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The show was pretty great. My one complaint is still the pricing honestly…there were some standard lower bowl tickets available the day of and they were still being sold for like $275 CAD. I was able to get one of the $180 priced ones a few days earlier though and the seats were pretty good

Really not understanding the seethe here lol. She doesn't like touring and a residency would be easier to fit into her life. Like am I missing something or is this not a perfectly reasonable thing to say

Gay ppl are more likely to still be dating around at that age so it helps to stay competitive That being said I don't think theres as drastic of a difference irl. I feel like attractive men are just noticed more in general so their 'gay' attributes are easier to spot, whereas everyone else is kind of invisible+assumed to be straight unless theyre feminine presenting.

Those Revival numbers aren't bad at all imo…it's over a decade old and there were many much bigger singles released that year. Lose You to Love Me pulls decent numbers too.

"Fat" is kind of a broad category, it really depends on actual bf%, your frame, and fat distribution (including on the face).

Tbh you have a window from 21-35 or so where you're at your physical peak. It's really quite uncommon to actually look BETTER in your 30s, unless maybe you started lifting and stuff in your late 20s. Even then, you still would have peaked higher had you started earlier

Being thin at 6'7 vs at 5'0 is not really comparable . But people do make fun of him all the time for it tbh

A Metascore in the 60s is about as bad as it gets nowadays, they should have moved the cutoff for "generally favourable" up to 70 at some point. It's not a very useful system if the worst reviewed albums of the year are grouped with 80/100s. Showgirl is the best album here tho

I haven't revisited Billie's album much since 2024 because I find it kind of boring now. Olivia's album is pretty great

C2 improves on so much I feel like it's not even close. Confessions 1 has a really weak second half; it's kind of exhausting getting through it towards the end and it's not even particularly long. Also for an album called Confessions on a Dance Floor I feel like she barely says much of anything? Like she tries to get more personal towards the end but it's kind of whatever comments on her life as a celebrity and the production gets less and less interesting. C2 honestly has neither of these problems, it's much much more exciting front-to-back and the lyrics are honestly some of her best written ever. She has so much to say and it works in a way the original does not. I was fully expecting the lines about the dancefloor/dance music to just be corny and for her to not have much to say about her life but I was wrong.

Inspiration does not justify credit on its own lol the songs as a whole are just not that similar. Also the insinuation that Olivia wanted to sneakily bite off Taylor like she didn't go out of her way to credit her on a different song before its release is so

The idea that he mocked her for having cancer, or even that he singled out her lyrics about having cancer as being "whiny" is not really even true. I guess everyone saw the same tweet 2 years ago and ran with it?

it's great but some 'issues' i have w the album include tracks like Spanish Eyes and Cherish not needing to be there Keep it Together runs a little long and the hook isnt particularly catchy. Honestly Express Yourself has this problem too, it's kind of clunky in that way. Til Death Do Us Part just doesn't work, and i could be totally wrong here but it almost feels dated for 1989. I will always defend Love Song and Dear Jessie though

I can't believe the meth thing wasn't just a bit

I liked HMHAS a lot when it came out, but after revisiting it more recently I just felt a bit disappointed.