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  1. Veinsineon liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  2. True Romance liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  3. Sucker liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  4. Honeybear liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  5. Party Party liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  6. Genesis liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    talking ain't the only thing i do with my mouth

     
    order it and eat it up like take out

     
    do it right now

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    you can hit me when you're hungry, when you're all alone

     
    call my celly, call my number, call my flip phone

     
    make it ring ring ring yeah

  7. Veinsineon liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    I'm absolutely pleased with the album. It's a great comeback from queen Kesha.
  8. cheaptrailertrashglm liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Britney Spears   
    Not to be rude and points fingers at some and all but I hate fans who are always like "I miss the old Britney" or "I miss how she used to look" or or some other bullshit. It's 2017, she's happy and healthy, living her life, and this is probably the best we've gotten out of Britney in a long time so be grateful and just appreciate her in all of her Glory™ (buy on iTunes now!).
     
    Besides that, I love Britney Spears so much and I honestly cannot wait for what she has in stores for us fans. I really hope for the tenth album she goes all out and goes over the top because it's her tenth album. She needs to pull through and put out an album that is a game changer.
  9. Masochism liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    i was busy thinking about boysssssssss

  10. Genesis liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Charli XCX   
    Y'all....send me Boys pretty please. I'm dying for some Charli music
  11. delreyfreak liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Melanie Martinez   
    So my guess is Where Do Babies Come From still hasn't been released or leaked....has it?
  12. Party Party liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Melanie Martinez   
    So my guess is Where Do Babies Come From still hasn't been released or leaked....has it?
  13. finalsong liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Sky Ferreira   
    I just discovered this and honestly I need a download link because I'm in love!
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imBiESXI0Xc
  14. Party Party liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Britney Spears   
    Not to be rude and points fingers at some and all but I hate fans who are always like "I miss the old Britney" or "I miss how she used to look" or or some other bullshit. It's 2017, she's happy and healthy, living her life, and this is probably the best we've gotten out of Britney in a long time so be grateful and just appreciate her in all of her Glory™ (buy on iTunes now!).
     
    Besides that, I love Britney Spears so much and I honestly cannot wait for what she has in stores for us fans. I really hope for the tenth album she goes all out and goes over the top because it's her tenth album. She needs to pull through and put out an album that is a game changer.
  15. delreyfreak liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    Kesha's letter to everyone:
     
    "Praying," my first single in almost four years, comes out today. I have channeled my feelings of severe hopelessness and depression, I've overcome obstacles, and I have found strength in myself even when it felt out of reach. I've found what I had thought was an unobtainable place of peace. This song is about coming to feel empathy for someone else even if they hurt you or scare you. It's a song about learning to be proud of the person you are even during low moments when you feel alone. It's also about hoping everyone, even someone who hurt you, can heal.
    I know that I was never abandoned by my fans, my animals, or my family, but when you are depressed — really, truly depressed — you feel like you have nothing. Even having my kitties sleeping next to me in my darkest of hours couldn't bring me light. It is in these moments when even the most cynical among us are forced to turn to something other than ourselves — we turn to prayer, or something like it. You look past your shame, past your desire to hide, and admit you need help.
     
    For me, God is not a bearded man sitting in the clouds or a judgmental, homophobic tyrant waiting to send everyone to eternal damnation. God is nature and space and energy and the universe. My own interpretation of spirituality isn't important, because we all have our own. What matters is that I have something greater than me as an individual that helps bring me peace. This is one of the reasons why I love swimming way, way out into the middle of the ocean and just letting the sea carry my body. It is my greatest form of surrender to the universe, a full-body prayer — or meditation.
    This song is about me finding peace in the fact that I can't control everything — because trying to control everyone was killing me. It's about learning to let go and realize that the universe is in control of my fate, not me.
     
    It's from our darkest moments that we gain the most strength. There were so many days, months even, when I didn't want to get out of bed. I spent all day wanting to go to sleep, and then when I did fall asleep, I had horrible night terrors where I would physically cry and scream through the dark. I was never at peace, night or day. But I dragged myself out of bed and took my emotions to the studio and made art out of them. And I have never been happier with a body of work as I am with this record.
    I hope this song reaches people who are in the midst of struggles, to let them know that no matter how bad it seems now, you can get through it. If you have love and truth on your side, you will never be defeated. Don't give up on yourself.
    "Praying" was written about that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow. Once you realize that you will in fact be OK, you want to spread love and healing. If you feel like someone has wronged you, get rid of that hate, because it will just create more negativity. One thing that has brought me great relief is praying for those people. Being angry and resentful will do nothing but increase your own stress and anxiety — and hate is the fuel that grows the viruses. Don't let anyone steal your happiness!
    In the past couple of years, I have grown into a strong, independent woman. I have realized through this long journey of ups and downs that if I'm lucky enough to have a voice that people listen to, then I should use it for good and for truth. I've battled intense anxiety and depression, a relentless eating disorder, and all the other basic bull**** that comes with being human. I know I'm not alone in that battle. Finding the strength to come forward about these things is not easy, but I want to help others who are going through tough times.
     
    I was blessed and honored to be able to work with some amazing people that helped me realize the vision of this song. Thank you to Ryan Lewis and Ben Abraham, who wanted nothing other than to help me channel all this raw emotion into a powerful song, and to the mad scientist Jonas Åkerlund, who helped me actualize the psychedelic journey that is this physical, emotional ride for the music video.
    This is just the beginning. I am so happy and grateful to begin sharing all the music I have been writing with the world. I've written a record that reveals my vulnerabilities, and I have found strength in that. In the past, I've always felt like I was trying to prove something, trying to be someone I thought people wanted me to be, but on this record, I'm just telling the truth about my life. This album is me. The most raw and real art I have ever created, and now it's my gift to you. I hope you love it. Thank you for not giving up on me. We made it <3. I love you all so much.
     
    http://www.lennylett...single-praying/
  16. Kurac na Biciklu liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Things You Love   
    Dick
  17. WaitForLife liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    The next pre-order track is Woman
  18. KillForLove liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in SZA   
    Normal Girl and 20 Something really speak to me. This album is phenomenal.
  19. True Romance liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in SZA   
    Normal Girl and 20 Something really speak to me. This album is phenomenal.
  20. pawn shop blues liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    Kesha's letter to everyone:
     
    "Praying," my first single in almost four years, comes out today. I have channeled my feelings of severe hopelessness and depression, I've overcome obstacles, and I have found strength in myself even when it felt out of reach. I've found what I had thought was an unobtainable place of peace. This song is about coming to feel empathy for someone else even if they hurt you or scare you. It's a song about learning to be proud of the person you are even during low moments when you feel alone. It's also about hoping everyone, even someone who hurt you, can heal.
    I know that I was never abandoned by my fans, my animals, or my family, but when you are depressed — really, truly depressed — you feel like you have nothing. Even having my kitties sleeping next to me in my darkest of hours couldn't bring me light. It is in these moments when even the most cynical among us are forced to turn to something other than ourselves — we turn to prayer, or something like it. You look past your shame, past your desire to hide, and admit you need help.
     
    For me, God is not a bearded man sitting in the clouds or a judgmental, homophobic tyrant waiting to send everyone to eternal damnation. God is nature and space and energy and the universe. My own interpretation of spirituality isn't important, because we all have our own. What matters is that I have something greater than me as an individual that helps bring me peace. This is one of the reasons why I love swimming way, way out into the middle of the ocean and just letting the sea carry my body. It is my greatest form of surrender to the universe, a full-body prayer — or meditation.
    This song is about me finding peace in the fact that I can't control everything — because trying to control everyone was killing me. It's about learning to let go and realize that the universe is in control of my fate, not me.
     
    It's from our darkest moments that we gain the most strength. There were so many days, months even, when I didn't want to get out of bed. I spent all day wanting to go to sleep, and then when I did fall asleep, I had horrible night terrors where I would physically cry and scream through the dark. I was never at peace, night or day. But I dragged myself out of bed and took my emotions to the studio and made art out of them. And I have never been happier with a body of work as I am with this record.
    I hope this song reaches people who are in the midst of struggles, to let them know that no matter how bad it seems now, you can get through it. If you have love and truth on your side, you will never be defeated. Don't give up on yourself.
    "Praying" was written about that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow. Once you realize that you will in fact be OK, you want to spread love and healing. If you feel like someone has wronged you, get rid of that hate, because it will just create more negativity. One thing that has brought me great relief is praying for those people. Being angry and resentful will do nothing but increase your own stress and anxiety — and hate is the fuel that grows the viruses. Don't let anyone steal your happiness!
    In the past couple of years, I have grown into a strong, independent woman. I have realized through this long journey of ups and downs that if I'm lucky enough to have a voice that people listen to, then I should use it for good and for truth. I've battled intense anxiety and depression, a relentless eating disorder, and all the other basic bull**** that comes with being human. I know I'm not alone in that battle. Finding the strength to come forward about these things is not easy, but I want to help others who are going through tough times.
     
    I was blessed and honored to be able to work with some amazing people that helped me realize the vision of this song. Thank you to Ryan Lewis and Ben Abraham, who wanted nothing other than to help me channel all this raw emotion into a powerful song, and to the mad scientist Jonas Åkerlund, who helped me actualize the psychedelic journey that is this physical, emotional ride for the music video.
    This is just the beginning. I am so happy and grateful to begin sharing all the music I have been writing with the world. I've written a record that reveals my vulnerabilities, and I have found strength in that. In the past, I've always felt like I was trying to prove something, trying to be someone I thought people wanted me to be, but on this record, I'm just telling the truth about my life. This album is me. The most raw and real art I have ever created, and now it's my gift to you. I hope you love it. Thank you for not giving up on me. We made it <3. I love you all so much.
     
    http://www.lennylett...single-praying/
  21. cherryblossoms liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    Kesha's letter to everyone:
     
    "Praying," my first single in almost four years, comes out today. I have channeled my feelings of severe hopelessness and depression, I've overcome obstacles, and I have found strength in myself even when it felt out of reach. I've found what I had thought was an unobtainable place of peace. This song is about coming to feel empathy for someone else even if they hurt you or scare you. It's a song about learning to be proud of the person you are even during low moments when you feel alone. It's also about hoping everyone, even someone who hurt you, can heal.
    I know that I was never abandoned by my fans, my animals, or my family, but when you are depressed — really, truly depressed — you feel like you have nothing. Even having my kitties sleeping next to me in my darkest of hours couldn't bring me light. It is in these moments when even the most cynical among us are forced to turn to something other than ourselves — we turn to prayer, or something like it. You look past your shame, past your desire to hide, and admit you need help.
     
    For me, God is not a bearded man sitting in the clouds or a judgmental, homophobic tyrant waiting to send everyone to eternal damnation. God is nature and space and energy and the universe. My own interpretation of spirituality isn't important, because we all have our own. What matters is that I have something greater than me as an individual that helps bring me peace. This is one of the reasons why I love swimming way, way out into the middle of the ocean and just letting the sea carry my body. It is my greatest form of surrender to the universe, a full-body prayer — or meditation.
    This song is about me finding peace in the fact that I can't control everything — because trying to control everyone was killing me. It's about learning to let go and realize that the universe is in control of my fate, not me.
     
    It's from our darkest moments that we gain the most strength. There were so many days, months even, when I didn't want to get out of bed. I spent all day wanting to go to sleep, and then when I did fall asleep, I had horrible night terrors where I would physically cry and scream through the dark. I was never at peace, night or day. But I dragged myself out of bed and took my emotions to the studio and made art out of them. And I have never been happier with a body of work as I am with this record.
    I hope this song reaches people who are in the midst of struggles, to let them know that no matter how bad it seems now, you can get through it. If you have love and truth on your side, you will never be defeated. Don't give up on yourself.
    "Praying" was written about that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow. Once you realize that you will in fact be OK, you want to spread love and healing. If you feel like someone has wronged you, get rid of that hate, because it will just create more negativity. One thing that has brought me great relief is praying for those people. Being angry and resentful will do nothing but increase your own stress and anxiety — and hate is the fuel that grows the viruses. Don't let anyone steal your happiness!
    In the past couple of years, I have grown into a strong, independent woman. I have realized through this long journey of ups and downs that if I'm lucky enough to have a voice that people listen to, then I should use it for good and for truth. I've battled intense anxiety and depression, a relentless eating disorder, and all the other basic bull**** that comes with being human. I know I'm not alone in that battle. Finding the strength to come forward about these things is not easy, but I want to help others who are going through tough times.
     
    I was blessed and honored to be able to work with some amazing people that helped me realize the vision of this song. Thank you to Ryan Lewis and Ben Abraham, who wanted nothing other than to help me channel all this raw emotion into a powerful song, and to the mad scientist Jonas Åkerlund, who helped me actualize the psychedelic journey that is this physical, emotional ride for the music video.
    This is just the beginning. I am so happy and grateful to begin sharing all the music I have been writing with the world. I've written a record that reveals my vulnerabilities, and I have found strength in that. In the past, I've always felt like I was trying to prove something, trying to be someone I thought people wanted me to be, but on this record, I'm just telling the truth about my life. This album is me. The most raw and real art I have ever created, and now it's my gift to you. I hope you love it. Thank you for not giving up on me. We made it <3. I love you all so much.
     
    http://www.lennylett...single-praying/
  22. white gold liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    Kesha's letter to everyone:
     
    "Praying," my first single in almost four years, comes out today. I have channeled my feelings of severe hopelessness and depression, I've overcome obstacles, and I have found strength in myself even when it felt out of reach. I've found what I had thought was an unobtainable place of peace. This song is about coming to feel empathy for someone else even if they hurt you or scare you. It's a song about learning to be proud of the person you are even during low moments when you feel alone. It's also about hoping everyone, even someone who hurt you, can heal.
    I know that I was never abandoned by my fans, my animals, or my family, but when you are depressed — really, truly depressed — you feel like you have nothing. Even having my kitties sleeping next to me in my darkest of hours couldn't bring me light. It is in these moments when even the most cynical among us are forced to turn to something other than ourselves — we turn to prayer, or something like it. You look past your shame, past your desire to hide, and admit you need help.
     
    For me, God is not a bearded man sitting in the clouds or a judgmental, homophobic tyrant waiting to send everyone to eternal damnation. God is nature and space and energy and the universe. My own interpretation of spirituality isn't important, because we all have our own. What matters is that I have something greater than me as an individual that helps bring me peace. This is one of the reasons why I love swimming way, way out into the middle of the ocean and just letting the sea carry my body. It is my greatest form of surrender to the universe, a full-body prayer — or meditation.
    This song is about me finding peace in the fact that I can't control everything — because trying to control everyone was killing me. It's about learning to let go and realize that the universe is in control of my fate, not me.
     
    It's from our darkest moments that we gain the most strength. There were so many days, months even, when I didn't want to get out of bed. I spent all day wanting to go to sleep, and then when I did fall asleep, I had horrible night terrors where I would physically cry and scream through the dark. I was never at peace, night or day. But I dragged myself out of bed and took my emotions to the studio and made art out of them. And I have never been happier with a body of work as I am with this record.
    I hope this song reaches people who are in the midst of struggles, to let them know that no matter how bad it seems now, you can get through it. If you have love and truth on your side, you will never be defeated. Don't give up on yourself.
    "Praying" was written about that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow. Once you realize that you will in fact be OK, you want to spread love and healing. If you feel like someone has wronged you, get rid of that hate, because it will just create more negativity. One thing that has brought me great relief is praying for those people. Being angry and resentful will do nothing but increase your own stress and anxiety — and hate is the fuel that grows the viruses. Don't let anyone steal your happiness!
    In the past couple of years, I have grown into a strong, independent woman. I have realized through this long journey of ups and downs that if I'm lucky enough to have a voice that people listen to, then I should use it for good and for truth. I've battled intense anxiety and depression, a relentless eating disorder, and all the other basic bull**** that comes with being human. I know I'm not alone in that battle. Finding the strength to come forward about these things is not easy, but I want to help others who are going through tough times.
     
    I was blessed and honored to be able to work with some amazing people that helped me realize the vision of this song. Thank you to Ryan Lewis and Ben Abraham, who wanted nothing other than to help me channel all this raw emotion into a powerful song, and to the mad scientist Jonas Åkerlund, who helped me actualize the psychedelic journey that is this physical, emotional ride for the music video.
    This is just the beginning. I am so happy and grateful to begin sharing all the music I have been writing with the world. I've written a record that reveals my vulnerabilities, and I have found strength in that. In the past, I've always felt like I was trying to prove something, trying to be someone I thought people wanted me to be, but on this record, I'm just telling the truth about my life. This album is me. The most raw and real art I have ever created, and now it's my gift to you. I hope you love it. Thank you for not giving up on me. We made it <3. I love you all so much.
     
    http://www.lennylett...single-praying/
  23. Kittren liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Britney Spears   
    Not to be rude and points fingers at some and all but I hate fans who are always like "I miss the old Britney" or "I miss how she used to look" or or some other bullshit. It's 2017, she's happy and healthy, living her life, and this is probably the best we've gotten out of Britney in a long time so be grateful and just appreciate her in all of her Glory™ (buy on iTunes now!).
     
    Besides that, I love Britney Spears so much and I honestly cannot wait for what she has in stores for us fans. I really hope for the tenth album she goes all out and goes over the top because it's her tenth album. She needs to pull through and put out an album that is a game changer.
  24. delreyfreak liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Britney Spears   
    Not to be rude and points fingers at some and all but I hate fans who are always like "I miss the old Britney" or "I miss how she used to look" or or some other bullshit. It's 2017, she's happy and healthy, living her life, and this is probably the best we've gotten out of Britney in a long time so be grateful and just appreciate her in all of her Glory™ (buy on iTunes now!).
     
    Besides that, I love Britney Spears so much and I honestly cannot wait for what she has in stores for us fans. I really hope for the tenth album she goes all out and goes over the top because it's her tenth album. She needs to pull through and put out an album that is a game changer.
  25. delreyfreak liked a post in a topic by Pocket Gay in Kesha   
    Tomorrow midnight

    :defeated:

    :hdu: :hdu:

    :excited: :excited:

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