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I know the standard ATRL ***** doesn't like to read or be educated. But there's a lot of discourse around "elevator music" and ambient music, particularly regarding how trip-hop was perceived in the 90s and how it came to be associated with elegant, atmospheric spaces. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17499755211019974

That's so subjective. Depends totally on the mood. For example, not everyone wants to listen to Bad Romance or Abracadabra on repeat 24/7. And that's my point. Online, there is such a negative discourse about elevator music, and it is such a pointless take. No wonder you are claiming Taylor already as one, because it is mostly used for artists people don't like. Kinda pathetic tbh.

More interesting than cleaning the image of a pedophile. I'd like to see her perspective and all the things she has to say after what happened to her career.

Elevator music gently fills the awkward silence between people who wouldn't normally speak to each other. Mariah's and Sade's melodic voices are perfect for softly accompanying those moments. Just because the internet uses "elevator music" as an insult doesn't make it inherently bad.

Mariah (and Sade) This shouldn't be shade. "Elevator music" has this weird take online, but it is music that can help you concentrate while you are doing something. Imagine "No Ordinary Love" and "Honey" as you get to the 20th. Goals tbh. What's confusing, *****? @suburbannature

Not supporting unless she declares it herself as something official. If that doesn't happen, then this is just a move from the company that bought her catalog.

Yes! Add this: some MPGs are singers, yet they can't even use their voice as an instrument lol. No shade or no hate, but vocal talent, instrumental talent, and musical talent, which Gaga has all of, are not something mandatory to release bops or be iconic.

Not surprised because Dido was huge.

Being Xtina. She can travel everywhere and won't be recognized; I'd enjoy that anonymity after being at the top of my career for 10 years. She has enjoyed freedom almost all her career, and she has a good supporting system around. If her sister kicks her husband in an elevator, nobody will care. Pop fans disrespect her, but the industry doesn't, tho.

Why are you connecting those three ideas?

While I know she IS still an IT fashion girl, I just see her as America's response to Kate Moss, and Kate Moss is vastly superior in every fashion look.

which thread? I remember some user called him "the most sane person on this site"

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It doesn't sound so expensive, or are you just saying a quick number?

I don't get the "1 single, less promo" argument, because Taylor clearly is doing a different kind of promo, as she usually does, which is not focused on the music but on her personal life. And don't kill me, I adore The Life of a Showgirl, but let's not pretend that Taylor is "just chilling and collecting checks" while not doing promo, lol.

I'm happy for her record company, Anticipating, DMF, and Jigglypuff, all the people that care Happy that she doesn't care

I do hope it backfires.

A couple of posts before your post, someone said "capitalism" lololol.

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Yes. She is a bit cringy right now. She kinda lost the cool factor she had three years ago, which is not so long. She should take some time off.

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Tyla has such a weird vibe. She shouldn't retweet that, and I remember that "accident" with Rihanna during the MET gala. Like, it seems she wants to do a Black Swan Gaga/Madonna kind of thing, but the world is not the same as it was in 2010/2011. Kinda try-hard for such a flop.

Motomami and LUX

Open the schools!

I liked New York, but as the song says, "Paris and London, baby you can keep", I can fully agree that New York is aimed at a particular type of American or brainwashed pop culture followers expecting to have a Carrie Bradshaw-like life. I can keep Paris and London. In my opinion, Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, CDMX, Rome, Tokyo, and Barcelona are far more interesting. The Louvre, the Prado, the V&A Museum, the ancient surroundings of CDMX and ancient ruins in Rome, nightlife in Berlin (although it has changed quite a bit), the modernism in Barcelona and Paris, the traditional-versus-modernity vibe in London and Tokyo... It is frustrating when New Yorkers say that everything happens in their city (and if it doesn't, it is not valid). Seeing how the "city that never sleeps" in fact sleeps was quite the surprise too.