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R.E.M.

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  1. .... and honestly with the way the industry plays in her face? Deserved. She is one of the most talented vocalists ever, a consistent hitmaker, has never made an objectively bad album and critics/the Recording Academy refuse to give her props.
  2. petal: darker days ahead when
  3. the pannings being worse than GODsitions
  4. it's so people have to listen multiple times to understand what she's saying a mastermind
  5. Attitude — 100 Rolling Stone — 80 Shatter the Standards — 80 The Times — 80 P*tchfork — 65
  6. those albums sound nothing like each other, are you okay?
  7. yeah because lyrics like "no one fucks you like I do" and "good luck on your way to hell" are quiet girl at the library coded.
  8. they're a joke lol they gave TLOAS 100 too
  9. people expecting writing camp'd My Everything/Dangerous Woman reject songs in the big year of 2026 Ari has not been that artist since Sweetener. if she isn't belting it's because she is being deliberately understated in her delivery and using her voice in other ways (e.g., stacking vocals, adding harmonies to layer tracks, etc.) to tell a story
  10. AG9 here we come
  11. Team Ariana finally putting together a good PR campaign
  12. on my second listen already and wow, "kiss me" is an instant scalping
  13. facts, we have to be positive it wouldn't be a true Ari release week without mess
  14. "leakers" overhyped tf out of nowhere, nobody

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