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Album: Nicki Minaj - 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded'
Member Since: 8/17/2011
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Originally posted by ethan
BTW Ryan was totally looking at Nicki's boobs during the show. Not that I blame him.
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I think we all were. 
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Originally posted by DanceForYou
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she looks so hot 
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Member Since: 5/4/2011
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Originally posted by DanceForYou
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Was this taken before the performance? She looks so nervous. 
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Originally posted by DanceForYou
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She looks really pretty 
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Member Since: 6/7/2011
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Listening to Gun Shot today made me think of the days when Nicki was still on Usher features or when she released Massive Attack, of the days when she was still prepping Pink Friday and trying to get her name out there, of the days when her songs cost 99 cents on iTunes instead of $1.29, of the days when she got her first top 20 hit, of the day Pink Friday was released, etc. She's come so far in so little time. 
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Member Since: 12/4/2010
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
I can't really describe what it is that I see in Automatic, but something about it is just so perfect. MM and YF are definitely the cheesiest songs on the album. I prefer MM, though.
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Automatic is good. Generic, but good. But there's just not enough rapping. Take off songs like the 4 I recommended and replace 'em with hip-pop songs with real verses like the bonus tracks of PF, and I bet the reviews would be much different.
YF is a bit cheesy, but it's cute as ****. And it's much better than that "Must be how Marilyyn Monroooe felt, felt, felt, felt, feeeeeelt!". I swear every time Nicki sings that, I think "Nicki, shut up.  " Without that Marilyn mess, I'd probably like it much more.
YF is basically perfect though, even with the bit of cheese. It's perfect.
I used to think that we’d run away
Whenever, pretty summer day
I remember when you would say
“We'd be OK, come what may”
I never knew you would lie to me
Took everything from inside of me
Your silhouette in the doorway
But before you walk away
Just say goodbye, look in my eyes
So that I always will remember
Frozen in time, always be mine
Baby boy you’ll be young forever
I’ll be over here, you’ll be over there
I’ma shed a tear but I really don’t care
Frozen in time, always be mine
Baby boy you’ll be young forever
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Member Since: 6/9/2010
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
Listening to Gun Shot today made me think of the days when Nicki was still on Usher features or when she released Massive Attack, of the days when she was still prepping Pink Friday and trying to get her name out there, of the days when her songs cost 99 cents on iTunes instead of $1.29, of the days when she got her first top 20 hit, of the day Pink Friday was released, etc. She's come so far in so little time. |
Why are you trying to get us all emotional though Kd? Im not in the mood to be shedding these tears of mine right now 
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Member Since: 6/7/2011
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Originally posted by Doc
Automatic is good. Generic, but good. But there's just not enough rapping. Take off songs like the 4 I recommended and replace 'em with hip-pop songs with real verses like the bonus tracks of PF, and I bet the reviews would be much different.
YF is a bit cheesy, but it's cute as ****. And it's much better than that "Must be how Marilyyyyn Monrooooooooooooe felt, felt, felt, felt, feeeeeelt!". I swear every time Nicki sings that, I think "Nicki, shut up. " Without that Marilyn mess, I'd probably like it much more.
YF is basically perfect though, even with the bit of cheese. It's perfect.
I used to think that we’d run away
Whenever, pretty summer day
I remember when you would say
“We'd be OK, come what may”
I never knew you would lie to me
Took everything from inside of me
Your silhouette in the doorway
But before you walk away
Just say goodbye, look in my eyes
So that I always will remember
Frozen in time, always be mine
Baby boy you’ll be young forever
I’ll be over here, you’ll be over there
I’ma shed a tear but I really don’t care
Frozen in time, always be mine
Baby boy you’ll be young forever
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Young Forever is just a cheesy mess. 
I do think that the reception would be more positive if she had done some hip-pop songs instead of pure Europop songs, though.
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Member Since: 6/7/2011
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Originally posted by Reed
Why are you trying to get us all emotional though Kd? Im not in the mood to be shedding these tears of mine right now |
New releases by my faves are always such a milestone. 
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
Listening to Gun Shot today made me think of the days when Nicki was still on Usher features or when she released Massive Attack, of the days when she was still prepping Pink Friday and trying to get her name out there, of the days when her songs cost 99 cents on iTunes instead of $1.29, of the days when she got her first top 20 hit, of the day Pink Friday was released, etc. She's come so far in so little time. |
It reminds me of when she was getting all excited talking to MTV because Mariah and Robin Thicke wanted to collaborate with her.
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Vvv
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Originally posted by DanceForYou
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Dem titties.
BTW, I'm kind of starting to get into Sex in the Lounge. It would be so much better without Lil' Wayne, though. 
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Member Since: 8/17/2011
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Originally posted by JungleDisturbia
Was this taken before the performance? She looks so nervous. |
Not sure but probably, I do think she gets really nervous.
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Member Since: 2/15/2012
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
Listening to Gun Shot today made me think of the days when Nicki was still on Usher features or when she released Massive Attack, of the days when she was still prepping Pink Friday and trying to get her name out there, of the days when her songs cost 99 cents on iTunes instead of $1.29, of the days when she got her first top 20 hit, of the day Pink Friday was released, etc. She's come so far in so little time. |
I felt like this a couple of days ago. my eyes were watery thinking about how far she's come. like she's literally a superstar now & I remember when almost no one knew who she was whe she released RTM & how the radio almost never played her & now she's everywhere & all over the radio
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
What about God Shot?  |
No.
Not that kind of Onika.
Pound the Alarm is my favorite pop song. 
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Originally posted by lovecatt
I felt like this a couple of days ago. my eyes were watery thinking about how far she's come. like she's literally a superstar now & I remember when almost no one knew who she was whe she released RTM & how the radio almost never played her & now she's everywhere & all over the radio |
I remember hearing Your Love for the first time in May of 2010 and playing it around my friends, none of whom had any idea who she was. My best friend and I were the only people who knew who Nicki was on campus, or at least it seemed that way. Now she's a phenomenon.
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Originally posted by iamvladd
No.
Not that kind of Onika.
Pound the Alarm is my favorite pop song. |
What!? 
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Originally posted by chilicheese01
BTW, I'm kind of starting to get into Sex in the Lounge. It would be so much better without Lil' Wayne, though. |
Lil Wayne is definitely the lowlight of the song, especially when he talks about where he cums and stuff, BUT the verse isn't bad enough to ruin the song, and Bobby V not only saves the song, but turns it into one of the best tracks with the chorus alone. 
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Originally posted by KoreanDream
I remember hearing Your Love for the first time in May of 2010 and playing it around my friends, none of whom had any idea who she was. My best friend and I were the only people who knew who Nicki was on campus, or at least it seemed that way. Now she's a phenomenon. |
I remember falling in love with your love & trying to get people to listen to her & now everyone knows her name god, she's come so far & accomplished so much in such little time
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