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Country: Choosin Texas Disco: Don't Start Now Electropop: Bobblehead Hip-Hop: Run It R&B: Honey Rock: Wherever You Go (?) - some band Synthpop: Living Dead - Marina

tf are those Zara and Katy pics i genuinely expected one of them to be Stella Lefty or some ****

oh she looks sickening

wait Bby Wow is a banger she did it again i've been wanting a bop from her for ages.

used to be the first one, but now i think more of the 2nd since they use that on streaming

the album does nothing for me. i would love to know perspectives from her biggest fans if anyone has written extensively about it in this thread already. i guess positions and ES didn't fully resonate for me either, but i still feel like i understood them and they were traditional Ari albums. this one has the same credits, similar production style and mood etc yet it's… different.

oh i know exactly what happened haha

good news, but i don't know if she or her label was the problem so we'll see

birds of a feather

in 9 years this is her first song that i am really NOT into. the video couldn't save it for me. sad to not be on this ride but im glad yall are enjoying it. the green look was serving Belcalis Tanya Maraj nn

yes because people in the industry actually said that. Bonnie McKee for example.

no, im a museum curator. and i want to know and love black history, she's a key figure. when i need a bop while cleaning the house ill put on Gaga. when i want to learn about how music became what it is today and the incredible voices who have been buried and shunned out of it, when i want to feed my soul, i will listen to Janet and take notes. thats my path. it doesn't have to be yours.

'to win oscar' teas

right now it's Janet. but i'm working to change that. long term it would be Gaga or Rih.

no. the synth is just mgmt/empire of the sun type alternative music. and the trip hop minimal elements should be the impact of Royals. it's a cool song and yes it felt unique, but i don't see how it influenced anything.