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MALAMENTE

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  1. Yeah, because they definitely can't on Spotify
  2. I have a job, but nice try
  3. i'd let him jung his kook in me
  4. Yes, starting from age 4 or so.
  5. Where's LADY GAGA And why is Madonna here when she already has it
  6. LYLALS was recently certified 7x Platinum in the US. It went 6x in July 2024 and 5x Platinum in 2023. If the song keeps getting certifications at this pace, it will reach Diamond at the beginning of the next decade. It has recently increased in daily streams on Spotify though, and it seems to be that sort of song that always is used in social media and therefore will keep afloat (and it is a 2010s classic) so I hope it can somehow get there by 2029. It would be cool. WDTA and Calm Down are probably pretty close too.
  7. Can't Be Tamed was everything back then to me so I will choose that one
  8. This song feels like a continuation of some of the Something Beautiful tracks but also having its own identity. It is really catchy! I think I will like it. They need to burn down that set though
  9. Single late January, album March probably. Or Feb and April if she wants it to coincide with her alleged Coachella headlining stint
  10. I dont like that she is apparently dropping the last name like sorry but Miley Cyrus is more powerful than just Miley
  11. Only when it is necessary. I hate when fans act passive aggressive or flat out just mean to them all the time for absolutely no reason.

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