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supaspaz

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  1. Pop radio generally does not play older artists. It’s always been a format for young people.
  2. Do you have a Google alert for Britney’s name? I gotta know how you always manage to show up first in a thread!
  3. No, that song was doing something far more subversive and interesting. This is the female version of “A Bar Song.” It’s always going to be a country song that crosses over to pop that breaks longevity records. No botting farms to blame, just the realities of genre formats.
  4. Did you hit your head?
  5. So she's removing annoying stan accounts from the internet? You know, I might have to support her on this one.
  6. The song that turned me into a pop music fan!
  7. I really promise it’s coming!
  8. Blaque especially deserved better. They knocked it out of the park repeatedly. “808” is a masterpiece.
  9. You misspelled “So Gone”
  10. It’s probably a 10 from me. I have loved it since I was a teenager. But I am a Brandy stan for life, so I always have to keep some hate for Ms. Goon.
  11. You love to come through with a terrible opinion!
  12. Don’t. That’s the one great H.E.R. song.
  13. An “Amazing” denier. Sad!
  14. The thought of Michael Jackson’s gay ass singing “If You Had My Love” Is hilarious, though!
  15. J. Lovers really exist in a different universe. Her entire music career exists as a revenge fantasy and you don’t think there were shenanigans happening behind the scenes?

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