Metaphysic

I wonder what she's thinkin' about Operator not making it. She really got a bop in her hands, goddamnit.
Fader could rewrite that 12-tracks-contract to more. 12 is so close to 20. Am I right?
 
Also, what do you girlies think about remastering the mixtape? 

I wonder what she's thinkin' about Operator not making it. She really got a bop in her hands, goddamnit.
Fader could rewrite that 12-tracks-contract to more. 12 is so close to 20. Am I right?
 
Also, what do you girlies think about remastering the mixtape? 

Edit — She posted about people listening to leaks and karma getting them and she deleted it.
 

Edit — She posted about people listening to leaks and karma getting them and she deleted it.
 

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

"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/

I read online some opinions about Starfucker and they're saying something like "omg, another Hollywood type of song about drugs and sex", how it's hard to understand she's poking the Hollywood style and playing around?

"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/

"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/

"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/

I read online some opinions about Starfucker and they're saying something like "omg, another Hollywood type of song about drugs and sex", how it's hard to understand she's poking the Hollywood style and playing around?

"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/

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

"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/

"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/

I really don't think so. To me this is veeeeeery Max Martin 2012 kinda of song. Ava Max could never write something like Rhinestone Heart, but I agree it's dramatic...

I really don't think so. To me this is veeeeeery Max Martin 2012 kinda of song. Ava Max could never write something like Rhinestone Heart, but I agree it's dramatic...

Right? Let my bitch have at least one commercial song.

Where are the entrepreneurs who pay to make an artist happen? Do they only like to notice talentless people like Saweetie? It's time.

I really don't think so. To me this is veeeeeery Max Martin 2012 kinda of song. Ava Max could never write something like Rhinestone Heart, but I agree it's dramatic...

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

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

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

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

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