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Whatever helps y'all sleep at night, I guess.

You're Still the One w/ Zedd

Thank God I stopped giving a **** about country music (unless it comes from Kacey Musgraves, Dolly Parton and Shania Twain).

I need $5,000 (and more) for just dealing with this administration.

Yeah, I never intend on touching their collaboration albums. As a matter of fact, I can confidently say her Porter Wagoner album is probably my least favorite at the moment, it's got a few hits but several mids & duds. Her vocal performances on her albums in the late 70s scratches so many itches in my brain. A lot of her albums have all the songs saved in my library (The Seeker/We Used To included) I did, however, mute re-recordings from the albums to keep it less repetitive.

Yeah, I've found a few duds and a few that weren't necessarily bad, just mid. I can say my absolute least favorite so far is I'll Oilwells Love You (which I found out was one of her least favorites as well). After listening to Great Balls of Fire, Dolly surpassed Taylor and has the most liked songs of all the artists in my library. And I haven't even started on the 22nd album yet

Ooh, I found the base! Huzzah! I've always been a fan of this legend, but I've planned on going through the queen's gigantic discography instead of just knowing her general hits. I started just mere weeks before her passing and I'm so far finished with her '60s and '70s records (I only plan on going through her solo albums). The ones I've already stanned: Drives Me Crazy, Better Get to Livin', Faith, If You Hadn't Been There, Baby I'm Burnin', World On Fire, Here You Come Again, I Will Always Love You, 9 to 5 and Jolene. The essential highlights I've found along the way: Great Balls of Fire, Sweet Summer Lovin', Star of the Show, I Wanna Fall in Love, Sure Thing, Two Doors Down, (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher & Higher, Light of a Clear Blue Morning (quite literally a top 5 highlight in her repertoire), Boulder to Birmingham, All I Can Do, We Used to, The Bargain Store, Love Is Like a Butterfly, Cracker Jack, My Tennessee Mountain Home, Joshua, Golden Streets of Glory, My Blue Tears, Coat of Many Colors, In the Ghetto, He's A Go Getter (the wordplay on this chef's kiss), In the Good Old Days When Times Were Bad, Something Fishy, Dumb Blonde, God's Coloring Book, Help, Most of All Why, Touch Your Woman and the absolute heartwrenchers that are Letter to Heaven and Me & Little Andy. Although it seems like I've barely crossed half of the finish-line, I've already saved over 200+ songs. Currently my favorite record is New Harvest...First Gathering... what a gem!

The Dolly x3 album is next on my list, so I'm very excited to hear these 👀

Going through her discography (I'm about to start on the '80s albums) and I found some BAWPS. I know this one is a hit in her discography, but I actually listened to it for the first time and it's easily in my top 5 of her songs. I'd say if I had to pick my favorite record, it's so far New Harvest...First Gathering Also if you want your heart ripped out of your chest...

@ the grim reaper

The album version.

The Fame: 12 (13 for the US release) The Fame Monster: 14 Born This Way: 15 ARTPOP: 18 Joanne: 21 Chromatica: 24 MAYHEM: 29

20s are stupid.

Whatever helps y'all sleep at night, I guess.

More like $9.04

The elevator doesn't quite make it to the top floor, does it?

Carly Rae AND Miley dropping on my birthday?!

Fixed it for you.

A new song, "Boots" with Kane Brown is coming out on Friday.

TOP SONGS 1. Lady Gaga - LoveGame 2. Lady Gaga - Judas 3. Lady Gaga - Poker Face 4. Lady Gaga - Paparazzi 5. Lady Gaga - Scheiße 6. Britney Spears - Toxic 7. Lady Gaga - Summerboy 8. Lady Gaga - Vanish Into You 9. Lady Gaga - Disease 10. Lady Gaga f/ Colby O'Donis - Just Dance 11. Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande - Rain On Me 12. Ariana Grande f/ Zedd - Break Free 13. Lady Gaga - Abracadabra 14. Lady Gaga - G.U.Y. 15. Lady Gaga - Money Honey 16. Lady Gaga - Paper Gangsta 17. Lady Gaga - Aura 18. Lady Gaga - Beautiful, Dirty, Rich 19. Lady Gaga - I Like It Rough 20. Lady Gaga - Replay TOP ALBUMS 1. Lady Gaga - The Fame 2. Ariana Grande - petal 3. Lady Gaga - MAYHEM 4. Lady Gaga - Born This Way 5. Lady Gaga - Chromatica 6. Lady Gaga - ARTPOP 7. Britney Spears - In the Zone 8. Charli XCX - Music, Fashion, Film 9. Britney Spears - Britney 10. Ariana Grande - eternal sunshine TOP ARTISTS 1. Lady Gaga 2. Dolly Parton 3. Ariana Grande 4. Britney Spears 5. Michael Jackson 6. Taylor Swift 7. Charli XCX 8. Carly Rae Jepsen 9. Shania Twain 10. Rihanna • Lady Gaga earns her fifteenth number one song with LoveGame, extending her lead for most number one songs. LoveGame previously peaked at the runner up spot, behind her own song, Rain On Me. Speaking of being blocked by her own song, Judas has become the next victim. • Ariana Grande earns her highest peaking album, with petal taking the runner up spot. This becomes her first #2 album. I would also like to make an honorary memorial post to the iconic queen of country, Dolly Parton, who left us last week at the age of 80. Among her numerous chart-topping albums & songs (such as the iconic classics Jolene, I Will Always Love You and Here You Come Again), a slew of accolades and praise, let us also remember her philanthropic work: - Dolly's Imagination Library donating monthly books to children to increase their literary skills when they first walk through the doors of elementary schools. - Donating to help vaccination research to slow down a pandemic that ravaged the world. - Reaching out and donating to families that lost their homes in the 2016 Tennessee wildfires. These are just a few things she has done in her philanthropic work, but let it be known that she was known for more than just her music, she was known for her gracious donations, her hilarious sense of humor and bubbly personality. I know this seems like a cliché way to wrap this post up, but... Dolly, I Will Always Love You! 🩷🦋

This is the end.