She is literally starting to look like leftover fried ravioli or something from Joanne Trattoria. Like she's using the moldy lasagna to fluff up those garlic bread breasts. Vile.
Ughhh, this is actually all true. I feel like the secret recipe in Joanne's famous meatballs has something to do with Tony's skin.
She does actually. As a fellow Australian I can tell she tries to 'Americanize' her talking voice.
Probably to make her "rap accent" more valid. The way she pronounces her "R's" when she talks
is like really absurd for an Aussie from a ******, outback no one in it town.
The stupid dumb bitch.
Well, Iggy Azalea may be dumb and ugly, but at least she gave us "Fancy" before her fifteen minutes ended.
And at least she destroyed Nicki Minaj's career before self-destructing herself. Two birds, one suitcase.
You're not getting it. The whole point of ARTPOP was to bring art - or, perhaps more specifically, the idea of art - into the mainstream. Not only was she bringing awareness to a collection of famous works (The Birth of Venus, Mona Lisa, and The Persistence of Memory, to name a few), but she was also trying to bring the very notion of why people create art in the first place into minds of your everyday individual. Her reasoning for it, in this particular case, was to release anger, to vent her rage in a constructive way, and to regain her figurative sanity. But she encouraged fans and non fans alike to find their own reasons to be creative, and to channel that creativity into their art. Many of you seem to think all she did was wear a few outfits with pretty paintings on it, and while on the surface it may seem so, there really is much more to it than just a nice look. Again, in doing these things she was attempting to bring the world of art into the mainstream and pop culture. (Thus "the reverse Warholian experience," as Warhol and other pop artists' goal was to do the exact opposite - to bring pop culture into the sphere of art - and thus the title ARTPOP, which is the reverse of pop art.) Could she have been a bit more clear and effective with her delivery of this theme of the album, perhaps incorporating some of these ideas into more of the songs themselves rather than primarily in the imagery surrounding the album? Yes of course - even I won't deny that. But if you actually do some digging, or really let the album and it's themes simmer inside you for a bit, it will make sense.
But that's not what you asked. Personally, I find myself very open to most art forms - however, I have a special place in my heart for surrealism in general (Dalí especially ) and many of the works from the Renaissance period, along with various works of modern/contemporary art. I wouldn't say "she turned me on" to any of these, more so that she pointed them out to me. I was the one that formed the affinity - she just helped me to see the value in them in the first place. And contrary to what many of you are implying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Quoting again to remind everyone of 2k15 gaga stanning
the lame lasagna jokes weren't funny 5 months ago when they first popped up (and no one laughed except for the dupes) and they aren't funny now.
Nothing you ever post is funny or original in the slightest, which is why you resort to stealing Kayla's personality in hopes it'll get you 'ATRL famous!' (it doesn't).
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#GETITRIGHT - ugh, this would've been Miley's 2nd #1.
Quoting again to remind everyone of 2k15 gaga stanning
Yes, because harboring a love for something you love is so much worse than fostering so much negativity to the point where you're calling someone you don't like (anymore) a "fat, failed, fad frog with chubby cheeks, double chin, garlic bread breasts & mole teeth". I'll take my supposed "delusional" happiness of ARTPOP over your bitter, unnecessary negativity any day.
Nothing you ever post is funny or original in the slightest, which is why you resort to stealing Kayla's personality in hopes it'll get you 'ATRL famous!' (it doesn't).
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#GETITRIGHT - ugh, this would've been Miley's 3rd #1.
I actually can't tell the difference between you, kayla, pika? (idk them anyway) so..
Ughhh, this is actually all true. I feel like the secret recipe in Joanne's famous meatballs has something to do with Tony's skin.
Can literally imagine her parents greedily SHEARING off one of her hairy moles and PLOPPING it down on top of a pizza like an olive, exclaiming "Mamma mia!" while covering it with tomato sauce.
Can literally imagine her parents greedily SHEARING off one of her hairy moles and PLOPPING it down on top of a pizza, exclaiming "Mamma mia!" While covering it with tomato sauce.
Yes, because harboring a love for something you love is so much worse than fostering so much negativity to the point where you're calling someone you don't like (anymore) a "fat, failed, fad frog with chubby cheeks, double chin, garlic bread breasts & mole teeth". I'll take my supposed "delusional" happiness over your bitter negativity any day. (I say bitter because of your username.)
Yes, because harboring a love for something you love is so much worse than fostering so much negativity to the point where you're calling someone you don't like (anymore) a "fat, failed, fad frog with chubby cheeks, double chin, garlic bread breasts & mole teeth". I'll take my supposed "delusional" happiness of ARTPOP over your bitter, unnecessary negativity any day.
Can literally imagine her parents greedily SHEARING off one of her hairy moles and PLOPPING it down on top of a pizza like an olive, exclaiming "Mamma mia!" while covering it with tomato sauce.
They definitely toasted her hip once it pathetically snapped off, selling it as Oatmeal Cookies as children cluelessy stuffed it down their mouths.
) and many of the works from the Renaissance period, along with various works of modern/contemporary art. I wouldn't say "she turned me on" to any of these, more so that she pointed them out to me. I was the one that formed the affinity - she just helped me to see the value in them in the first place. And contrary to what many of you are implying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
