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Silence.

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  1. the part where she's talking I can almost here the 'heard it all before' refrain muffled under her! but it also might just be in my head. God this album is so fun to pick apart, it has so much going in every song!
  2. I couldn't find the answer elsewhere so figured I'd ask here; Is 'Sorry' from Confessions 1 very briefly interpolated at the beginning of Fragile or am I imagining things
  3. I can see why she kept this off the Mayhem tracklist.
  4. It's very E=MC to me in its vibe, which is disappointing because Caution had her pushing herself and making some interesting choices. This album feels idk very safe for her I guess. But I've only listened once when I first woke up so opinions might change. My Love caught my ear the most randomly, kinda wish she put out I Won't Allow It in place of TD cause it would've made for a more interesting vibe that'd have gotten me more excited for the era. Very surprised about the glowing reviews but that's not me knocking the album. I just mention it to say that I miss when people were being paid to write thoughtfully about music instead of it just being another promo arm cause this is a very interesting moment in Mariah's career. But hey ho, a Mimi album that's mid is still higher quality than the standard pop/rnb release these days so I'll take it and be happy. Also glad it's not a 20+ track album. Even if I don't love it on first listen I appreciate seeing an artist edit down and go against the algorithm brain.
  5. It's kind of awful but hope the spooky season floats it to the top for her.
  6. At least we have Christina's voice on record for a song and not a promo for once I know she prefers putting out an album as a musical package but I really wish she'd do more features and some throwaway singles in between albums. It's not like she promotes her album for more than exactly one week anymore, she could at least give her core base more sounds to tide them over that attached to some random soundtrack. but tbh I'm convinced Xtina lowkey quit the industry and only popping back in for quick private gig cash injections in between her kids recitals or whatever. I really wonder if she likes making music anymore. I wish she'd just announce that she's semi retired to set expectations. I wouldnt even be mad, she's been moving that way since bionic anyway.
  7. It's kinda like Never Too Far and Fly Like a Bird were mashed up
  8. It's a bit repetitive sounding for me. I don't hate it but there's an element of it that kinda feels like the music that plays in between Love Island and Real Housewives scenes. Probably will grow for me once I'm listening to it in sequence but not really reaching for seconds atm.
  9. All silence does is abate the cultural discourse from moving the conversation forward into measurable action. People have been silence about their opinions on Palestine and Israel for DECADES creating a culture that looked away because the conversation was too uncomfortable, or frankly, considered too much of a risk to ones own career and reputation. Silence will only add years to the current reality and ways of being - and regardless of who or what you support no one wants the current state of affairs to continue on. Talking about it is like the only real power anyone who isn't an upper level government official has to influence the outcome. Pink came out as a zionist. I am not a zionist but we now know this and can choose to engage with her work accordingly. This has also forced her millions of fans to look at this issue without an out of not having an opinion. Also everyone's minds are impressionable, continuous different experiences shape different ways of being from birth to the moment of respective end. People should be better about changing their minds based on new information - a lack of exposure to other people's opinions and experience is what directly led us to this moment. 'Impressionable minds' is just a rhetorical tool to make the listener think of a theoretical perspective that doesn't actually exist in any real, tangible or relevant way. It seeks to limit any commentary, critique or challenge to a conservative status quo intimidated by how talk hinting at a need for change can reflect on it, or push it out of its comfort and standing in the hierarchy. I encourage you to consider who the perspective you shared is ultimately benefitting- and to maybe reflect on instances as a youth (or someone in a situation where you were underestimated) you knew you were capable of processing/doing more than those around you gave you credit for. Also, Thorgy was right.
  10. TBH every tour has just as many malfunctions if not more. Beyonce's more scrutinised than other performers so every concert where something goes wrong it becomes a trending topic. I think it's less an issue of her tour team and more everyone fine tooth combing every single stop and putting it up on tiktok. That said glad she's safe, and even MORE glad that the crowd around her when she landed wasn't ******* crazy and gave her some space.
  11. Now do all those guys running the ince-st studios cause it feels like that's inevitable right
  12. It is kinda weird that the most movement you see from her in the video is as a cartoon. It feels weirdly very POSE, even for Mariah. It kinda looks like her face is super imposed on someone else's in certain parts; like the 'you're too fast' moment.

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