Everything posted by BraveNewSeth
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Rebecca Black - 'Age of The Exhibitionist'
Y'all are getting me too ******* hype omg
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Beyoncé - 'B'Day (20th Anniversary edition)'
Oh… 💀 If that's the case I'll stream it and buy tracks individually based on how much I like the remaster. This entire release is so weird to me lol but if the Hive is happy that's what matters!
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Beyoncé - 'B'Day (20th Anniversary edition)'
Did she really remaster the whole album or just certain tracks? May have to buy it if it's a quality remaster.
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Carly Rae Jepsen - 'Day and Night'
Says it's shipping on release day https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/UICS-1420
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Carly Rae Jepsen - 'Day and Night'
OMG. Exactly, why I've been waiting to buy the CD. She almost never disappoints with her Japanese releases. Sis, we're most like going to be waiting a while for Disco Darling to be released on digital. I'm sure she doesn't want to get a Dedicated outtake mixed up with her new album/era.
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Rebecca Black - 'Age of The Exhibitionist'
This is probably my most anticipated album of the year, along with Carly's new album. This week is going SO SLOW
- Drowned World/Substitute for Love vs. Everytime
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Rebecca Black - "Anaheim Star"
This is like a less chaotic Sugar Water Cyanide. Probably my least favorite song so far but it's still a solid 7.
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Britney's Scream & Shout goes viral for aging like fine wine
I'm a literal Britney stan and this song aged liked a turd in a septic tank
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Kim Petras - 'Detour'
If it comes out this Friday I'll die
- Source claims Britney sold her catalog to get out of contract
- Nicki Minaj (HOV Lane) sparks concern, discusses non-existent Gag City starship
- Source claims Britney sold her catalog to get out of contract
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Source claims Britney sold her catalog to get out of contract
Eh, I'm not buying it. We've been hearing a million different things about Britney from a million different "sources" since the conservatorship ended. I still think the most likely reason is she's done with her career and just wanted to make some quick cash selling her catalog. Britney has reiterated several times this year alone that she's retired and instead of just saying it, this was her showing the world that she's serious. Thank you for this. I'll never understand the people who say she got a bad deal. When you break everything down she actually got a fantastic deal.
- Most underrated RedOne bop?
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Dance Moms Abby Lee Miller & Maddie Ziegler continue "years-long feud" in latest diss
She's so delusional lmao. She became rich and famous off the backs of little girls that she bullied on TV in front of the entire country. The fact that she's doing interviews nowadays instead of hiding herself in shame says so much about her.
- Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE
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Britney reiterates retirement: "And thank the lord it's over."
This is actually something I've thought about as well. So many of our pop girls have at least one shitty parent, and more often than not it's the father. Beyoncé's dad, Xtina's dad, Gaga's dad… how many other women could this have happened to if they didn't have a strong support system around them?
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Britney reiterates retirement: "And thank the lord it's over."
We actually don't know if she's reached out or not, neither of them have said anything at least. Some of us think it's because Felicia is still friends with Britney's mom and she might not want to get tangled up in that whole mess. How could Britney trust someone who's in contact with one of her main abusers? EDIT: Also, as SinnerCity said above, Britney wasn't a fan of the documentaries that came out before she became free, and may hold it against Felicia for taking part in them. We really just don't know. Yeah, Britney surprisingly didn't do a whole lot of in person fan interactions during her prime, which kinda makes sense I guess with how she talks about how bad her anxiety is. I know she did a CD singing in NYC for ITZ and a few for the BOMT era, but as far as I know that's about it. There's also this random meet and greet from the Onyx Hotel Tour, so maybe she did do more that we just don't know about.
- Shakira's "Whenever, Wherever" turns 25
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Why was Lorde's "Royals" considered such a turning point for pop music?
Wouldn't it technically be Adele with 21 who started the shift? The fact that that album was such a massive success amongst all of the electropop being released was proof that people were beginning to get tired of the high octane pop music being released between 2008-2011 and were hungry for something else. By the time 2013 came around electropop had transformed into EDM and the girls who released successful albums earlier (Loud, The Fame/Monster, Femme Fatale, etc.) were either underperforming or straight up flopping (Unapologetic, Artpop, Britney Jean, etc.) while Adele achieved further record breaking success with 25.
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Why did it take so long for Madonna to return to form musically?
Madonna, understandably, seems to have a lot of hang ups around getting older, which only makes sense after everything she's been through. Practically the entire world was calling her a grandma and telling her to hang it up in the 90s when she was only in her thirties. So it makes sense that once she actually started to get older it would effect her mentally and emotionally, and she wanted to still prove she was "with it" but it more often than not came across as cringe. Like, why is MADONNA trend hopping. Why is she performing with LMFAO? Why is she recording songs with grills in her mouth? Thankfully it seems that with Confessions II she's realized that she can make mature, meaningful music without coming across as "old."
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Slayyyter: "When I see a music artist flexing a Birkin bag, it makes me angry"
There's a reason why Beyoncé said them shît's in storage
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Beyoncé - 'B'Day (20th Anniversary edition)'
Yikes. The way my excitement for this has completely deflated lmao.
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Rebecca Black - 'Age of The Exhibitionist'
One week left, girls