Vin
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I don't really see it. ...Vin
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Oh, he's going to CRASHOUT on social media again soon, isn't he? ...Vin
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If Ed Sheeran was SMART, he wouldn't address anything at all and just play the show as he normally would with no comment about it. That's PR 101. But celebrities today aren't smart. Those '90s/'00s celebs wouldn't say a thing... or say "no comment." Everyone forgot about "no comment." But because celebrities today are just as parasocial as their fans, they THINK they have to comment on every "controversy," whether it involves them or not. ...Vin
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WELL... Time to go back to singing about Liam. It's the only time you get moderate hits. ...Vin
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I like ADÉLA, I did predict her 2026 rise in 2025 after all, but Maria Kallastu kind of eats her up a little. Thank you, @Album Leak for letting us know about Maria Kallastu in SYG on March, 19, 2026 at 7:55 PM, because her album released this year, "DIGIPALAVIK," is fantastic. Get into these masterpieces from the album— What "Nicole Kidman" thinks it's doing: ...Vin
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Chair, giving its Reality Show confessional after the ordeal with Nicki Minaj. ...Vin
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When it's their time, other movements LOVE to LATCH ON to the success and progress of Black Movements (specifically Black American Movements in the United States) only AFTER the Black Community deals with the death, backlash, blatant racism and general pushback from ALL races, predominately White, but Latinos, Asian, Cubans, and more. So, you're never going to get a Black American nodding along to a person with White skin saying "this movement is comparable to yours." Because it's not. The only "comparison" is the worldwide "idea" of "fighting back," but EVERY SINGLE minority movement has their OWN journey and their OWN way to fight back. And when everyone was saying "Black Lives Matter," the other races were rolling their eyes and saying "All Lives Matter," and saying, "Why can't we leave politics out of sports and entertainment" when it comes to Black matters. Of course, when a White guy like Aaron Rodgers brings politics into sports and entertainment, then it's "Free Speech!" It always feels as though EVERYONE is against Black movements while it's in progress. It never feels that way for other movements from other minorities (in The United States). It's just not the same. And if you think attacking a Black woman for speaking on that is going to help your movement, you are sorely mistaken. I'd highly advise to leave the Black Community out of it and focus on that red-haired boy and the cheese company. ...Vin
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People say "it should be both," but still only criticize Sheeran. ...Vin
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Beyoncé already did that with "I Am... Sasha Fierce." And it was her worst album. But at least it was only 11 tracks. You made me listen to a 17-track ROACHelle album. Where everything sounded almost the same. So I'm blaming you for any artist who releases a long album in the future. Lana has acclaim. She doesn't need hits. ...Vin
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You're really out here just saying things, huh? I finished Miley Cyrus' album. Only decent records were "Let's Get Married" and "Neon Signs." The problem isn't so much the songs, but Cyrus' voice. Her voice is not gentle or malleable. It's rough and when she tries to sing these soft songs with her 90-year-old chainsmoker vocals, it CLASHES, in a bad way. Doesn't sound pleasant. If Lana Del Rey sung some of these songs, they would be HITS, especially "Neon Signs." Miley Cyrus trying to do lustful sex sounds on "Neon Signs" with her chainsmoker voice just cracks me UP. ...Vin
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Agreed. This was iconic. ...Vin
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@Reginald, this is what your signature looks like on PC (for me), if you didn't know: Could just be me or it could be everyone else, too. And @Rogue , did you ever look at your avatar reacting to your gif on PC: ...Vin
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