Mash Tragic

Taylor Swift is the most talented, genuine, original, groundbreaking & interesting artist out there and has been just that for the past 15 years, she is so not after her fans' wallet. She doesn't have a single plotative or explotative bone in her body. Also, her hardcore stans do not give Disney adults vibes at all!! 😍

I kinda did this yesterday 

multiple accounts thread part 2: electric boogaloo is coming?  

i do not have information that could lead to certain users’ arrest

I couldn’t even bring myself to type this im sorry you have a dark spirit

lizzy grant is so overrated  lana del rey is better
 
(barf)

I REALLY want the studio version of the Heart Shaped Box cover.. i know it’s unlikely but can you imagine it on an album with Zodiac? 

“We been everywhere”

That kick is sending me  The way she looks so bored five seconds before, then scores, and then walks away super nonchalantly as if nothing happened 
 
I'm super disappointed it's really calciatore, but honestly, the chorus of Salvatore doesn't make much sense to me anyway. Footballer, limousine, bye love, soft ice cream... Ok? 

Well, I have to admit that it is a goofy and weirdly written line  While (I think) I understand what's her point, it kinda sounds trivial(?). Like, Picasso wasn't just sad, he was extremely depressed, and the whole verse just sounds like Picasso saw a sad movie and decided to paint to get it out of his mind (especially with the eccentricity line before, it fails to portray the true, heartbreaking grief that fueled the whole blue period. It wasn't just an eccentricity in his case). The line does fall flat in that aspect. Interesting meaning, terrible wording.

Isn't it the whole point of the line though? She also says in Beautiful "don't tell me to be glad when I'm sad, I really hate that" so I've always understood both lines as a fuck you to the morons who try and cheer depressed people with some Live, Laugh, Love bullshit. They might mean well, but emotions aren't that simple (leaving aside the fact it dangerously minimizes their issues). I don't know, maybe I'm projecting  

Reminds me of that dream I had a long time ago where she had the big-ass 70s afro hair and a sparkly disco white jumpsuit  I think I posted it somewhere, can't remember if it's the COCC or the BB thread, but yeah, I'm manifesting your dream over the cowboy thing 

Well, I have to admit that it is a goofy and weirdly written line  While (I think) I understand what's her point, it kinda sounds trivial(?). Like, Picasso wasn't just sad, he was extremely depressed, and the whole verse just sounds like Picasso saw a sad movie and decided to paint to get it out of his mind (especially with the eccentricity line before, it fails to portray the true, heartbreaking grief that fueled the whole blue period. It wasn't just an eccentricity in his case). The line does fall flat in that aspect. Interesting meaning, terrible wording.

Isn't it the whole point of the line though? She also says in Beautiful "don't tell me to be glad when I'm sad, I really hate that" so I've always understood both lines as a fuck you to the morons who try and cheer depressed people with some Live, Laugh, Love bullshit. They might mean well, but emotions aren't that simple (leaving aside the fact it dangerously minimizes their issues). I don't know, maybe I'm projecting  

Ok it's time for me to confess that every time I listen to Margaret, I hear "rhino minor keeeey"  Idk it just feels right after the rhino designer.

I love it so so much.  Especially the part "If I'm not there...", idk it just sounds so special and meaningful and reminds me of the devotion expressed in Old Money or How To Disappear (I'm always going to be right here), but this time it's up to her partner to run for her. It always makes me super emotional to imagine (finally) having someone forever by my side. 
 
Side note while we're (still) at it with the Beautiful slander: if I'm not mistaken, I saw people comparing Sweet and Beautiful but I don't hear the similarities  Sweet is currently part of my top 3 in OB while Beautiful... well, let's say I now tolerate the verses.  Whereas, Sweet is an amazing song with a beautiful melody, a real chorus and lovely lyrics  
 
 
Now that's an unpopular opinion. 

Well, I have to admit that it is a goofy and weirdly written line  While (I think) I understand what's her point, it kinda sounds trivial(?). Like, Picasso wasn't just sad, he was extremely depressed, and the whole verse just sounds like Picasso saw a sad movie and decided to paint to get it out of his mind (especially with the eccentricity line before, it fails to portray the true, heartbreaking grief that fueled the whole blue period. It wasn't just an eccentricity in his case). The line does fall flat in that aspect. Interesting meaning, terrible wording.

Same, I misread "Lana at Elle's birthday" and got super, super excited 

Isn't it the whole point of the line though? She also says in Beautiful "don't tell me to be glad when I'm sad, I really hate that" so I've always understood both lines as a fuck you to the morons who try and cheer depressed people with some Live, Laugh, Love bullshit. They might mean well, but emotions aren't that simple (leaving aside the fact it dangerously minimizes their issues). I don't know, maybe I'm projecting  

I love it so so much.  Especially the part "If I'm not there...", idk it just sounds so special and meaningful and reminds me of the devotion expressed in Old Money or How To Disappear (I'm always going to be right here), but this time it's up to her partner to run for her. It always makes me super emotional to imagine (finally) having someone forever by my side. 
 
Side note while we're (still) at it with the Beautiful slander: if I'm not mistaken, I saw people comparing Sweet and Beautiful but I don't hear the similarities  Sweet is currently part of my top 3 in OB while Beautiful... well, let's say I now tolerate the verses.  Whereas, Sweet is an amazing song with a beautiful melody, a real chorus and lovely lyrics  
 
 
Now that's an unpopular opinion. 

Well, I have to admit that it is a goofy and weirdly written line  While (I think) I understand what's her point, it kinda sounds trivial(?). Like, Picasso wasn't just sad, he was extremely depressed, and the whole verse just sounds like Picasso saw a sad movie and decided to paint to get it out of his mind (especially with the eccentricity line before, it fails to portray the true, heartbreaking grief that fueled the whole blue period. It wasn't just an eccentricity in his case). The line does fall flat in that aspect. Interesting meaning, terrible wording.

I don't think those are unpopular opinions tbh 

I love it so so much.  Especially the part "If I'm not there...", idk it just sounds so special and meaningful and reminds me of the devotion expressed in Old Money or How To Disappear (I'm always going to be right here), but this time it's up to her partner to run for her. It always makes me super emotional to imagine (finally) having someone forever by my side. 
 
Side note while we're (still) at it with the Beautiful slander: if I'm not mistaken, I saw people comparing Sweet and Beautiful but I don't hear the similarities  Sweet is currently part of my top 3 in OB while Beautiful... well, let's say I now tolerate the verses.  Whereas, Sweet is an amazing song with a beautiful melody, a real chorus and lovely lyrics  
 
 
Now that's an unpopular opinion. 

sweet is probably one of (if not) the best songs on OB it’s so so so beautiful

Isn't it the whole point of the line though? She also says in Beautiful "don't tell me to be glad when I'm sad, I really hate that" so I've always understood both lines as a fuck you to the morons who try and cheer depressed people with some Live, Laugh, Love bullshit. They might mean well, but emotions aren't that simple (leaving aside the fact it dangerously minimizes their issues). I don't know, maybe I'm projecting