Pop
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Tate McRae is what happens when a MAGA-coded basic white girl with zero talent and a face built for background roles in a Walmart commercial somehow fools the algorithm into thinking she's a star. Ugly, pedestrian, untalented, mid in every way, voice sounds AI generated, looks like she lost a fight with a TikTok filter, personality of a used sock. She's not an artist. She's a backup dancer with a record deal. Delete her.
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Disagree. They both do the same thing and it's positive. It's very hypocritical to critique Lady Gaga over this if you're a Madonna stan. Which is why I stan both - my culture vulture QUEENS
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There's nothing wrong with being a "culture vulture". All my favorite artists got inspired by different cultures and used it to make art. There's nothing wrong with that. Madonna for example is the queen of "culture vulturism" and her discography and performances wouldn't be nearly as iconic without it. This is a non-problem that was invented by American culture wars Twitter in the past 10 years.
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He needs to quickly go back to the sound of his previous album becuase this is bombing.
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How to end your career in two statements.
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This is who she chose to marry and keeps bragging about it. Sad. „In your life you'll do things greater than dating the boy on the football team"
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the gays said "perform for us, hoe" and she did MOTHER
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I find the Showgirl album genuinely awful sonically, but the cultural messaging is almost more disappointing. Taylor Swift was subjected to openly sexist attacks from the American president, yet she seemingly chose not to address any of that. Instead, we get what sounds like a response to Charli XCX's lyrics and bragging about being the woman a football player chose. That's where she wants to direct her energy? To me, the album feels weirdly MAGA-coded and anti-feminist: so much emphasis on being chosen by a man, with petty score-settling taking priority over anything more meaningful. There's nothing wrong with wanting marriage or celebrating a relationship. It's the framing that feels regressive, especially coming from someone whose public image has leaned so heavily on female independence. It almost feels like she's trying to distance herself from the "childless cat lady" image and reposition herself as more palatable to conservative, middle-American audiences. But if that's the intention, I don't see it working. The people who already see her as a liberal Democrat aren't suddenly going to embrace her because she sings about settling down with a football player. Meanwhile, that shift risks alienating people who connected with her independence in the first place. The whole thing comes across as smug, defensive, and exhausting. For someone with that much cultural influence, it's such a disappointing use of it.
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Any type of SI (Sexual Intercourse) can be problematic, but especially AI (Anal Intercourse).
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