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Loud only good thing about Loud were the first three singles (which all sound dated af nowadays) + Man down and Skin so I'm going with TFM.

I mean, yes but her albums went #1 - #6 - #1 - #7 - #168 - #17

I wouldn't say it sounds dated, it was just overplayed.

And now every major drag race guest does the same. Her impact.

The first two singles were just cute but DNH sounds amazing, I'm hyped again.

The way everything that involves her is tacky af.

Not really cause now because of streaming everyone "consumes" the album right when it comes out so deluxe editions coming months after the release can help the eras last longer.

Sounds like a bop.

The "i need you guys to follow me" seems like it's a campaign for something, maybe his comeback, but I don't think he's actually crazy, he's doing it on purpose.

No way that's what excited me the most about this era.

Wait.

MTE. The thing is she's not enough to do something like what Charli, Tove Lo or Carly Rae Jepsen have done. Her music is very bland and forgettable.

That's huge for her.

This and the Charlie Puth line explains why her music is so bad, she has tragic taste.

She looks prettier with dark eyebrows and she looks more edgy with bleached eyebrows. She can pull off both.

Whoa, Nelly! spawned two top 10 hits in the Hot 100 so no.

did it? it sounded like a generic pop/house song to me since the first moment I listened to it.

Her last EP was amazing so I'm perched. The nerve to talk about still trying while stanning two hasbeens.

Do we know when will she be releasing the music video?

She said he was the first person to offer her a fashion campaign and opened her to that world.

I liked this more than I expected. I like a lot of her music but sometimes the happy hardcore stuff is too much for me. This album in the other hand is very chill (for her standards), I didn't skip any track for the first time.

So hideous I couldn't even listen to the whole thing.

What a bop hoping it goes viral.

We been knew. RAYE, Chappell, Lola Young, Adison Rae, Lorde, Caroline Polachek, Kim Petras, Brooke Candy and more have talked about how supportive she is to women.

I loved KGB (my favorite song of hers so far) but this sounds kinda awful.