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Fan Base: Archived: Stand Your Ground (#4)
Member Since: 3/5/2011
Posts: 15,589
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Originally posted by Kang.
Has there ever been an actual good rap rock song tho
Maybe Fem just never had a chance to start with
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Member Since: 8/4/2010
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Munsters, you can kiss whatever chance ARTPOP ever had at being one-tenth successful as BTW.
Troy was the one who kept the Haus from crumbling completely.
It's all on repeat again, like when she got rid of Boomskat when come to find out Boomskat was the true visionary and creative force behind Gagz musical vision being executed in reality.
Can't wait to see the outcome of everything.
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Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 60,893
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Originally posted by Kang.
Has there ever been an actual good rap rock song tho
Maybe Fem just never had a chance to start with
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What now.
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Member Since: 8/23/2011
Posts: 52,519
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It was the opposite for me
G.U.Y sounded like a fake silly title
loved the snippet, and knew it would slay on 1st listen 
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Banned
Member Since: 11/24/2009
Posts: 61,404
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Poor Troy, he just couldn't take it anymore. He didn't bust his ass to move up from answering phones at BET only to end up managing a gay nightclub act with a devoted following of 1k.
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Member Since: 12/14/2011
Posts: 21,274
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Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts
Em's album is not that good imo. Rap rock has been done before by Beastie Boys
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Originally posted by rihannafan
What now.
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True, true.
Guess he has no excuse.
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Member Since: 12/14/2011
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I didn't know Gaga's manager was black
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Member Since: 8/17/2011
Posts: 15,807
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still waiting for an official confirmation
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Member Since: 9/4/2011
Posts: 22,946
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Lighting my Alejandro Candles so that the manager mess isn't true, cause woo
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Member Since: 6/15/2012
Posts: 33,138
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Gags her Blackout era.
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Member Since: 8/16/2011
Posts: 60,893
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Who's Troy and why do we care about him?
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Member Since: 7/9/2010
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A bona fide brand, Britney Jean Spears has released 13 different fragrances in the last nine years, reportedly raking in $1.5 billion internationally, so an attempt at some cross-promotional synchronicity was, perhaps, inevitable. "Perfume" is the second single from Spears's eighth studio album, Britney Jean, following the disappointing "Work Bitch." Co-written by Spears and the usually reliable Sia and co-produced by will.i.am, the song is a midtempo ballad that likens perfume to urine: "I put on my perfume/Yeah, I want it all over you/I'm gonna mark my territory," Spear sings, her occasionally pitchy vocals veering close to parody. It's a ballsy choice for a single, given that the pop star hasn't scored a hit with a non-dance track since her first fragrance, "Curious," hit the market back in 2004 (and, it should be noted, the success of that song, "Everytime," was largely due to its club mixes), to say nothing of the fact that "Perfume" equates lingering fragrances to territorial pissings and effectively reveals Brit to be a water sports enthusiast.
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Member Since: 10/9/2008
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Nothing on Artpop has the instant killer punch of Scheisse, GH or HML. But still...
I'm loving Fashion!, Manicure MJH and GUY.
Dope and Swine are the worst songs on the álbum.
The rest is OK.
6.5/10.
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Member Since: 4/28/2011
Posts: 26,425
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Well duh, ofc he's attempting to emulate the Beast Boys (who even are they).
Why do you think he worked with Rick 
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Member Since: 11/24/2009
Posts: 61,404
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Sorry, false alarm earlier. Looks like I'll be the one saying "I was right" after all and as usual.
Also the new 1D song has grown on me.
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Member Since: 8/30/2011
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Banned
Member Since: 8/26/2011
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Originally posted by Remixed
A bona fide brand, Britney Jean Spears has released 13 different fragrances in the last nine years, reportedly raking in $1.5 billion internationally, so an attempt at some cross-promotional synchronicity was, perhaps, inevitable. "Perfume" is the second single from Spears's eighth studio album, Britney Jean, following the disappointing "Work Bitch." Co-written by Spears and the usually reliable Sia and co-produced by will.i.am, the song is a midtempo ballad that likens perfume to urine: "I put on my perfume/Yeah, I want it all over you/I'm gonna mark my territory," Spear sings, her occasionally pitchy vocals veering close to parody. It's a ballsy choice for a single, given that the pop star hasn't scored a hit with a non-dance track since her first fragrance, "Curious," hit the market back in 2004 (and, it should be noted, the success of that song, "Everytime," was largely due to its club mixes), to say nothing of the fact that "Perfume" equates lingering fragrances to territorial pissings and effectively reveals Brit to be a water sports enthusiast.
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Why didn't GUI thread this? 
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ATRL Senior Member
Member Since: 9/22/2011
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Originally posted by YourMadGesty
It's all on repeat again, like when she got rid of Boomskat when come to find out Boomskat was the true visionary and creative force behind Gagz musical vision being executed in reality. |
That was Dada. He was her creative director until the fall of 2010.
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Member Since: 8/16/2011
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Originally posted by Nicole
Sorry, false alarm earlier. Looks like I'll be the one saying "I was right" after all and as usual.
Also the new 1D song has grown on me.
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Listen to the original Home or Gone Gone Gone by Phillip phillips instead!
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Banned
Member Since: 11/24/2009
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^Oh I know that PP song ***** on 1D but the 1D song is cute too.
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Originally posted by Remixed
A bona fide brand, Britney Jean Spears has released 13 different fragrances in the last nine years, reportedly raking in $1.5 billion internationally, so an attempt at some cross-promotional synchronicity was, perhaps, inevitable. "Perfume" is the second single from Spears's eighth studio album, Britney Jean, following the disappointing "Work Bitch." Co-written by Spears and the usually reliable Sia and co-produced by will.i.am, the song is a midtempo ballad that likens perfume to urine: "I put on my perfume/Yeah, I want it all over you/I'm gonna mark my territory," Spear sings, her occasionally pitchy vocals veering close to parody. It's a ballsy choice for a single, given that the pop star hasn't scored a hit with a non-dance track since her first fragrance, "Curious," hit the market back in 2004 (and, it should be noted, the success of that song, "Everytime," was largely due to its club mixes), to say nothing of the fact that "Perfume" equates lingering fragrances to territorial pissings and effectively reveals Brit to be a water sports enthusiast.
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She truly is a joke. Her fans still refuse to believe it.
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