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dumbsparce

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  1. Girl what? She's literally unknown outside of stan internet lmao
  2. Shakira for all 3.
  3. But the only ppl who know of her are the chronically online. She's not an Ed Sheeran or a Celine Dion who have fans with jobs and a life.
  4. Is this the film equivalent of Jeffree Star at Dollar Tree?
  5. Madonna & Britney's 543663 #2 peaking albums in the UK.
  6. Imagine being an unsuspected 15 year old gay in 2026 and stumbling across Britney's discography for the 1st time. Oh Godney
  7. It depends on how far in the right spectrum they are. If they're a far-right Nazi extremist, it absolutely is justifiable. If they're like MAGA (in my mind they're not the same as the Nazis bc we have an actual Nazi party in my country and they make the MAGGots look like angels ) or anything lighter than that I would be more sympathetic as long as they're not openly spreading anti-queer hate.
  8. Whatever feels natural for them. You're not necessarily trying to be relatable if you don't put on this pretentious God-like persona.
  9. Yeah but only if she opens her mouth fully and enounciates properly. The mumbling baby noises won't cut it for this particular song.
  10. I have fond memories of it. Red (song) was the first Taylor song I was obsessed with.
  11. I mean true, put random letters together and you have the name of a Bad Bunny song.
  12. So that's why it took a while for her to react to the latest Britney thread

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