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It's not a competition, but if it was, she won. This is really good. It's exactly what I was hoping for.

The additional tracks on Spotify are all called Track #...?

It's my own assumption that if it wasn't causing so much discussion and discourse online that something would have been announced, either a formal announcement that she's out or that it's a legitimate hiatus. The consistent discussion keeps them alive online, whether it's good or bad.

From what I have seen, Gracie does have some talent. Stella is kinda mid. The success is exclusively because of the nepo. I'd LOVE to have just a little bit of this nepo-baby audacity in my day to day life.

If they went the way of splitting and doing Solo stuff, I can see them being like 5H or Little Mix. Some moderate success, maybe a single here or there. It's not to say they're not talented, but they're much more marketable as a group than soloists.

idk if I could handle the fact that I only saw the success I did because of being a nepo baby. there's no awareness of that it seems. its so cringe

This has to be mostly AI (like the art she's been sharing for it). It's so weird, there are parts I like (and then lots I don't) LOL

Out August 28 Queen of mid single releases.

K/DA definitely set a precedent for mainstream music's association with video games. They really need to release another. This registration lines up perfectly with an October Worlds 2026 tournament. Soyeon is releasing some solo music right away, so it'll line up perfectly with her promotions wrapping up. PLEASE LET THIS BE A THING IN OCTOBER.

This is the second child she has lost.

IF each of them releases 3-4 tracks, we can combine them and call it a Blackpink album...

His twitter Pfp is so weird.

She got the YG Virus and cannot release more than 3 tracks over a specific timespan.

Kinda giving me McKenna Grace vibes.

I'm REALLY hoping for You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home.

What's popular music-wise doesn't require a lot of vocal skill. What's marketable is people, not necessarily skills or genuine strong talent. People don't want to hear a band version of the latest viral hit with strong vocals, they want a "live in person" version of it. I definitely agree with her. The emphasis from record companies and associated businesses is commercial appeal. I'll never forgive Blackground for what could have been in terms of her career. I'm glad she's still involved, but they really fumbled her.

It sounds a lot like this tbh. Ashley Look At Me Toma Toma TikTok Song

She should have led with this one. This is a vibe. Very 2009-2012 girlie pop. After a few more listens, it's very Tate McRae coded too...

It better be AT LEAST as good as this bop UnLove You

The cover actually looks like a serve. I just heard the Ain't in LA snippet for the first time. It's already stuck in my head.

Dude the live version slaps hard. I'm used to her loud, yell-rapping, but it's cool to hear her chill side. After Like Jennie going relatively viral, I expected a harder sound, but I'm really digging what she's throwing down! Less than a Lover (Preview)

Weird to do a takedown after the event? I would be more understanding if it was beforehand, but the wedding was such a ******* spectacle that it's like "who gives a **** at this point". It looks weirder to do something about it than to just leave it. What's she trying to preserve?

I was literally JUST watching all of the old GRL performances. She had such a unique voice. An Icon.

Ok this actually sounds great. I played the snippet at 90% speed and it sounds even better.