YourFavoriteWeapon

Is it about his daughter?

Mte

The movie from 2011 >>>>>>>>

Bop, this and Fantasy

Bye forever

The thing is I didn't see much attention towards that at all outside ATRL IMO the biggest thing she's ever said/done to deserve criticism is hitting her children

Calling a woman a vending machine in reference to her (false) pregnancy? ******* disgusting. The fact that you have an issue with the "narrative" of me defending a rape victim against someone like Hasan who mocked her rape ia disgusting.

Dave's Hot Chicken outsold

Me except I'd pay $1K to see her.

I don't know but that's something I've thought about too, I've never seen anyone with her in an avi/signature/Topsters list, same with Celine

Her mind

On her 2008 debut album, Hot Like Wow, she has a song called Bounce where in the 2nd verse she says: Five songs after, on the self-titled song N. a. D. I. a. O. H., she says this in the 2nd verse: And as you can see, "those other girls just ain't the same" follows both lyrics. I always thought it was a really creative choice for her to include this in the album, as what might've been written off as a generic dance pop album that could've been released by anyone showed that it had a lot to say. There aren't many albums in the vein of hers that follow a clear thematic story, and to have her announce that she was not off the chain to now being off the chain (while the girls just ain't the same), in her words, showed that she had a clear vision in the way that on N. a. D. I. a. O. H, she contradicted what she originally said in Bounce, which can either be viewed as Nadia showing an example of contradiction or growth. Either way, it truly felt like she was channeling Walt Whitman, one of the great American poets, with his iconic quote: Nadia Oh the legend you are