And / or are just really dumb names for an album.

An example for me is "Speak Now" by Taylor. It's an incredible album but the title track is about stealing a man from his wife on his wedding day. Like, how does this represent the album to justify it being the title of it? Someone enlighten me

Another one is "I Cry When I Laugh". Like ... ok ?

U go

Alanis's discography
Barbra has like 8 self titled albums

I've always thought that 'Speak Now' as the album title was meant to be a reference to the fact that Taylor wrote the entire album by Herself (ie: She was 'speaking' for Herself).

ARTPOP (this still makes no sense whatsoever, and never will)
Joanne (what does this album have to do with her dead aunt? If she stanned this kinda music RIP @ her taste)
Fearless (the album's two biggest hits were literally about Taylor being scared a boy didn't like her)
1989 (the album sounds like a 2010's rejects compilation, not very 80's inspired at all)

Joanne

How does Artpop not make sense? She combined fine art with pop music to make an absolute masterpiece.

And Joanne makes sense too because Joanne is currently possessing Gaga's body and sabotaging her career.

A.K.A.

I've never understood why Avril's debut is called Let Go

Glory, Anti, TLOP, Blonde, Views, A Seat At The Table

Have you guys never seen a wedding in movies?

They always say "Speak now or forever hold your peace"

I think that's what it is.

Glory was named by Britney's sons.

Views was supposed to be titled "Views from the 6"

this one makes perfect sense tho

How does 7/27 not make sense. It's the day they were formed,not that complicated

OT:I still don't get the periods at the end of every song in Mad Love.

PRISM

stop naming every album you didn't enjoy, ladies.

OT: artpop.

22, A Million. Still don't 100% know what it means.

Anti

I enjoyed Anti

britney jean