Devin

+ the concept of making cases for the folded model.

iphone looks ugly and clunky. i could see there being recalls on that model. black 18 pro model >>>>

sea salt waffle chips + simple deli sandwhich >

now @James_Joint

this thread is SENDING me.

oh this will be a HIT in my household.

beyoncé, kendrick, sza, abel, usher, breezy.

alicia keys, summer walker, and lucky daye.

bathtub lowkey the best cover art of all them.

whatever juicy finna be, i hope it sticks for her.

20 tracks oh jhené coming to save r&b.

this feels more like a side project than music.

any update on the 4K music videos?

delete this pls.

39k will be the first week sales for act iii if she keep it up.

her entering this list is an achievement alone.

!!! the imperfections is a lost art in music videos today. the goal now is perfecting the visual, while many iconic videos we know were imperfect. many videos back then had BTS footage, bloopers, etc. as if they were starring in a blockbuster film. there was a discipline and passion in making the overall footage great. from executing the visual to choreo to fashion to props to easter eggs.

and now we’re stuck with “songwriters” that sing offkey.

it was a different hustle back then. music videos held the same weight as releasing a single. thats why artists would drop a single first, then a visual to keep the momentum going til they perform the song. labels would invest into MTV, BET, and etc. but that energy is more geared towards streaming. also in the 90s/00s we were just getting exposed to the Internet and visual concepts. so it was beneficial to see artist’s express themselves creatively. the artist could expand more into what the song means to them thus making it more iconic.

tomorrow’s projection - 400k this what happens when you let a song like g**** ***** on your album.

taylor is a unique case. she took the same formula as katy and turned it into a brand. since lover, the brand is more of a priority than the music itself.

i think MAYHEM was her experiment in blending all her influences into one album to appeal to all of her audiences. tbh she should keep that formula going.

All our faves have duds in their discography. Some were career-saving moves, some were questionable label decisions, and some just tried to be edgy. For me, its Bieber.

Lady Gaga (40) is one of the few veteran artists still actively contributing to pop music. But will her success continue into her 40s, or will this new decade bring a greater challenges for relevance and success? Career-wise she is on the right track, but also one of the biggest anomalies. Poll included but anon so the people can vote safely.

taylor at least beyoncé is reasonable with her shi