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so lets get into it 🗣️

Does this count Ashley O ?

such a legend 🤍 and the very first guest judge on rupaul's drag race 🥺🫶

from a business perspective, inflation is really hurtful because everything truly becomes significantly more expensive year by year The price of things in the early 2000s was less and even a lower budget could go far, and big budgets could get you the most insane professionals and props and sets = amazing result In today's climate everything is super expensive and it's harder to justify expensive seeming creative decisions, so people rely more and more on cutting corners like CGI or green screen videos and I think this drains out a lot of the special feel that most videos used to have if you can't pay for expensive directors, glam, actors, dancers, sets, venues, editors etc

look at the GIF the little flag held by the vma astronaut gets tangled in Avril's hair, and the whole thing is just her body reacting to the weird tangled feeling and trying to unstuck her hair from it can't believe this is even a thing 💀 🫶

from the coverage that this story will get because the videos are that bad and spicy, this story will get people interested in watching the videos are available online

the darkest thing ive seen happen on a live ever shame on TikTok for not stopping the live way earlier, its so extremely graphic and gorey, can't believe they let it run for minutes so many kids will have this **** as a core memory, this is not easy to forget, I can't believe kids had to watch this on a live and shame on this guy for being so selfish to actually do this knowing so many young minds would watch this, so extremely selfish on his part, awful human before, during, and after fame, not everyone needs redemption, not everything needs to be a perfect happy ending, what an awful person im so angry at him for doing this live

Kesha when writing supernatural

Dragostea Din Tei (Numa Numa) for me 3 young men singing an intensely emotional love plea the flamboyant flying-through-the-sky video the camp afterlife of the song via the Numa Numa meme

here is my theory from studying this phenomenon I believe in general male listeners do NOT like to hear the voices of women in terms of music they seek. Only gay or lgbt guys seem to be the type of male to seek music with female voices. But women, they are ok seeking out music with male vocals AND female vocals. This means there is a disproportionate push where more humans seek out music from male voices versus female in terms of the music market as a whole. end of theory 🤍

thank you Estonian queen Kerli for writing this (and stream Kerli's masterpiece walking on air!!!!) 🏙️🤍

i think she was never mentally prepared to be "famous" she admitted she was still a virgin at 30, that's a bit of a hint that something might have been a little "off" with her even before fame if not a single guy wanted to be with her in her 20s (?) and any famous person who's actually smart and knows how to play the game game knows that no matter how much you are flopping you should NEVER acknowledge the flopping publicly let alone do a whole press tour about it It's more about using your fame to TRICK the public to consume your songs (whether they want to or not) she doesn't seem to know how to use her fake to her advantage at all and the personality is so delusional and uninteresting that she should not give interviews at all she was famous by accident thanks to label-radio payola and didn't know what to do with it sorry im just tired of her blaming EVERYTHING on others but herself 💀

the song that proved she wasn't a one hit wonder an ESSENTIAL Nelly track 🤍

screen should have said BABY JUST SAID YES

Try deserves to be in best pop songs of all time conversations 🫶