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RIP to a legend :(

I even thought that, if it's "Rapture," they might end up using takes from the "Rapture" dance video that's being used in the tour shows. Just something so the band isn't left with only one single in the era. The band in some warehouse making fierce look and a few parts of the dancers' video.

I wouldn't be mad at it, provided she puts out a good visual for the intro. As long as the band doesn't pull an 'Imperfection' again, I'm good.

I really hope it's 'Rapture', it's currently my favorite from the album

An album that divinely captures a night at the club, from the beginning of the evening to sunrise. I loved it

LOVEEEEE

In reality, the fanbase's hatred toward Jen stems from the fact that she had an Instagram group chat with several moderators of fan pages dedicated to her. In this group, she would constantly leak confidential information about the band and share content, unreleased dates, snippets, the band's hotel locations, and who caught COVID. She also mocked Amy for having moments of anxiety and for her desire to work on movie soundtracks. The band's management eventually found out about this group and put her in "quarantine," telling her to stay off social media while they decided her fate. She got angry and accused the people in the chat of leaking the group, which led one of the members to go on Twitter and expose a fraction of what was going on, complete with some screenshots and info. After that, even more of her "dirty laundry" started coming to light. The photographer who shot the session for her album, Inzenity, commented on a fan page saying that Jen never paid her (or took forever to pay, I don't remember exactly) for the photoshoot, and that she used to talk trash about Evanescence. To this day, the band has never made a scene or spoken ill of her; publicly, she was let go "amicably." Because of this, she's been playing the victim in interviews and making jokes as if she had no idea why she was kicked out.

the cancellation

You nailed it. She was competent at what she did, but she never had that 'spark.' Being professional is about so much more than just playing well; attitude matters a lot. Burning bridges with a band like Evanescence is, at the very least, a total lack of strategic vision for her own career.

Exactly! The energy feels so much more authentic now

Oh, the fanbase is going to absolutely love this one.

Brazilian fans truly deserve this content. It was the largest solo show of the band's career, featuring the most passionate audience in existence.

We're in the year of crazy covers, aren't we?

I just watched the music video. Wow, it's incredible! It reminded me so much of the series 'POSE'

The live is cool, let's hear the studio version