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It bothers me that the deluxe cover is missing the crack in the glass lookin like she killed somebody and then jumped on the hood of a car for fun

Don't forget me

Oh geez they got the "this song flopped but it should've been her biggest hit" TikTokker at a Spotify event

The Family Juuls Oh No! Are You Satisfied? Shampain Electra Heart (keep in mind nearly every song on this record is S-tier) Radioactive Fear and Loathing Electra Heart FROOT Froot Blue Better Than That Love + Fear Enjoy Your Life Emotional Machine End of the Earth ADIAML Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land Venus Fly Trap Goodbye Unreleased Sinful Scab & Plaster Jealousy

live update from That Venice Bitch's car:

funnily enough that was the first thing I typed and then I deleted it cause I thought "the way this fanbase is, we might already have that"

What people say they want for XCXmas: new songs, stems, unreleased solo versions and collaborations What people really want for XCXmas: Boom Clap alternate mixes, Boom Clap unused remixes, Boom Clap demo versions, Boom Clap (Japanese Version) 24bit WAV

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Maybe I'm cracked out of my mind and I don't even know it yet, but I could be considered a popli apologist and I feel like Crash is on the weaker side of her outwardly pop material It's nothing new for her, it's probably the safest thing she's ever made, the music's fine but not much of it stands out in terms of career highlights yk I'm the one person that will defend and stream Sucker until I die; It's her trashy, punk, Bubblegum Bitch, Baby One More Time, Tumblr phase and I love that for her

god I wish manufacturing would stop being a factor in release dates, not every format known to man needs to exist in a pre-order bundle

shouldve been on suckah along with superlove

The nature of Doja's comments about Dr Luke is also completely different to that of Kim's

That still would have been the case even if Taylor's Version didn't exist; you have to remember that Lover never got a tour Including TV, she has now released 6 albums since her last tour (and it'll be 7-8 before this tour I guess) and I think the best course of action would be a Taylor's Version Tour celebrating the hits and fan favorites across her whole catalog. Hopefully she'd be able to complete the series during this tour and then we get a return to traditional pop album eras after that. A Folkmore-heavy tour has never been a viable option, not just because of the circumstances but also because it's a slow-paced folk duology in the middle of a mainstream pop catalog that people will expect to be reflected on any tour from her

The only visuals we haven't gotten yet are all visually similar and purple-hued + 1 shot is a clock at midnight, so I think it's clear we're getting Lavender Haze and then it's time for Speak Now era preparations

The entire video is riddled with easter eggs for Speak Now TV, namely: • Orchestral versions of Enchanted and Long Live play at the beginning and end • The elevator button concept references Ours • The first floor she visits is the one representing Speak Now • The clock she sits on is fixed at 3:00, for her third album • She wears 'S.N.' hairclips in her scene with Jack • The castle has koi fish motifs referencing her guitar from that tour • The castle is surrounded by dragons, referencing Long Live Also, the second floor she visits is one representing 1989, backing the generally agreed upon idea that she will be releasing them in close proximity (as she already teased them together earlier this year) P.S. It seems like there's one more music video left from this era, and some think it might be Lavender Haze because 3+9+1=13

Produced by Jack Antonoff: Out of the Woods (#18, Platinum) I Don't Wanna Live Forever (#2, 4x Platinum) Look What You Made Me Do (#1, 4x Platinum) Lover (#10, 2x Platinum) Cruel Summer (acclaimed + interpolated in a #3, 3x Platinum hit) All Too Well 10 Minute (#1, Platinum) I don't know why people act like Jack dominates her life when most of her singles this decade have been with other producers; Folkmore was predominantly Aaron Dressner + Taylor's Version is predominantly Chris Rowe This is her first album where Jack does a majority of the production work

They were literally all smiley out furniture shopping the other day, idk why she's so emo on her recent albums

Only 2 were announced and this teaser doesn't look like enough visuals to support an entire thirteen-track album lol

I didn't know a visual album could consist of exactly 2 music videos

Shocked to see the unanimous dislike of this album here I think it's cute and Anti-Hero in particular is very relatable, maybe that's just me

It's actually an official radio edit Electric chair to whoever decided that didn't warrant a digital release

Should've uploaded it in HD during the TikTok trend, like Meghan Trainor did with Title

And it wouldve been one of my top streamed tracks on Victorious 4.0 or whatever tf

I'll never understand why people insist on doing "Artist A & Artist B" on songs that are very obviously "Artist A (feat. Artist B)", mostly written & sung by Artist A, for Artist A's album, Artist B has no ownership