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I wish the show was a Britney Spears kind of show, the cult part is pretty excessive considering it's supposed to have less than 10 episodes. Just like in Euphoria, Sam Levinson has way too many ideas and characters.

I watched the second episode today. Still better but the dirty talk by the Weeknd's character is gross. Yes, I understand the purpose of his character is to be rapey, but he needs to be at least charismatic and alluring to the viewer, but all I see is Joselyn finding him attractive.

There are countless of artists with a debut album only in 10+ years. Why are we so invested in this girl is something I will never understand. How she wasn't forgotten like 99% debut only artists is also what I'll never understand.

Those kind of people never do anything in life and have a false sense of superiority. Katy and Halsey are one in a million and Sky is in the majority of struggling artists who refuse to "sell out" a.k.a. stop being stubborn for the sake of their career. I know a person who's a talented painter and musician but refuses to make a profit because it may affect they way they create art. Same energy. Guess what, they're jobless, so is Sky in a way. Also, Sky reminds me a little of Madison Beer. Everyone she's associated with went on to become an A/B lister and she's stuck in the upcoming artist/well known influencer stage.

I'm a normie leaning to a goth but when I tried taking it with my teenage brain I was a larp leaning to goth. Makes complete sense since I was kind of an outsider who adopted plenty of weebs and nerds because they were the most loyal friends so I adopted their geekiness too. Now all of that is gone years later.

I absolutely loved the soft buns cause I was bored of the textured homemade ones from my country. Now it's the opposite cause I realized that it probably has God know how much chemicals

Chronically online. Sam really pulled that out of her ass with zero proof. Lana sure seemed happy and settled in UV so that's why she released that album.

The guitar was better than the audio version. It's more Sky. The audio version is great too but sounds more like a movie soundtrack while this reminds me of Cigarettes After Sex/Wiped Out (TNBHD).

Same, the first time I heard about her is in a video about how light skin rappers get away with doing the bare minimum and being thick. The Kardashians using her and their daughters for clout was so pathetic. They aren't cool with the teens anymore so their kids need to get to work cause nobody wants to work these days.

I don't get the hype around Ice Spice. The only thing that made her stand out in my opinion is her hair. That song Boy's a Liar is also overrated. The rhyming is so bad that Pinkpantherness made up a whole new word that looks like liar but it's pronounced like leo. Ice's rap style in Boy's a Liar sounds like a random hoot cheeto girl tried rapping. The bar is in hell for pop music.

Women with a bit of an extra weight often do that with dresses. I think it suits her and has a 60s geometric vibe with a colorful belt paired with a 60s boho vibe and a little bit of glam. I absolutely love how she looks. It's so Lana Del Rey but mature. Before the Interview photoshoot, which was a whole another slay, I thought she was done with glam and being famous. Her attitude is sweet and adorable. Just 10/10. A&W is great, now I pray for a NFR or HM kind of album.

Pictures please

Why are we comparing two different people? They're completely different singers. Adam is a vocalist while Lana is more of a songwriter and used to be heavily image centered. Adam isn't that interesting but is an incredible vocalist. He's a good looking man, but he was always so uninteresting to me, yet he has everything to be an icon. Although Lana used to be a Tumblr aesthetic queen, we wouldn't be talking about her music if that was the main reason behind her fame. She was original, her music has longevity, and it going viral on Tiktok every month says a lot. We didn't really know how her career would look if it wasn't for her dad but we can all agree that she's more than her image and looks. Also, can we collectively agree that being a pretty woman in music is the bare minimum nowadays and that it won't do a lot even if the woman is exceptionally pretty? Look at Madison Beer, a beautiful nepo baby yet people talk about her looks first then her music, even her stans.

I feel like they don't take themselves seriously and that's okay. Everyone expects rock music to have some clever lyrics but it's okay for lyrics to be brainless as long as the music is catchy. That is allowed in pop and hip hop so why do we have so much higher expectations for rock? I feel like they gained a lot of attention because they have no competition, not because their music is that good. I personally like their music.

I definitely adore those three singles from Sunday in Heaven, Golden was also in my top 5 songs. I wasn't focused too much on the album but I'll definitely give it a listen. I wish she kept the Golden aesthetic for the album cause it was different and ethereal. Her album is definitely on my vinyl wish list. I feel like music has stopped evolving cause nothing is left to explore. It's either recycled music or oversexualized. The only time something gets buzz is when it's comically bad or when a A lister releases something. Alternative and indie music is definitely better than mainstream in every aspect.

Someone doesn't use mods and it shows lmao. Jokes aside, I've played enough of Sims 2 to know how to cheat before it escalates but I often let it be chaotic for storytelling purposes and for the challenge. In the Sims 2 I have a young family where both of members are extremely lucky when it comes to their culinary career. They easily get promotions and some extra cash. One was a poor teen who had a teen job and for some reason her job switched to full time and she wasn't required to go to school so I pretended she dropped out. By the time I married them they were lvl 9. The husband got a chance card and I selected the right one which made him 40,000 simoleons. I already planned to open them a family restaurant but didn't have enough to even furnish their upper middle class home. Now I can afford both. They definitely have the lucky girl syndrome.

For me I love the Doors self titled album and Riders of the storm but I can't convince myself to like anything else. Omg thank God someone likes Zella, she's was my 3rd top artists last year. I've also become so detached from current music but so did my friends without us even being open about it. I rarely like anything so much that I listen to it by myself on earphones on repeat. The only modern mainstream artists I like are Miley Cyrus and Doja (and probably someone else I forgot). Mainstream music has become painfully boring and sappy. Many songs are top 40 because of Tiktok. It's so depressing to look at. I used to hate my country's music but now I find myself listening to our hits more because they're danceable and don't have some sappy theme. Not everything needs to be sad ffs, and this is coming from a Lana fan lmao.

I was talking about her post NFR eras - COCC, BB and Ocean Blvd. Nobody outside of America cares about that SNL performance. Also I had no idea about that BTD hate until I watched docus about it years later. The public here loved her. She cares way too much what critics say. She proved that she could sing on music festivals. I don't think it influenced her to go darker. I feel like her UV persona was always a part of her considering her music and image always had a darker undertone and she idolized rock legends from the very start.

Same, and it's becoming a reality. I don't think she wanted to be iconic, I think it was her passion project and her attitude towards fame and performing in a sweatshirt proves that. Before that, she was marketing herself like any other pop star. I wonder what happened in her life that made her not want to be a mainstream star anymore.

I find it absolutely insane how Sims 4 is NINE YEARS OLD and younger Gen Z literally grew up playing it. Meanwhile the older Gen Z most likely got to experience all or almost all the Sims games.

Yeah, metal was once mainstream, so does it make it pop? No. I would say that anything popular and catchy with a pop formula is, in fact, pop, regardless if it's performed by a band or electronic. Moves Like Jagger and Animals is performed by a band of rockers but the songs are pure pop. I hate how pop music became shittier cause it has become shallow to be a pop star. Ava Max, Dua Lipa and a handful of others are pure pop right now and aren't pretending to be anything else. Ava is a flea market knock off of Lady Gaga in 2008-2009 but that's another story. Also we as a society don't need that many yassifed female rappers that essentially sound all the same. We need to leave pop punk in the 2000s. It was fun, but it's time to evolve, not recycle. (Looking at you, Avril)

Last time I didn't do that I had to sacrifice my sneakers #2 so my new Levi's and Honeymoon album and Lana's book of poems could return home.

I'm seriously getting fed up with collecting but I still somehow have the will to do it. Prices were always much higher in my country (35€+ for a 1LP basic ass album ) so I? always turned to online shopping unless it was second hand. There was f,s this German site that had cheap vinyl and cheap shipping, thank God I got Ultraviolence deluxe version there but since prices got up, the shipping got 5x more expensive. Now Ebay is the only place I shop and when I travel to an EU country since everything there is 30% cheaper. I always bring a half empty suitcase just in case.

Not music related but her recent aesthetic is just uncanny. It seems like she's trying to look like a tween. The clothing itself is cute and classy, but the way she posing her photos, using too much filters and the plastic surgery is just creepy. She's obviously terrified of aging older which I don't understand cause she has always looked youthful even when she tried to appear mature and sexy.

At least they're self aware