Not even speaking as a stan that's listened to it on repeat since its release hihi but I find myself saying "puro, puro chantaje" often without even realising, Whew what an infectious chorus.
Not even speaking as a stan that's listened to it on repeat since its release hihi but I find myself saying "puro, puro chantaje" often without even realising, Whew what an infectious chorus.
BITCH, I was literally about to post about this
I have been doing the same Also, my sister is here & she was telling me how she doesn't really like the song (flop taste) but keeps repeating the "puro, puro, chantaje lyrics".
But Beyoncé has a better claim [to country] than many. Raised in Houston with a mom from Louisiana, she recorded “Daddy Lessons” not as a pastiche—not as pop-rock with a cowboy hat on like Lady Gaga’s Joanne—but as a meticulous tribute: New Orleans brass, concrete-yet-mythic storytelling about fathers and lovers and whiskey and tea, whoops and harmonica and foot stomps.
Ahh! Poor New YorkGa getting called out like this.
Also, my sister is here & she was telling me how she doesn't really like the song (flop taste) but keeps repeating the "puro, puro, chantaje lyrics".
