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Subversive

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  1. What about this song in particular feels any more polished than UL, Cannibalism, BM, etc? The voice filter, vocal performance, verse melodies all sound as raw and DIY as anything on WG - meaning really not even that raw. The greatness of this combo era is how she's balanced pop melodies with much grittier elements - which HB does just as well
  2. I suppose this is the closest flip to OLD FLING$ since she's the one "creeping"? this is the definitely the most pop-lush song of the era besides UL this chorus is phenomenal for me
  3. This would've been a bandaid on my mood if the midterms had gone the other way but no this is just the cherry on top like come on
  4. it's far from my favorite FN outtake but it definitely could've been the album closer in place of Boys Will Be Boys. I truly want to hear her unfiltered thoughts of releasing Not My Problem over it or other outtakes
  5. I wish she hadn't censored herself and kept the demo's pre-choruses. They break up the song from being as repetitive and are the best allusion to the follow up that would be UV Hit me, my darling, tonight I don't know why, but I like it Gotta get back to the wild Give it up, give it up, live it up, live it up
  6. the transparency is great. hope strucutral change comes to help artists not have to struggle so much to tour
  7. Vers 2 and 3 might be one of my favorite moments on Blackout glad talent is being praised
  8. I suggest don't go ATVing with him when you're out west
  9. Canada Dry…oh he's still got it. Some other tracks are questionable as were the single choices but I'll forgive just for that CD outro
  10. The "we used to be a family that could actually talk about politics" sentiment so many bring up is so hilarious since that's quite literally never been the case. Obviously there's gradients to polarization but to act like speaking up about any thing you care about today is uniquely divisive is baffling and fully willful ignorance
  11. Vinyls out then. Album is out Dec 4 It's like Lana's Paradise - makes more sense conceptually and with time constraints (her year has been nuts) to make a full. 9 is pretty great for the concept imo
  12. Subversive replied to Cain's topic in Base
    that first pic...oh wow. i can see a billion photos of her and yet now and then she still manages to suprise me how stunning she is
  13. Everything about how this has gone shows why the death penalty should not be a thing. So easy to say she deserves it (she does) but the realities of how to do it and the legal challenges leading up to it are such a waste when life penalty is enough
  14. if it wasn't for my masseuse and music I would've k-worded myself years ago this is a personal attack
  15. Calling this an op-ed and featuring it is as self-absorbed and oblivious as a lot of what Taylor has been doing over the past two years

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