Only Girl is fomoverrated. What's so great about WMN? Just cuz it's Drake?
S&M is her second best single this decade after Rude Boy. It's aggressive, playful, fun, sexy, coy. S&M is the perfect vehicle for Rihanna because she's essentially an empty vessel and it gives her the opportunity to play all these different roles within the same song. There's so much going on in the song.
Yeah, basically. collin just has ****ing **** taste and bandwagon stans for anything that has two legs with a mangina in between
@ this, deffo the "14+ part!" of the tour, when toddlers begin to scream & CRY, many parents leave to take their babies out of the arena till it's over. "like a dark horse! mwahah "
It's between this and the "big balloons " part
Or the part where she shoots whipped cream out her **** Tity indeed.
This whole drama has made me remember how ****ing terrible Jessica Simpson's music is She has literally one good song: "With You" (which is flawless and ***** on careers). But everything else is
This whole drama has made me remember how ****ing terrible Jessica Simpson's music is She has literally one good song: "With You" (which is flawless and ***** on careers). But everything else is
The original Demi Lovato (even have the same screechy strain vocals)
And she was SUCH a shameless Britney clone, the only period where she had any identity was "With You" with the video based off her reality show. There was a British pop star who was a total cheap Britney clone too but I can't remember what she was called. Not Samantha Mumba (another clone), but a white one.
I love Bette's introduction of Madonna at the Live Aid concert in 1985 Whenever I watch 80s award show/festival/etc videos I realize quite like the way they spoke. The pacing, the vocabulary (can you imagine someone using "decorum" at the VMAs today?), it's so much more engaging than what we have now.
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Whenever I watch 80s award show/festival/etc videos I realize quite like the way they spoke. The pacing, the vocabulary (can you imagine someone using "decorum" at the VMAs today?), it's so much more engaging than what we have now.