sense and it boils down to yet another case of parental abuse/negligence mixed with overwhelming fame breaking someones mental health (think McCauley Calkin). The way she was treated by media was wrong and problematic (especially the paparazzi hunt bit) but it wasn't extraordinary just excessive. Her celebrity is a product of that time and everything surrounding it is understandable - tragic, yes but very straightforward.
  3. She was already considered a legend very early in her career given the true impact her body of work produced. I was a kid in the mid 90s and remember how media treated her, even in the midst of all controversy and scrutiny people saw her as the goat.
  4. Never got the hate on Repel Charts. It's directionless and seems more like a collection of tracks than a proper alberm but it has more highs than lows, like way more highs than MDN/a and Madoom 69 combined. It just needed some trimming and less corny ballads (what even is HeartBreakCity, the title alone annoys me) to be on point.
  5. CII is objectively better than Blackout, there's nothing insane about it. That other one i can't tell, never heard it
  6. I don't think it's fair to count gaGAs TF and TFM together. I'm aware that in some places it's sold as a double alberm but still, when she dropped Bad Romance it totally was a new era. If it was actually split the decline wouldn't be so drastic.
  7. Because of Madonna, most pop listeners are young 20-something that think it's cringey to listen to someone of their grandmom's age. Imagine BYL being a feat between Sabriner and Ariana Granade, would that fare better on charts? Absolutely yes.
  8. LAV is her only 80s alberm that i don't use besides Dress You Up and (kinda) Angel. TB is good because of the hits but it's full of bops. Debut and LAP are top quality, like Hard Grammy!
  9. Nobody is impressed but people decided for whatever reason that it's "cool" to support him and find "coolness" on his ****. He's talented and has had a very good career but is that enough? The female artists not named Adele or Taylor don't get such easy breeze seal of approval
  10. It's super try-hard, i always side-eye people that praise it because like being edgy has its limits
  11. Damn i know nothing about them and just googled their ages. Could swear they were all in the 22-27 range (not based on looks but their musical style/brand). There's a lot of them pushing 40 and they are as botched as Kylie Jenner so it's nothing out of ordinary.
  12. I am honestly baffled that some people have just found she's a lousy performer and i can't at people comparing televisioned performances with an amateur recording of something she clearly gave 0 fucks for. Good sis was obvs drunk and doing anything o wow what a surprise.

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