KaledKalil
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The fact that people still don't understand that they are releasing things with the kpop pattern, where you rarely get full albums and it's only EPs and mini albums. It's not like it's just one single and done type of thing, they are usually promoting two or three songs for each release. With this EP they will have 15 songs, if it's 5 tracks like the last two releases, plus 5 other tracks from random singles/releases. In two years of releases they have pretty much the same amount of tracks that BLACKPINK had in 5 years.
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No sane gay person thinks less of a woman, specially pop singers, because of how they dress and how they act. They might have conflicts with their choices, depending on the situation, but it's never to deem them less of what they are. What the hell is he even talking about? I'm sorry, but he's such a loser. Can he name any queer artist as his references or all he knows is the cookie cutter Britney and Madonna type of pop? I find so stupid when queer artists want to use the gay card against their own community, when they themselves don't do the work. Btw, this interview being from the promotion of his book Supergay!: A Memoir. This man doesn't have any trace of personality besides being gay, what's there to like? He's such a leech to his sister that this is the information about his debut album "The album is inspired by Grande's journey through sobriety and his quest to find clarity, healing, and joy again, both during and after the process. He revealed that the terrorist attack at his sister Ariana Grande's concert in 2017, his inability to support his family after the events due to his addiction [...]", even about a situation as dark as a terrorist attack on his sister's concert, he feel entitled to use that as a way to promote his stuff. What is there to like about him, let's be honest?
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When everything else fails, just do a christmas album I guess?
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Embarassing lyrics, like really bad. The song is pretty whatever, not catchy enough imo. As for the performance, them "singing" a few seconds and letting the base do the rest, ok.
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The time (dirty bit) was their downfall imo. The beginning was a success, but it was beyond generic and disposable. And I say this as someone that listened a lot to BEP during my teenage years, Shup up, where is the love?, my humps and so many others were on heavy rotation on my mp3 player.
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Song is pretty bad. It's funny how she was giving something original with the first ep, but now it's all about "bad *******" and bla bla. It's giving Lisa Vixi alter ego.
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Fame comes in very shapes and forms, and what people would call a regular celebrity it's currently being replaced by being "famous online", aka influencers. This is the generation that grew up with the internet and they don't really care for full on celebrities like people used to. People care for authenticity more than unattainability. To be honest, it's much better to just be big with your audience as a influencer, and creating a community over whatever subject/content, rather than being what people would call celebrities, since you face a much smaller scale of scrutiny and you still get the "perks" of being famous: getting free stuff or making money out of promoting something, get invited to some parties and so on.
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You just know people are gonna use Eddie to death.
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