[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Caprice

And she's a confirmed nazi anyway so she ain't voting Hillary.

Just because someone likes Hitler it doesn't mean they'll vote Trump. He's more like Gaddaffi.

[Nialler]

Originally posted by Lucas32

Listened to Solange's album and it's completely unremarkable.The fact that Bey's industry propaganda is so strong that it got her sister such a high critic score the respect she has is something else.

It's BLM'd score, not respect for artistry.

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by Lucas32

Listened to Solange's album and it's completely unremarkable.The fact that Bey's industry propaganda is so strong that it got her sister such a high critic score the respect she has is something else.

I don't think thats it. I think it's the subject matter. It's hard for these critics to criticize music by a black woman about being a black woman. fff

I love it though.

[Artemisia]

Not shocked Lucas32 didn't enjoy A Seat at the Table!

[cybiko]

Name a duo more iconic than Nicky and Jelani Manage. I'll wait

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by Sunshine.

I don't think thats it. I think it's the subject matter. It's hard for these critics to criticize music by a black woman about being a black woman. fff

I love it though.

What is this gaga'd nonsense

[cybiko]

Originally posted by Disha

Joanne is so talentless omggg her noseography is horrible idgi

pffsfd jelanne

[Disha]

toucanotta IS DEAD

Nicki manage won wheeeeeeeew id pop a Lipton tea for dat cheers

[RoarRiteNow1]

Gaga asking to be called Joanne is just

The way she's simply incapable of finding her own identity

[collin]

Originally posted by Lucas32

You're smart enough to understand industry politics collin.

What I understand is that although her album is very high on Metacritic, it's much more deserving than Lemonade (which is the one that truly benefitted overtly from industry politics). People don't care that she's Beyonce's sister (see: her other ****** releases). They care that she made a wonderful album with strong R&B roots and celebratory blackness, with ups and downs. Beyonce veils her album as being pro-black at its core with the visual element to it, when in reality 1.5 songs on her album actually detail this. Solange delivered a sister album to To Pimp A Butterfly.

[Schhh]

Me singing a lullaby to @fomogenic :

[cybiko]

a little bit country like Liptanne

[DoubleDutchess]

This era is coming for ARTPOP levels of messy.

[Darren]

A Seat at the Table is one of the best albums of the year so far. But Joanne will top it.

[Badger]

Originally posted by DoubleDutchess

This era is coming for ARTPOP levels of messy.

No it isn't. Don't be fooled by the Knees their desperation.

[Schhh]

[Raster]

Aaaah the trashiness. The fact we're never seeing the disco stick or any of this again

[Lucas32]

Originally posted by Artemisia

Not shocked Lucas32 didn't enjoy A Seat at the Table!

I know cause I only the praise the good stuff

Originally posted by collin

What I understand is that although her album is very high on Metacritic, it's much more deserving than Lemonade (which is the one that truly benefitted overtly from industry politics). People don't care that she's Beyonce's sister (see: her other ****** releases). They care that she made a wonderful album with strong R&B roots and celebratory blackness, with ups and downs. Beyonce veils her album as being pro-black at its core with the visual element to it, when in reality 1.5 songs on her album actually detail this. Solange delivered a sister album to To Pimp A Butterfly.

Lemonade is a much better release although I agree that Solange tackled the pro-black thing more upfront musically and lyrically than Bey on Lemonade. I still think the score is heavily influenced by Bey's release and influence.

[BlackAura]

Originally posted by RoarRiteNow1

Gaga asking to be called Joanne is just

The way she's simply incapable of finding her own identity

Maybe you and only YOU are the one who can help her find it.

[Pink Matter]

Originally posted by Lucas32

I know cause I only the praise the good stuff



Lemonade is a much better release although I agree that Solange tackled the pro-black thing more upfront musically and lyrically than Bey on Lemonade. I still think the score is heavily influenced by Bey's release and influence.

Thoughts on the True EP?