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ShouldersSideways

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  1. I don't get the feral need to defend these women (and some men) on here. I don't think any of them are terrible people, but they're all out of touch and can't get enough. It's a trap many people would fall into, including those here who are criticizing them. Money corrupts most people. We can enjoy the good parts of them and their music without pretending as if they're above reproach.
  2. Sincerely, one of the most badass business moves by a pop star ever. Dolly had such great intuition and business acumen, despite coming from a literally dirt poor childhood.
  3. I can afford a $150 vinyl. But I'm not the target audience because I'm the same person who bought the act i and act ii vinyls and has no idea where they are
  4. She is one of the very, very few people who got her flowers while she lived. I'm certain she knew how much she meant to people.
  5. I think this is a reasonable time to criticize her. I still believe something went askew with Act III, and this is her way of making a quick cash grab off of the people who will click purchase on anything she does. But let's not pretend y'all don't go overboard sometimes
  6. So people are supposed to spend roughly $250 to get the full collection of songs for a 20 year old album?
  7. If they were going to do this, I wish they'd started with DIL in 2023. This feels so... haphazard and random.
  8. The idea of people crying listening to Dolly and then Tyrant coming on shuffle Am I your husband? Because I thought that until just now.
  9. What else is new
  10. I do feel for the people in the videos who probably felt like their lives were about to change. We're resigned to it now so it doesn't seem that serious, but the fact Renaissance came out in 2022 and we don't have a video is insane
  11. I don't think either one of them is wrong. Saying you find stunt dressing tacky isn't an attack on someone's character, and stunt dressing because you enjoy it isn't a bad thing either It's refreshing to see a celebrity have an actual opinion, tbh
  12. The crazy thing is I really don't care anymore It can come in 2030. Congrats Beyonce you win
  13. Okay, but it's actually hilarious that they're spending so much time digging through the archives, and so far they have: A young Beyonce sitting in a (possibly gay) man's lap and Beyonce in the early 00s saying she didn't listen to country growing up, as if that's a gotcha regarding her album released in 2024. It's one thing to be miserable, but to be miserable and a failure? Truly emulating Onika J. Trump
  14. That video isn't a gotcha. Her interest in the genre came from Daddy Lessons and being treated poorly at the CMAs. She pretty much said as much herself. The only people who would see that video and think she's a fraud are people who already hate her.
  15. That person is a Nicki Minaj stan. That should tell you everything you need to know.

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