Lasso

that's lana for you lol.

i think lorde is best remembered for melodrama these days. her daughters are usually identified by copying the bridges on that album, not pure heroine

i feel like bad guy was everywhere, while boaf is more of an internet thing. i like birds better, though

charli is a huge britney fan and a. g. cook has mentioned femme fatale as one of his production influences so i don't see why not

is she ever not annoying?

oh lord i see it

i don't mind b-sides for droplets, but when it comes to album singles, i'd rather have double a-sides, or at least have the b-side be on the album. i do see how releasing a song as a b-side is better than not releasing it at all, but i rarely listen to songs that aren't on albums, so if it if it doesn't make the album cut i probably won't even know it exists

if someone tweets a screenshot showing they were blocked it's like. okay. but going out of their way to record a video, edit it etc makes the person look so needy. tiktok's funny

good taste

i have to disagree from the amount of viral posts about her concerts alone.

i don't like My Tears Ricochet and This Is Me Trying, but the other tracks are some of the best Taylor songs

saw someone say she's having some sort of bpd crisis and i've chosen to believe it cause girl what is this

bad musicians like bad music? shocking

ok

the name is cute and fits her music. people will really put anything to blame here lol on topic: it might just be her style. she's much more indie/alt than olivia or chappell, so her music is a tough sell for superstardom. i guess being under dirty hit doesn't really help either

as lacking as every little thing she does.

she started her career as a dancer and is constantly practing her skills and learning new styles, most singers can't compare.

not this

i don't think sabrina's next record will be as big as SNS. it probably won't hurt her image as a fun popstar with dance bops, and might still have some hits, but i believe it'll be seen as her radical optimism — massive hype and media coverage, but disappointing numbers. chappell is in a more complicated situation. as big as her singles are, it feels like she still doesn't have a proper footing in the music world, and people don't really know how to deal with hear. will she change her persona/sound? will she keep being as outspoken as she is now? will she learn how to deal with fame? how will the public/the media react towards her next career moves? her future is kind of an open question rn.

she invented women so in a sense yes she also invented lesbians

don't we all?