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genuinely thought I posted this 

genuinely thought I posted this 

why are cops always into highschool football? 

genuinely thought I posted this 

I want WHF to be a Nu-Metal album featuring Limp Bizkit on all the tracks

Zero To Hero from the 1999 Disney animated musical Hercules 

her support of cops is a loss for the culture

I try to, but I always end up getting Gaga songs stuck in my head instead 
 
Do you read comics? 

Really can‘t wait for 2020, getting 2 new songs and perhaps a hologram world tour.
 
An absolute iconic band! ‚Lovelight‘ is my favorite song. ‚Voulez-Vous‘ is such a masterpiece of an album.
 
‚Does your mother know‘ is super special just like ‚If it wasn‘t for the night‘, ‚Ring, ring‘, ‚Another town, another train‘.
 
Just watched a concert DVD and the tour manager said, Abba wasn‘t a live band, they were a studio band. He said, they didn‘t feel comfortable on stage. I think they even sounded better live and killed it! But well...
 
Side note: Chris Isaak has their songs on his iPod and his song ‚Perfect lover‘ was inspired by them. He‘s iconic too!
 
 

Live Through This was such a hard contender for 10th place on my list.
I am a firm believer that Hole is better than Turdvana
I almost had to put Wiped Out! just because there isn't a single bad song.
I remember the day I bought that album so fondly. GOD I LOVE THE NBHD.

Pop Crime - Rowland S. Howard
Coma Of Souls - Kreator
Artpop - Lady Gaga
Ultraviolence - Lana Del Rey
Dirty Computer - Janelle Monae 
The Ascension - Otep
Diva - Annie Lennox
Born This Way - Lady Gaga
Alone - Judy Garland
Nobody's Daughter - Hole

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have. 

Ask anyone outside of the queer community about her and they'll say her music is for "basic white girls" This is largely due to the cultural shift in music, style and aesthetics that took place among women after her music was released. The idea of her music being specifically for sad depressed girls is so common that even in metal spaces, where people don't know that I'm a fan, I get told to listen to her because I can't handle "real music" (which is due to a whole other level of misogyny and shit but that's a whole other conversation) Every reference I've seen towards her in tv shows is based around the idea that her music is for sad, lonely, depressed, teen girls / young adults. It just makes sense that she would mention women and girls if that's the main view of her fan base. Plus, as far as we know, Lana isn't queer in any sense. She may view her music as a representation for women's experiences and her wanting to acknowledge that, especially as a woman, isn't wrong. As YUNGATA mentioned, there is this thing that happens in the media, especially in the pop music scene, where women's contributions to pop fan bases is ignored completely. Hell, I've had someone on here ask me why I'm a member of this forum because I'm not a gay man, as if I can't be an active fan on here? They always questioned if I was queer enough to be a pop fan, which... sjlkfdg I'm neither cisgender nor heterosexual and that shouldn't determine if you fucking like a pop singer or not lol.  Anyway, yeah, Lana could be more vocal about queer stuff, but not at the cost of ignoring other folks in the fan base. Like I get it, I really do. I get why people want this mentioned. I want it mentioned more, especially since I'm part of a demographic that's nearly never acknowledged by anyone. But it's still partly coming down to some of y'all wanting Lana, a woman, to mention men before women... which..... *sigh* 

There's no point in celebrating a rapist who was 10,000 miles off course and murdered people for spices they didn't have.