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i mean i do like it, i just think it doesn't fit in the album's narrative (and it also could be improved with a more cohesive melody and structure and more disney-esque violins, i actually think it's less structured then fingertips believe it or not)

also i've grown to like sweet but i don't really think it makes sense on the album... it starts in the beginning of the tunnel as she's discovering her darkest fears, and it ends with her processing these problems and feeling carefree. i don't this sweet matches any of these parts

i'm re-listening to the album and i though i would skip judah's interlude but i actually didn't. the instrumental is IMPECCABLE, those guitar riffs omgg, she really could've made a song out of it and it would've been amazing, it made total sense for this dark section of the album

it's actually not a deal at all, she's just saying her boyfriend caught covid so so did she, literally just that

she's such a genius holy fuck

is wipeout an actual song?

fingertips - paris, texas - grandfather - let the light in is a god tier track run

I'M CACKLING

no i'm saying he commented on the album

girl delete

she doesn't give a fuck about them since nfr tbh, but i do hope we get a transition masterpiece like honeymoon again in the future

spin in till you whip it into a cream baybe

i mean all of the songs were made around the same time, imo it really helps to pull the entire thing together. i think its cohesiveness comes from the lyrical journey

fantano reacted to candy necklace, grandfather and let the light in and liked all of them, especially LTLI. he was going to react to peppers but people were asking for fingertips so he did it instead still liked it though

1. A&W 2. Peppers 3. Grandfather Please Stand On The Shoulders Of My Father While He's Deep Sea Fishing 4. Let The Light In 5. Taco Truck X VB 6. Paris, Texas 7. Fingertips 8. Candy Necklace 9. The Grants 10. Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd 11. Sweet 12. Fishtail 13. Jon Batiste Interlude 14. Kintsugi 15. Margaret 16. Judah Smith Interlude

fully agree, her best album cover would be incoming

in a song about contemplating suicide with the loss of a family member, the final lines "I give myself two second to breathe / And go back to being a serene queen / I just needed two seconds to be me" is actually so fucking powerful

fingertips has the best lyrics of her entire career, and they're so brutal too. i took my time to really absorb them and i'm fully sobbing right now

why would i wanna read that

is it a 100?

absolutely

so true

@fl0r1dakil0s what was that sound you said "if this is what i think it is" on judah smith interlude?

FINGERTIPS IS SO BRUTAL AND BEAUTIFUL WTF WERE YOU ON

she's so fucking insane for this