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Google does all kind of tracking and if the website ad clicks are inorganic (unusually high CTR, instantly closing the ad website after clicking) it's possible to get banned, especially if the website operator suggests you to click it (which isn't the case here).
 
If the ad is something you are interested in, it's obviously fine to click it. "Intentionally" wasn't precise wording.

Google does all kind of tracking and if the website ad clicks are inorganic (unusually high CTR, instantly closing the ad website after clicking) it's possible to get banned, especially if the website operator suggests you to click it (which isn't the case here).
 
If the ad is something you are interested in, it's obviously fine to click it. "Intentionally" wasn't precise wording.

Google does all kind of tracking and if the website ad clicks are inorganic (unusually high CTR, instantly closing the ad website after clicking) it's possible to get banned, especially if the website operator suggests you to click it (which isn't the case here).
 
If the ad is something you are interested in, it's obviously fine to click it. "Intentionally" wasn't precise wording.

No hold on, clarification needed. If you see an ad that interests you and want to click on it, by all means go ahead. But the website owner cannot encourage ad clicks. Nor can the website owner promise anything in return for users clicking on ads. It comes down to the website owners intent, not the user clicking the ads. 
 
Source: Most of my work is to do with AdSense. 

but then... the website... doesn't get... the ad money... so what would the point of adsense be then?
 
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She’s really crooning on this song I love it
 
drove to it and Ouff 
 
listened to it high and OUUFFF
 
i love it

I posted the 3:30 initially from the GEMA database but then someone claimed it's a placeholder and I believed it  
 
to be fair, 3:30 does indeed sound like a placeholder duration

Btw The song is perfection to me. Such a strong Pretty When You Cry vibe, and the melody is soooo addictive. I love that type of production and her vocals are so femme-fatale, we never had something that close to the UV magnificence until this one. A real candy to my hears. The "Why're you always doing that" parts send me straight to heaven [I think "wild horses" is something used to point drugs : https://www.songfacts.com/facts/the-rolling-stones/wild-horses]

somehow I always understand Kevin instead of heaven 

Something about crack, heroin and LSD according to Genius 

we don’t even have to wait for behind the iron gates - insights from an institution when we have you live posting straight from the psych ward 
 

the way that lustforlife keeps having villian arcs & redemption arcs every 10 minutes
 

Finally listened!!
I love it!! It's so so beautiful. Definetly a slowburner !! I love the production,the lyrics & her vocals are beautiful  

I posted the 3:30 initially from the GEMA database but then someone claimed it's a placeholder and I believed it  
 
to be fair, 3:30 does indeed sound like a placeholder duration

I can't stop listening, this song is going to work so well in Euphoria. There's such a youthful innocence to the lyrics and delivery. A beautiful and simple mix of love and disappointment.

I posted the 3:30 initially from the GEMA database but then someone claimed it's a placeholder and I believed it  
 
to be fair, 3:30 does indeed sound like a placeholder duration

That's a tweet of an Instagram story of a tiktok that shows a tweet
 
did I miss a layer

The YouTube version is 3:32 but I didn't see it yet on Spotify / Apple Music

I posted the 3:30 initially from the GEMA database but then someone claimed it's a placeholder and I believed it  
 
to be fair, 3:30 does indeed sound like a placeholder duration

my husband is... my working is kinda boring 

isn't the song actually 3:30, though? or 3:32? (which is close enough)

my husband version have 2:48. It dont have the end... but its nothing different... Just stop the song before the final guitar party