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people are already starting to dismiss a&w saying that people are only liking it because it's different than the piano ballads she's been making since 2019 and i have to disagree. like even if it was only the american whore part it honestly still would be in my top 10 or somewhere around there. the melodic work, lyrical content and production is just too good
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Interview Magazine (Nadia Lee Cohen) - January 11th, 2023
Honeyyoung replied to Elle's topic in 2023
can we get all of the outtakes already (especially the ones where she's in that mirror pallais dress) -
"Did you know a singer could still be looking like a side piece at 33?" that line is so interesting to me because it perfectly represents her journey with the media, it's empowering and demeaning at the same time. in the beggining of her carrer she was slut shamed and portrayed even by herself and this "side piece" and "other woman" idea. now that she's older and having to deal with comments about her age and her body, it's almost as she's asking if she's so bad on other people's views she can't even have the objectification necessary to be portrayed as a "whore".
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it's not ignoring the issue but we can talk about it while not deducing that harvey weinstein raped her...
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so i go to school in the morning and stay there until 12:40pm but on tuesdays and thursdays we have to stay until 5pm so the song was released in my lunch break and i literally had to hide in the children's bathroom (because they don't have classes in the afternoon) to listen to the song but OOOOH MYYYY GOOOOD! she fully outdid herself with this one, like debuted straight in her own top 10 for me. what i like the most is that it could've ended on the american whore part with like a slight trap outro (kind of wildflower wildfire/cinnamon girl esque) and i would've still completely loved it. in fact, i might like AW a bit more than the jimmy part. the song has many resemblances with venice bitch— it's kind of its goth sister— especially on the pre-chorus. "I say i live in Rosemead, really, I'm at the Ramada/ It doesn't really matter, doesn't really, really matter" mirrors "You're in the yard, I light the fire/ And as the summer fades away, nothing gold can stay" so well it's unbelievable, so so beautiful. but then the switch up happens and it just elevated it to a whole different fucking level. it's funny, it's not abrupt but it definetly switched up alot for me in the first listen, but when i kept listening while doing other things, it seemed like the most casual thing ever, really well executed. and i of course loved jimmy jimmy coco puff to death, her vocal delivery really resembled the born to die era unreleased songs horny-ish vocals in the second time the NFR! sample comes in, i can really see why she said she made the music just vibing. instant classic.