Bootynugget

"As the decade progressed, this vision of what pop could and should be has all but faded. Gaga herself became so rattled at the lack of personal and critical success that Artpop garnered that she has spent the better part of the last decade putting the outrageous makeup away in effort to convince the world she is an artiste and has the sort of talent and chops that we all already knew she had." 
"Katy Perry put out Witness. The pop starlets that took their place -your Arianas, Taylor Swifts, Olivia Rodrigos- they are all great and have put out their share of classic songs and paradigm-shifting records. But all of them have leaned into the spotlight to make the conversation about them, with the music, great as it is, being globbed on as a marketing opportunity."
"Carly Rae Jepsen is about as close as we’ve gotten to someone who is a student of the game and knows how to effortlessly craft a masterful hook, but her aims and lyrics are far too tame to really provoke. Who, then, can take on the mantle of sounding dangerous?
 
Enter Slayyyter."
 
Uhhh, this is a GREAT review.
 
https://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/87632/Slayyyter-Starfucker/

this is so M.I.A. coded 

Loving this album a lot! 

https://people.com/slayyyter-new-album-songs-about-plastic-surgery-drugs-exclusive-interview-7973387

she really ate with this album i'm afraid
the final mixes are exquisite

no way somebody actually had this

Charli XCX feat. CupcakKe & Brooke Candy - Lipgloss 
 
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Q2zsimIQIE/file.html 
 
#PopHellPeopleAreUgly

I LOVE HOLLYWOOD!
 

erotic electronic really is that bitch 

HESS: What made you call it STARFUCKER?
SLAYYYTER: I was having a conversation with my DJ in Nashville about Hollywood and the music industry. He’s like my big brother, honestly, and he always calls it “the Hollywood Sausage Factory.” It can feel very soul-sucking. Like, I want to make music that’s cool to me. But then you’ll do sessions and they’ll bring me concepts like, “You should make a sugar-daddy song.” And I’ll be like, “No, that’s not my vibe.” It’s just interesting what people want to get out of you, and I feel like everyone in L.A. is a starfucker in a sense. But at the same time, I’m a smaller artist, and I still feel like I get starfucked by people. So it’s not just about having sex with celebrities. It’s a metaphor for just being in entertainment and being on the cusp. Part of me would do whatever it takes to make my dreams come true and have something crack off, but at the same time, I don’t ever want to compromise. I don’t want to compromise my artistry just to win the game. It’s not worth winning if I can’t do it my way, you know?
 
https://www.interviewmagazine.com/music/slayyyter-on-fame-starfucking-and-defying-the-hyperpop-label

I can't wait till the records come in.

The tit copy is going RIGHT on my wall, and the non-tit copy is going right on the record player.

I feel so bad for her re: leaking. It's such an invasion of privacy and the leakers never consider the artistry behind the music. Not only that but I'd question myself as to what else these people have access to; having no sense of privacy would make me extremely paranoid, so props to her for maintaining her composure. I'd feel so invaded if people went through my emails, calls, photos, music, etc. Like, stop. It's fun to share demos and alt cuts from scrapped/released projects between us fans, but it's a whole diff vibe to leak someone's record.
 
Plus, you can tell she puts her heart into her projects. She makes the best with the budgets she has (in a complimentary way, not shady) and gives us visuals and sounds that are fucking fun. IDK but her songs getting leaked almost seems weirdly targeted/evil/misogynistic. I say this because her leaks are usually shared in such a toxic 'haha fuck her she's a flop' kinda way. And like?!?!?! IDGI?!?!? She's out here traveling the world whilst sharing her projects with people who like her. That's badass, no? That's what art and music is all about!?!? How is that a flop? You don't need to be breaking records with your music to be successful.
 
This went on for quite long. I should buy her record.
 

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/slayyyter-interview-starfucker-chateau-marmont-celebrity-culture-1234827859/

i can't even begin to express how ready i am for "slut!"

This was such a lovely read. I'm so so glad she's happy and healthy and living her best life. I'm also proud as fuck that she said she isn't nervous about touring anymore, and that she's willing to do TV performances in the future!

“Lana Del Rey Forgives Us” got me bleary eyed  
 
I wish 2013 Lana could’ve seen this. She deserved the world 

I don't think Americana necessarily means country; I would argue that BTD fits the theme perfectly. I wouldn't mind an album that had a sound similar to Ride.  We're talking about the woman that literally invented Americana (jk.. but not really actually). 

seven years worth of covers… oh wow 
 
i wonder how many she’s recorded
i wonder how many she’d cut for an album…
i simply need them all

In reading a lot of old articles about you, both with or without your participation, you seemed to have a lot of ideas projected onto you without a lot of room to respond. Was that your experience? 
That made there be no room. I wonder if that’s why I’m allowed to have my moment. But I’ve heard some good stories about some of the writers that I did not like. One of them ran up their company card on prostitutes. I love that. It just goes to show you that it’s not personal. Sometimes, the things you read, there’s a little bit of projection there. That’s the only guy who I’ve ever remembered his full name, but I’m not going to say it.
 
 
 
WHO LMAOOOO

I wonder what her definition of Americana is cause I can see her going a lot of different directions with that same term describing the record. It sounds like she's still in the early stages of it tho and we know how quickly she changes direction so we'll see...
 
She also mentioned she's working with a new person so that's exciting too 

A few years back, you said that you started editing yourself because your lyrics were too personal. Are you still doing that?
Only in the past two months! I’ve never had someone make comments on my lyrics before, and then I recently met up with another writer. It’s a little bit of a different process now. For Tunnel, I did not edit myself. 
 
This is interesting. I wonder with whom she's working right now? 

well…

Are you still thinking about doing a cover album?
Yeah, I want to. I’ve collected my cover songs for seven years. And I’ve said so much that I wanted to say, so it’s an awesome time to think about that. The standards.