Creepkeeper assosiated herself with both Gaga's enemies M.I.A who dragged her non stop and Nicki Minaj who got dragged and compared to Gaga by the media. Don't tell me you don't see the shade on GMAYL pls!
Give Me All Your Luvin is definitely about Gaga. Also if you listen to Repel Charts, there are lots of songs that show that she's still super hurt that "somebody else" took her place by "copying her".
Which ones cause I don't remember that
@Greasy I've only listened to Repel Charts in full
I liked it Much better than CAREERSTOP
Nothing gets past uuuu ;o So smart and bright PRiNCE HiGH ()
Didn't you use that drag yesterday?
And din't you use it on KPISML too?
Considering the amount of time you spend insyg, i thot you could do better than this but oh well.
Be a little more creative next time and maybe I'll care about that username which I chose in 2013, k?
Miley has such good streams. She's better than most female pop stars. It's a shame that all of her stans are vicious and try to go out of their way to destroy the interchangeably bad Selena/Demi and get banned every time. Like - she's way above them. They are on a far lower tier lol.
It's because my generation (currently in college) all know who she is/remember her + now she has the full support of even younger people.
Mix all that in with her controversy & starpower & you have a powerful streaming artist.
Creepkeeper assosiated herself with both Gaga's enemies M.I.A who dragged her non stop and Nicki Minaj who got dragged and compared to Gaga by the media. Don't tell me you don't see the shade on GMAYL pls!
I'm not here to instigate a disgusting and sickening (not a slang word btw) feud that has lasted far longer than anyone needed it to but her collaborating with NotTheFameMonsterlia Kills is another one too.
She's better than most female pop stars. It's a shame that all of her stans are vicious and try to go out of their way to destroy the interchangeably bad Selena/Demi and get banned every time. Like - she's way above them. They are on a far lower tier lol.
