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Track names have been added to Apple Music, no writing credits yet.

Lana shared the Candy Necklace snippet in August but only started working on Margaret in September, it likely wasn't the last song she added.

I wanted it to leak but at this point I'm happy with every day it doesn't leak, only a week left

The tags on the newly leaked songs are even more obnoxious Not going to destroy my first listen with these.

Watercolor Eyes is a completely separate song, they just reused the phrase "rock candy sweet".

It's also marked as explicit on Amazon Music. Apple Music doesn't mark it as explicit so far.

The Peppers recording isn't even stereo, I can't believe people are already complaining about the production Even that other LQ snippet we have sounds significantly better.

An illegal upload of SYTH on Spotify had over 1.5 million streams per day, but that was a month ago. It definitely won't flop.

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The new Peppers from a couple minutes ago looks exactly the same in spek, still only mono. Doesn't appear to be HQ.

You can't even hear the synths in the LQ leak

You have to use ACRCloud.

You can look it up if you have a snippet, I shared the durations of the other tracks a couple pages ago.

Final version is 2:32, how long is the leaked version?

There's a difference between being careless and trying to tell yourself that it doesn't matter in an attempt to stay calm about it.

Jon Batiste Interlude didn't leak, it's an edit.

Link?

I asked AI to interpret the "problematic" line, it can easily be interpreted in a non-problematic way

I'm sure leaks have some impact but if they wanted a single that has a chance of charting they would have released one of the last 3 tracks on the album.

Something doesn't add up

Do we know that they are real? I stopped posting them because I'm still suspicious of their lengths and people started posting it without disclaimer on Twitter.