Evenstar

Curse all of y'all who denied me the chance to get tickets

200km in the Wrong Lane was my first ever album and honestly they were the first ever "queer" text I ever encountered and I connected with it. I remember seeing the "All the things she said" single cover and it's this little animated image of them in bed together and to me it represented Julia kinda having anxiety / concern about their relationship / being together / worrying about what society would think of them, and it really spoke to me. PLUS on top of all of that their music was insanely catchy. It didn't really matter in the end it was all a marketing ploy - to 10-ish year old me it meant a hell of a lot and helped me to understand who I was.

her inability to not scream from the high heavens 5mins into every relationship is of course insane as a celebrity and kinda dooms things, but it's also endearing and her wearing her heart on her sleeve definitely wins people over

It was so good!! I was vibing af. Seeing Oklou was also such an unbelievable rarity, choke enough is just so exquisite and to get a glimpse of this demure lil digital fairy was so magic. My god the line-up was so good. Also obsessed with Pink pantheress since the show. She was soooooo cute and so concerned about the crowd. Anxious queen

Her All Points East show was just INSANE like mega mega superstar levels - I never really saw her as that kinda girlie before but no, she's not the same artist I saw at Melodrama or Solar Power tour, she is serving MAJOR mega performer. The entire thing was so epic - staging, lighting, effects, choreo, camera work, dancers kinda just f**king around on stage, it was so epic and fresh. Feel like she really somehow turn an "x ray" into a performance. Queen of queens! Feeling sorry for the people who don't get her and will only realise late in her career what an epic force she is.

Got to see her for the second time at All Points East festival just over a week ago and she was on at like 3pm which was so sick but my god her gigs are just too good. Tent POPPED off!

oh wow so the Deluxe really is coming I still can't stop blasting the album DAILY.

Just got back from being banned for three months and missing this whole era for a fatphobic comment But this era has been been absolutely incredible and the album beyond phenomenal. Missed the London pop-up show but I was on holiday in Paris so you win some, lose some. I did go to the pop-up London event the other week where they blasting this great big hall of screens (forgot what it's called but everyone in London knows what it is, by Tottenham Court Road station) with Confessions 2 music and taking birthday greetings for M. it was cute and some stans all dressed up there.

Madonna LEGEND!

How are you all still talking about this

I need people to start posting their BMI with their online takes cause it's giving friendless. People need to come up with better ways for attention than victimhood and pointing out what's "offensive" - it's not 2017 any more! The world is burning, the environment is collapsing, geopolitics are collapsing and the power of evil multi-billionaires is growing. I've only got time for real problems.

So many occassions where the song switches up and has a groovy outro. Margo XS / Frost Children / Porches laptops were getting BURNING HOT in the production and mixing of all this legendary output

Born This Way Ball and it's not even close - that huge f-ing castle stage swinging open CHANGED things!!!!!!!!! Gliding around during "Bloody Mary", recreating the motorcycle O.G. album cover on "Heavy Metal Lover"... like c'mon now.

I always found it funny how on "Team" Lorde sang "I'm kinda over getting told to put my hands up in the air, so there." Meanwhile Bonnie wrote Taio Cruz's "Dynamite" aka. "I throw my hands up in the air sometime, seeing a-yo, gotta let go" Bonnie definitely took it personally But I know she's also a mega fan of Lorde and, when asked, said "Royals" was the song she dreamed of writing. Whatever - she got her hits in MANY other ways

You know they're not that sharp