Well, I guess that's one definition of "winning". Sure.
Always hate when pop stains try to argue that success is more important than talent or credibility
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Well, I guess that's one definition of "winning". Sure.
I loved the island sound of You Don't Love Me too
Apparently Diplo produced Opulence (Sia mentioned him in a tweet about the song). The studio version sounds better that the live version. It's on Spotify already.
Sounds actually good. Disappointing I never heard of her.
Mau ®;109107723 said:More and more evidence is surfacing of Britney not singing much of anything on Britney Jean.
She was also accused of not singing half of Femme Fatale by the father of Myah Marie (a Britney sound-alike used on several of her recordings).
What is she good for?
I bet Drake likes clawjobs
Mau ®;109122057 said:KING DRAKE would not base two critically acclaimed albums on the BAJAN QUEEN only to cheat on her with a ba$ic on the early stages of their rihlationship.
Besides, he clearly is in a group context.
I'm glad I have at least one other fave that is delivering :weeps:Thank god we have Lana.
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These are fakes, fwiw. A guy on popjustice edited together some clips that have been released to make them.
These are fakes, fwiw. A guy on popjustice edited together some clips that have been released to make them.
Mau ®;109140117 said:Not the fakes being AMAZING tho
Why, Avril? Why?
"Hello Kitty" is the weakest song on Avril Lavigne's fifth studio album, a grating earworm that squeezes Gwen Stefani's Japan fetishization into an even more unseemly package. But in a lot of ways, its music video, which wormed its way onto YouTube on Tuesday (Apr. 22) and then was quickly taken down, is even a bigger train-wreck than the track itself. Click here to watch the gloriously ghastly video on Lavigne's web site.
Do any of my PapGAF sistren listen to Daughter? I was recently introduced to her, and I use a bit.
She's like a mellower Florence Welch.
Do any of my PapGAF sistren listen to Daughter? I was recently introduced to her, and I use a bit.
She's like a mellower Florence Welch.
The "Hello Kitty" video tries to do nothing. Its laziness is demonstrated in the first 21 seconds, during which Lavigne holds a plush stack of cupcakes, shakes her hips, stares at the cupcakes, bounces her shoulders, and then, when she sings the line "Someone chuck a cupcake at me" tosses the fake cupcakes at the camera, her lip movement not matching up to the backing track whatsoever. Cool!
I love this.
If she gets in before Adele releases she has a real chance imo.
I liked Daughter's album well enough, although I haven't felt compelled to return to it in many months. However, KEXP insists on playing their vile cover of the equally vile "Get Lucky" with disturbing regularity.
Yasssssssssssss I love their music. Love, Medicine, Tomorrow...
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My only gripe with them is that their demos sound way better than the final album tracks.
Love is so beautiful, it just eclipses everything on their album. I don't think it's possible for them to top this song.
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I agree. I could see this song becoming a huge radio hit.
So this Advil Lavigne nonsense makes a music video that looks like a schizophrenic WW2-era racist's worst nightmare, while she saunters through some froyo shops too distracted by the bigness of her non-prescription glasses to remember the words to her own goddamn song
What a fucking shart
Ok...
WHAT is so wrong with the Avril video!?
WHEN did it become so offensive for someone to invoke imagery popular in other cultures in ANY context?
First the Sky Ferierra video, and now this.
When did the world become so goddamn sensitive over stupid shit???
I love fetishizing popular imagery. The key is to adopt it in a way that tailors to your own musical strengths, and not to just emulate a trend or style that's been done and polished for years on end for the sake of emulating. This song sounds shit compared to K- or J-pop songs that capture that sound, but besides that, the imagery she's attempting to live in works because it comes from an authentic place to J- or K-pop audiences. This isn't authentic in the least. It's a shart, like I said.
That song by itself made me a stan. I went from unaware to borderline obsessed in 10 minutes.
I don't think the song is good, or the video. But I don't think that's enough to claim that Avril is being offensive.