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Since OTR. That's when she became Jay-Z 2.0. But she's been showing some of it during ST too. I remember when they did the charity shows for Global Citizen and each woman had something to say about the communities they're about to help and Bey's answer was something along the lines of .... 'I'm really happy we raised so much money' or something like that and nothing about what they're there to support

"Bean Counters," the lead single of Rose Bean and Daisy Dove's collaborative album, Beanie Babies, is out this Friday.

I don't know but as soon as I saw the 'Luv' I laughed so hard!! lol

Even the title of the album is cringe af

Silence - by nature - cannot be explicit. Lol

I don't listen to them in the first place. But if I'm already listening to them and it's only now surfacing, I will continue to listen to them if they meet my conditions: They wear or have worn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ And if they are _ _ _ _ Otherwise, forget it

Her last name too like how do you even say that

The question mark, I can understand a little bit. In old Hollywood, there was a belief that using "?" in titles is unlucky So the music industry naturally adopted that (see also: "Do You Know Where You're Going To," "What's Love Got To Do With It," "How Deep Is Your Love" and songs like it). Also, during the CD era, some players and some computer software cannot render "?" properly, especially in early '80s/early '90s machines. Not really a problem nowadays but you can see why the practice persisted.

I mean, I wouldn't rely on Taylor Swift who always misreads/misunderstands the works she references. Case in point: Has Taylor Swift Actually Read Hamlet? And, If So, Did Sh...There's nothing worse than demeaning a woman with regard to her "comprehension" of something. As if women don't get enough grief/aren't already questioned constantly whenever they say anythin…

My fave is guilty since Lemonade. So annoying.

God damn. I keep saying "IF WE" that it doesn't sound like real words anymore. IF WE IF WE IF WE The f**k

Because the title sets the tone. See how Ava Max called her album 'Don't Click Play' so people did as they were told? If you're telling people 'It's Not That Deep,' then why bother? There's nothing to gain, you said.

Same!!! Like enough. Even back then, they were doing stylized capitalization in the album covers but it doesn't mean that's how you should capitalize them properly! People still used the standard capitalization in writing. Now you have to adhere how it's written exactly . . . and some of these artists don't even know what title case is and what the rules are, which I guess is part of the reason I always correct it in my collection though. Otherwise it's an eyesore.

True. And there's like a bunch of these 'name' only titles in that album! I also dislike when they just use someone's name as the title (e.g. 'Elizabeth Taylor' or 'Tim McGraw' or 'Paul McCartney' or 'Eddie Vedder'). Like...?

Or sometimes they deliberate choose a title that hasn't been mentioned anywhere in the song. It works sometimes but if every song in the album is like that, it's just annoying