ButterflyBones

There were some good tracks and themes on K-12, but the execution wasn't half as clever and deeply written as Cry Baby was. There are also some songs that just don't sound like they belong on the album, and sound odd out of the context of the movie. The beat drop in Class Fight comes especially out of nowhere, and the overall song is just not really relatable to most people. Teachers Pet is also uncomfortable, and not in the way she intended. I think she could have done so much better, and so could Keenan as her producer, honestly. She just went too hard into the theme, and forgot how to be objective rather than just subjective. Luckily, I think this upcoming album could be her best yet if she takes the right steps with it. I'm looking forward to seeing if she can pull of this comeback. 

There were some good tracks and themes on K-12, but the execution wasn't half as clever and deeply written as Cry Baby was. There are also some songs that just don't sound like they belong on the album, and sound odd out of the context of the movie. The beat drop in Class Fight comes especially out of nowhere, and the overall song is just not really relatable to most people. Teachers Pet is also uncomfortable, and not in the way she intended. I think she could have done so much better, and so could Keenan as her producer, honestly. She just went too hard into the theme, and forgot how to be objective rather than just subjective. Luckily, I think this upcoming album could be her best yet if she takes the right steps with it. I'm looking forward to seeing if she can pull of this comeback. 

There were some good tracks and themes on K-12, but the execution wasn't half as clever and deeply written as Cry Baby was. There are also some songs that just don't sound like they belong on the album, and sound odd out of the context of the movie. The beat drop in Class Fight comes especially out of nowhere, and the overall song is just not really relatable to most people. Teachers Pet is also uncomfortable, and not in the way she intended. I think she could have done so much better, and so could Keenan as her producer, honestly. She just went too hard into the theme, and forgot how to be objective rather than just subjective. Luckily, I think this upcoming album could be her best yet if she takes the right steps with it. I'm looking forward to seeing if she can pull of this comeback. 

There were some good tracks and themes on K-12, but the execution wasn't half as clever and deeply written as Cry Baby was. There are also some songs that just don't sound like they belong on the album, and sound odd out of the context of the movie. The beat drop in Class Fight comes especially out of nowhere, and the overall song is just not really relatable to most people. Teachers Pet is also uncomfortable, and not in the way she intended. I think she could have done so much better, and so could Keenan as her producer, honestly. She just went too hard into the theme, and forgot how to be objective rather than just subjective. Luckily, I think this upcoming album could be her best yet if she takes the right steps with it. I'm looking forward to seeing if she can pull of this comeback. 

It's not the worst but I feel like she could've picked a better theme and direction for her second album than "Crybaby goes to school".

It's not the worst but I feel like she could've picked a better theme and direction for her second album than "Crybaby goes to school".

i love to pretend that K-12 never happened.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

I think we're going to get something along the lines of her first album in the sense that there will be a heavy overarching theme, but the tracks will each have a unique yet cohesive sound(unlike K-12, which came across as monotonous more than cohesive).
 
After School is a perfect example of her gearing up for a new musical style, where her instrumentals and vocals are just on the edge of her old music and something entirely new. And with what we've heard of her recent work with K+OL, I'm sure she'll make a great comeback and garner a wider audience.

If she hasn't started filming yet, she may go to Hawaii seeing as she went there to record the album. She did say it was a place of inspiration for a lot of it, and the landscape fits the "fairyland/heaven" theme well. 
I also wonder if she's going to be changing her look for the movie. If she grows her hair back out for the role I'll understand, but I'm gonna miss Mulletie Martinez.

If she hasn't started filming yet, she may go to Hawaii seeing as she went there to record the album. She did say it was a place of inspiration for a lot of it, and the landscape fits the "fairyland/heaven" theme well. 
I also wonder if she's going to be changing her look for the movie. If she grows her hair back out for the role I'll understand, but I'm gonna miss Mulletie Martinez.

If she hasn't started filming yet, she may go to Hawaii seeing as she went there to record the album. She did say it was a place of inspiration for a lot of it, and the landscape fits the "fairyland/heaven" theme well. 
I also wonder if she's going to be changing her look for the movie. If she grows her hair back out for the role I'll understand, but I'm gonna miss Mulletie Martinez.

If she released anything at all, really.
Sis has plenty of easy ways that she could be making bank right now. I don't see why she chose NFTs, especially with the agenda she preaches in her music. But oh well, moving on.

I hope this NFT thing isn't real, but at this point I'm pretty sure it's legit. If she wants to be taken seriously when she talks about being anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, going against the grain, etc., she should think twice about this. It's disingenuous and honestly just a terrible trend to partake in. NFT's are stupid, but they're also horrible for the planet. I can't say I'm not disappointed to see this when she could be doing anything else with her money and fame.

If she released anything at all, really.
Sis has plenty of easy ways that she could be making bank right now. I don't see why she chose NFTs, especially with the agenda she preaches in her music. But oh well, moving on.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/04/13/climate/nft-climate-change.amp.html
 
They use massive amounts of energy and are horribly wasteful. It's more than just "people spending too much money on stupid things", it's irresponsible for no gain.

I hope this NFT thing isn't real, but at this point I'm pretty sure it's legit. If she wants to be taken seriously when she talks about being anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, going against the grain, etc., she should think twice about this. It's disingenuous and honestly just a terrible trend to partake in. NFT's are stupid, but they're also horrible for the planet. I can't say I'm not disappointed to see this when she could be doing anything else with her money and fame.

If she released anything at all, really.
Sis has plenty of easy ways that she could be making bank right now. I don't see why she chose NFTs, especially with the agenda she preaches in her music. But oh well, moving on.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/04/13/climate/nft-climate-change.amp.html
 
They use massive amounts of energy and are horribly wasteful. It's more than just "people spending too much money on stupid things", it's irresponsible for no gain.

If she released anything at all, really.
Sis has plenty of easy ways that she could be making bank right now. I don't see why she chose NFTs, especially with the agenda she preaches in her music. But oh well, moving on.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/04/13/climate/nft-climate-change.amp.html
 
They use massive amounts of energy and are horribly wasteful. It's more than just "people spending too much money on stupid things", it's irresponsible for no gain.