Everything posted by Jackson
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Spotify | Katy Perry - Legendary Lovers | 30th Aug - Global #174, 1.107M
Wait, I thought this peaked months ago. What is going AWN
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Lennon Stella - 'Sleeping Lion'
Her debut is one of my favorite albums of all time, I genuinely haven't been this excited for a new album in years I was pretty sure she was retired or something. We haven't even had a single in like 5 years
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Kacey Musgraves - Middle of Nowhere Tour | SHOW STARTS
I was there last night, it was a great show! It was my fifth time seeing her (I've been to every tour since Pageant Material) and I think it was the best of her arena tours, but PM/GH tours are still my favorite. Agree with others on the set list. I would have liked to see at least one song from both Deeper Well and Pageant Material, especially PM with her returning to her country roots with this album. The staging is fantastic though. The 360° rotating stage was a great idea with how many songs she sings just standing with a guitar. The lighting was also really cool and she finally looked at home on such a big stage. I hope Rhinestoned goes viral with the disco ballsack . The best seats are probably the 100 level tbh. I was on the floor and there were a few points I couldn't see her since she was on the other side of the stage.
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Hayden Panettiere dead at 36
Wow this one is really shocking. So heartbreaking, especially with her daughter being so young
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Is gay monogamy possible?
Having been in a monogamous relationship with my husband for 8 years, I'm going to have to go with yes
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RAYE - 'THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE.'
She did like 22 North American dates
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'Next Gen NYC' star Liam Obergfoll says he auditioned for Heated Rivalry
So Liam must be his husband?
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YouGov/Economist poll (May 2026) of 1,529 finds gay marriage approval plummets to 51%
Concerning but comparing a 2021 poll from one pollster to a 2026 one from another is a pretty bad data crime. Better to compare YouGov's 2021 poll which had 64% support and 36% opposed. Although the oppose number has actually decreased since 2021 so idk what to make of that
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Katy Perry - "Watch It Burn"
I hope the vocal distortion in "now I'm shut the **** up" makes it to the studio version The outro is so catchy, I wish it was repeated a couple more times
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Katy Perry - "Watch It Burn"
There's a warmth to her vocal and fullness to the production that was missing on 143 Glad she went for a fully guitar-driven song. This is exactly what I wanted the song to sound like
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LÉON is alive (and back in the studio)
Cooking up another Seventeen or Wildest Dreams I hope
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Kacey Musgraves - "Mexico Honey"
I'm confused how songs from Middle of Nowhere have been charting so frequently. This isn't even top 200 on US Spotify or Apple Music. Is she like #1 on Tidal or something?
- Skylar Grey - 'Wasted Potential'
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Kim Petras - 'Detour' | Rare N' Deluxe Announced!
Brutalist is such a beautiful song, a career highlight easily This whole album is surprising me
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Ariana Grande - "hate that i made you love me"
Wait people don't like this? I was running in here to praise Ms Grande, this is fantastic TO ME Easily my favorite lead of hers since DW
- Singer of metal band Beartooth comes out as gay!
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Spotify | Katy Perry - The One That Got Away | WW: #3 new peak
Up to #8 global
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Kacey Musgraves - 'Middle of Nowhere'
Same, I was listening to the vinyl on Friday and my neighbor texted asking if I was listening to the new Kacey album
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Kacey Musgraves - 'Middle of Nowhere'
I also met her on that tour. I bought the VIP meet and greet ticket before her AOTY win so it was dirt cheap (cheaper than my Middle of Nowhere Tour tix). I met her with my then-boyfriend who I met the week Golden Hour came out, and now we're getting married this week and using Butterflies and Golden Hour as key songs in our wedding She might hate that man now but at least I got some lifelong memories out of that album
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Kacey Musgraves - 'Middle of Nowhere'
I got floor tickets for about 230 including fees. They weren't that hard to get but she just added a second Chicago date so they must be selling decently
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Kacey Musgraves - 'Middle of Nowhere'
I would buy the digital version but the last time she pulled this all we got was Ruthless Not falling for that again
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Kacey Musgraves - 'Middle of Nowhere'
I'm pretty pleased with this so far It's really hard to tell where it will end up in the long run for me with Kacey albums. Golden Hour is my most played album of all time (and Deeper Well is #3) but I honestly go back to STDP the most these days. Sonically this fits somewhere between Pageant Material and Golden Hour. I Believe In Ghosts, Coyote, and Mexico Honey are my immediate favorites. But Jade Green was my #1 when DW came out and now I hardly listen to it, whereas I didn't like Too Good To Be True as a single and now it's my most listened to DW song so who knows where things will end up
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Lady Gaga - "Glamorous Life" (from 'The Devil Wears Prada 2')
This is really good my favorite thing she's done since ASIB probably
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2026 US Midterms Megathread 🇺🇸 Final Primaries 09-01 thru 09-15
But demanding 2 parking spots for every apartment across the board doesn't make any sense. There are very few, if any, apartment complexes where there's demand for 2 spaces per unit. The demand may be somewhere between 1-2 per unit in a suburban location, and under 1 per unit in urban locations. The appropriate ratio should be up to the property owner to decide, not a blanket mandate by the state government. Every additional unnecessary parking space added is taking space away from a potential housing unit and helping drive up the cost of rents.
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2026 US Midterms Megathread 🇺🇸 Final Primaries 09-01 thru 09-15
Illinois already banned parking minimums near transit state wide, and it's working just fine. It makes zero sense to force developers to add parking where it it's not needed and just drives up housing costs unnecessarily. Developers should add as much parking as the specifics needs of the development demand and no more. The BUILD Act essentially just legalizes some common sense housing options that were legal/common before exclusionary zoning took over America.