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you trying to drag child? seethe that charli is the embodiment of feces that a fly wouldnt even eat
Stefan;93638353 said:it also stans for 1D.
Dont come for me not when you just said Katy Perry makes better music than Taylor, disturbing
You Know Nothing
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The accuracy. Now let me go to bed.
The accuracy. Now let me go to bed.
Wafflecakes
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Stefan;93638353 said:it also stans for 1D.
Taylor stans coming for 1D stans..... the irony a tew much.
Taylor leagues above nearly everyone ever mentioned this thread, and MOST threads
Can't expect a 1D fan to comprehend her depth tho
Wafflecakes
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Says the guy who stans the shallowest album of 2013...... 20/20.
Barely made my top 25 m8.
Besides, 20/20 is certainly not immune to criticism but throwing out "shallow" in the pop thread of all places is pretty shallow all in itself.
If anything 20/20 should have been willing to go shallow, might have gotten a proper banger out of it.
Wafflecakes
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You were the one who brought up depth sis............
In terms of depth,
Taylor exceeds pop standards (not saying all that much)
JT meets pop standards
1D meets kid-pop standards
None of which necessarily matter. Nadia Oh is more shallow than any of them and also better than any of them. The difference here, is that 1D and Taylor both attempt to be emotionally manipulative, and if you attempt that in a shallow way you're going to look like a complete goober. JT on 20/20 isn't really attempting to manipulate you into feeling a certain way, so emotional depth isn't really a big issue (creative depth is, but he's got that for sure).
btw i put no thought whatsoever into that so its probs time for me to take my leave u_u
tali'zorah84
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*coffin fall gif* I'm done.
AyaisMUsikWhore
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I mean can somebody who stans for the Narcolepsy Experience (Parts Done and Who included) even come for "boring".
But why come for JT. The 40/40 experience Part 1 was amazing. Part 2 was whack.
AyaisMUsikWhore
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WhereAreMahDragonz
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Leona Lewis
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PARTITION
FLAWLESS
BLUE
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FLAWLESS
BLUE
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So, wait. In 2014 we'll see:
Taylord
The Dalai Lana
Solange
Katy B
Pretty sure I didn't miss anyone
SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR
WhereAreMahDragonz
Banned
OMG Sky please eat it's good for you girl ;_;
WhereAreMahDragonz
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I bet Natalia could audition and still be more successful than she is now
#Justice4Trouble
I was talking to the owner of the circus and not the animals. Sit.
If you mean ironic culture milestones never.
PowderedToast
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still quietly absorbin dis record
i don't think beyonce is intelligent enough to avoid the countless pitfalls one has to check when making a feminist pop album. it is pretty messy. like you can't go from a feminist speech about patriarchy and women's predetermined roles in society and then come in preaching to girls that they're flawless. the idea of having flaws or being 'perfect' is a patriarchal ideal. you are playing their game by even talking about that stuff.
i think madonna articulated feminist issues more effectively with true blue than beyonce does here - nothing here punches like papa don't preach or live to tell - but the fact that i'm even bringing true blue into the conversation is a good thing for beyonce. i'm being harsh but that's because the album actually sets a standard for itself, it does more than anything her contemporaries have ever bothered to attempt.
it's still a very good effort and does a lot right. i think pretty hurts has the most resounding and effective message (i'm not rly here for 'i'm sexual' songs), though i think it would work better w/o the beauty pageant angle. the issue is much more universal and wide-reaching than jus that subculture.
i don't think beyonce is intelligent enough to avoid the countless pitfalls one has to check when making a feminist pop album. it is pretty messy. like you can't go from a feminist speech about patriarchy and women's predetermined roles in society and then come in preaching to girls that they're flawless. the idea of having flaws or being 'perfect' is a patriarchal ideal. you are playing their game by even talking about that stuff.
i think madonna articulated feminist issues more effectively with true blue than beyonce does here - nothing here punches like papa don't preach or live to tell - but the fact that i'm even bringing true blue into the conversation is a good thing for beyonce. i'm being harsh but that's because the album actually sets a standard for itself, it does more than anything her contemporaries have ever bothered to attempt.
it's still a very good effort and does a lot right. i think pretty hurts has the most resounding and effective message (i'm not rly here for 'i'm sexual' songs), though i think it would work better w/o the beauty pageant angle. the issue is much more universal and wide-reaching than jus that subculture.
Nemesis_
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I am sure Natalia is right on track for the Guinness World Record for World's Largest Eyebrows.
I've yet to listen to BEYONCE because I am not going to buy an album just because she managed to somehow shit it out onto iTunes instantly.
Her team did a great job writing that press release, however.
Though I find it interesting nobody is calling out Beyonce for pretty much jacking the Justify My Love video treatment for Haunted, but the snippet does shit.
WaiT, this edit :eyes:
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I have the whole album on shuffle repeat.
It's an album that keeps on giving.
Generous with her musicé ;___;
Some people might find this of interest
http://www.designboom.com/design/bi...-rollins-caldwell-at-design-miami-12-13-2013/
http://www.designboom.com/design/bi...-rollins-caldwell-at-design-miami-12-13-2013/
I almost wanna stop playing pretty hurts because I don't want to get tired of it. But when she gets to that last chorus. 
It was chiefly written by Drake and his producer 40 and produced by his producer, 40 so it's basically a Drake track, but Bey sounds good on it.
It was chiefly written by Drake and his producer 40 and produced by his producer, 40 so it's basically a Drake track, but Bey sounds good on it.
Leona Lewis
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Yeah, the transition into it is messy (though the transition out of it is much better).
Plus, the lyrical content and vocal delivery are at odds with the rest of the song's sly, sultry licentiousness. Good luck getting that on the major pop stations before 10pm.
WhereAreMahDragonz
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Wait so is the first single coming out today?
Leona Lewis
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The first two singles (Blow and Drunk In Love) are being sent to radio on Tuesday.
Oh, that explains a lot. The Queen is generous to give ha the song.
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