Toxic Love

None of these seem to get much love from fans nowadays so I'm interested to see which one will come on top. Vote and discuss

I will not be sharing my account but to be sort of on-topic I'll say one thing: Letterboxd reviews are quite possibly the most aggressively unfunny thing to ever exist. Why are the top reviews of every damn movie always some corny Twitter meme or some random quirky story that has nothing to do with the movie at all? Ugh, I hate them so much

Thinking about how this masterpiece got me into K-Pop back in 2017 and it still sounds so fresh, whew

I appreciate how this song is decent but not anything amazing. A song too good would have been too much to handle after the slayage of Pose (her best bonus track not titled Do Ya Thang)

The Carly shade wasn't necessary

Stella Lefty in an album titled "Nobody Wants This" There's a very low-hanging fruit joke to make here

Between this and that awful single she titled "Don't Chart" it feels she's in her masochist era

One of your wishes is that Pitchfork reviews one of your fave albums... to give it a 7.9? Not exactly shooting for the moon there

Enjoy it while it lasts!

When I'm in a low-effort ragebait competition and my opponents are @Delicate @Wildflower99 and @AmericanIdol

That Narnia trailer having 50 million views but only 86k likes. Their K-Pop serve

I don't care for this song but "have nothing to say" has always been one of the dumbest critiques from stans to pop girls. I'm not looking for Fiona Apple-lyricism from Tate McRae. A bop will suffice

@Distantconstellation that b*tch is stealing your gig!

Both are better than the Depeche Mode song (ooh I know a 50-year-old RateYourMusic user just had a heart attack after I wrote that )

What a coincidence. I recently discovered a unique alt-pop girl from the early 2000s thanks to Kylie Minogue Get into her!

What I see is future #1 smash hit Met my match right there in the OP!

A Now, Now thread? Let me take this as an opportunity to stan this masterpiece

PPP is abhorrent both lyrically and sonically. HATE how so many people think a song only has "substance" if it's slow. Let's leave that line of thinking to 60-year-old rock fans

You asked how Abracadabra aged for us. Why should I care if the song has longevity on a streaming platform to decide if I still like it or not

Why do so many people here judge whether a song aged well or not depending on its daily streams. Can y'all not think for yourselves?

One of the most homophobic things I've ever seen written in this site

Another serve like this pls