Weld_E
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What a fantastic debut album! I'm happy that she managed to carve her own path and achieve success independently after not being chosen for Katseye. It was a blessing in disguise tbh. Currently obsessed with Nicole Kidman.
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This is an excellent cohesive body of work. Every song explores a different sub genre, but the production tightly weaves the whole album together brilliantly. As soon as the album ends you want it to be played all over again. I'd Rather Be Alone, Nobody Want To Dance Anymore, and Popstar are the trinity of the album for me. Tinashe is very talented and I'm happy to see her finally get the flowers she deserved.
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From an objective perspective and judging the performance alone, it was a lackluster. From the perspective of the performer being a woman pushing 70s, who almost died in 2023 for bacterial infection and septic shock, was in a coma for four days, couldn't even walk from her bed to the bathroom, and has a severe cartilage loss and a damaged knee, it was a good performance. Happy?
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From the same night:
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The production on Popstar is more innovative and diverse. Tinashe's vocals are also more versatile compared to Charlie's, and the album as a whole showcases a wider range of musical genres.
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Yes? At least she's singing…
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You can't be serious. She's literally talking over a beat the whole song
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Well she did that too and we still didn't gag…
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What is the obvious you're trying to point out? I'm trying my hardest not to be shady, but what exactly is so impressive about that performance? More so, what part of that performance is Beyoncé incapable of doing today?
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Popstar. Madonna can only do so much with her mediocre vocals
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The production was great, albeit messy and chaotic at times, but nothing else stood out to me. Madonna's obvious lipsyncing and yoga moves were okay, so I don't know what yall are gagging about. It certainly isn't the best VMA performance in "years"
