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Bad_vocal_technique

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  1. Oh Not another combined versions slop. Anyway, happy for Dua. I really like this track.
  2. Using emojis for such serious things is so weird to me. Anyway, rip.
  3. she's coming across as extremely shallow. She needs some media training to not sound dumb or tone deaf. Lmao I hope she disappears soon.
  4. This obsession that indie and mainstream artists to regurgitating the 80's sound pallet has no end in sight.
  5. Good. They were only bringing the Line up down.
  6. Imagine in 50 years when the world looks down at the TS massive overconsumption histeria and we have to explain how painful it was to witness it all first hand.
  7. That's great! I will try to give it a listen.
  8. If it sounded like parody Latin America wouldn't have embraced it the way it did. On the 6? A Jlo album? This album won the Grammy for best album and stayed on the charts for years. Jno could never.
  9. I know it doesn't fit the narrative but it this had replaced My Way the album would be an 11/10 for me.
  10. Her Spanish sounds lovely here. Also, this was huge in Latin America.
  11. Does the original have 600 mill views on YouTube?
  12. Why are people disliking comments like this? Isn't this the most sensible opinion?
  13. 'My way' is a skip 8 times of 10.
  14. I have it on vinyl. Will play it today
  15. Beyonce conducting phony narratives to make music? Toilet paper found in restroom.

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