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Since the closest stop on this tour is 8 hours away from me, I approve of this set list 

I hope she plays Boom Clap, I Love It, Boys, Unlock It, Fancy, and Spicy 
 
 
 
ouuuuuuu honey and I almost forgot Out Out 

5k ahead of me in queue for Chicago because I was stuck dealing with fucking work.
 
If there's no good seats left I'm just skipping and praying everyone who got them gets diarrhea on concert day. 
 
also 
 
 

See desktop for me showed NOTHING. Then suddenly it showed several seats open, and they were flipping between available and taken, back and forth rapidly, but whenever I'd try to claim, it just threw errors.
 
Switched to mobile, waited back in queue for a few minutes, then I refreshed once, saw two seats in the front, said "thank you ma'am" and it was smooth from there out.

Sorry sis.
 

Me when I've had too much to drink.

See desktop for me showed NOTHING. Then suddenly it showed several seats open, and they were flipping between available and taken, back and forth rapidly, but whenever I'd try to claim, it just threw errors.
 
Switched to mobile, waited back in queue for a few minutes, then I refreshed once, saw two seats in the front, said "thank you ma'am" and it was smooth from there out.

Sorry sis.
 

Me when I've had too much to drink.

She should drop a single to make up for Ticketmaster sucking

im a mv supporter and eat babies

gonna k word myself why is buying more than one ticket so stressful like maybe going by myself really  has more tea

Were you on your phone or desktop site? I had issues with the desktop site and it was a mess. I switched to phone app for Ticketmaster and it was smooth sailing.

The prices really are absurd though. I paid about that price for mine, and I'm gonna be eating skinny for awhile to make it back up. I'm fortunate enough to make it work, but it really is a fucking sham that it's that expensive. Not everyone has the money/resources/jobs to be able to fund shit like this.  

It's also the way Ticketmaster is garbage on their website. Couldn't get anything and kept getting errors on desktop. Ended up grabbing my phone and using the mobile app and got everything right on the first try.

Got the best seats I could muster (front row in 112). Now to find a +1 to drag with me (I know the boyfriend is too fucking old to vibe with Charlotte Exseaex)

Oh and I guess sell a kidney to recoup the cost of those tickets fuck.

I cant believe i missed this!! This is what I get for spending christmas with my family. The OG krakenfiles links for both the good ones and new shapes demos are down now ofc if anyone can help me out 
 
I hear you but it still sounds like it should have been on electra heart IMO
 

5k ahead of me in queue for Chicago because I was stuck dealing with fucking work.
 
If there's no good seats left I'm just skipping and praying everyone who got them gets diarrhea on concert day. 
 
also 
 
 

the chicago prices were wiiiiiild but will be going 

We been had it gurl.

I'm gonna be contrarian today, but this demand for artists to CONSTANTLY output and keep all lines of communications saturated is a bit unrealistic.
 
put out a single okay great, now in like 3 days gimme the remix wig now where's the MV? okay why is your twitter and IG silent? post something omg. okay yay a tour but like, more dates?? where's the next single teaser?? you gonna do any radio show or podcast appearances?? album announcement, okay yay but will there be a deluxe? hello your tiktok is floptop rn next single??? there's a festival this summer you gonna be in it?? IG hasn't had a post in 3 days come on queen you're flopping here hellooo next single???????????????????????????  
Like....y'all ever sit and wonder how ever did MJ and Madonna conquer the globe of pop stardom in the 80s and 90s? They weren't shelling out constant media and updates daily, and we still got there.

Edit: I think we as a society and culture have attributed "noise" = "doing the work". I think people sometimes go "oh look, person is posting this, promoting that, serving looks, putting out material. They must be doing good and successful!!!" - I think people sometimes see near-constant activity as something of merit and prescribe value to artists and bodies of work based on that factor, but also like....we're over here lobbying for 6 hours a day/4 day work weeks, no emails after 5PM, and a month of PTO time off as standard labor practice. Celebs and artists should get the same considerations, ya feel?

We will be okay with periods of silence. Our boredom is a sign that we, ourselves, are boring. It is time we touch grass and be patient.


 

I'm gonna be contrarian today, but this demand for artists to CONSTANTLY output and keep all lines of communications saturated is a bit unrealistic.
 
put out a single okay great, now in like 3 days gimme the remix wig now where's the MV? okay why is your twitter and IG silent? post something omg. okay yay a tour but like, more dates?? where's the next single teaser?? you gonna do any radio show or podcast appearances?? album announcement, okay yay but will there be a deluxe? hello your tiktok is floptop rn next single??? there's a festival this summer you gonna be in it?? IG hasn't had a post in 3 days come on queen you're flopping here hellooo next single???????????????????????????  
Like....y'all ever sit and wonder how ever did MJ and Madonna conquer the globe of pop stardom in the 80s and 90s? They weren't shelling out constant media and updates daily, and we still got there.

Edit: I think we as a society and culture have attributed "noise" = "doing the work". I think people sometimes go "oh look, person is posting this, promoting that, serving looks, putting out material. They must be doing good and successful!!!" - I think people sometimes see near-constant activity as something of merit and prescribe value to artists and bodies of work based on that factor, but also like....we're over here lobbying for 6 hours a day/4 day work weeks, no emails after 5PM, and a month of PTO time off as standard labor practice. Celebs and artists should get the same considerations, ya feel?

We will be okay with periods of silence. Our boredom is a sign that we, ourselves, are boring. It is time we touch grass and be patient.


 

I'm gonna be contrarian today, but this demand for artists to CONSTANTLY output and keep all lines of communications saturated is a bit unrealistic.
 
put out a single okay great, now in like 3 days gimme the remix wig now where's the MV? okay why is your twitter and IG silent? post something omg. okay yay a tour but like, more dates?? where's the next single teaser?? you gonna do any radio show or podcast appearances?? album announcement, okay yay but will there be a deluxe? hello your tiktok is floptop rn next single??? there's a festival this summer you gonna be in it?? IG hasn't had a post in 3 days come on queen you're flopping here hellooo next single???????????????????????????  
Like....y'all ever sit and wonder how ever did MJ and Madonna conquer the globe of pop stardom in the 80s and 90s? They weren't shelling out constant media and updates daily, and we still got there.

Edit: I think we as a society and culture have attributed "noise" = "doing the work". I think people sometimes go "oh look, person is posting this, promoting that, serving looks, putting out material. They must be doing good and successful!!!" - I think people sometimes see near-constant activity as something of merit and prescribe value to artists and bodies of work based on that factor, but also like....we're over here lobbying for 6 hours a day/4 day work weeks, no emails after 5PM, and a month of PTO time off as standard labor practice. Celebs and artists should get the same considerations, ya feel?

We will be okay with periods of silence. Our boredom is a sign that we, ourselves, are boring. It is time we touch grass and be patient.


 

....okay wig now that the moment of my contrarianism has passed, Charlotte sweetie I'm waiting for something riveting today please break me off a crumb of something good or else 

I love that we have diverse opinions here. 

Scrolling the Charli reddit and reading the thread on BIOYL vs. Track 10 and like....
 
I don't think the folks in that thread don't really get who or what they're worshipping sometimes. I've noticed in general there's two camps of Angels. There's people who like Charli XCX, and then there's people who like Trapli XCX, and I've found that Reddit tends to culturally homogenize around the latter. Like anything that isn't Pop2/HIFN or anything that isn't remotely in the camp of hyperpop is just thrown right into the dumpster.

So myopic.

I love that we have diverse opinions here. 

Scrolling the Charli reddit and reading the thread on BIOYL vs. Track 10 and like....
 
I don't think the folks in that thread don't really get who or what they're worshipping sometimes. I've noticed in general there's two camps of Angels. There's people who like Charli XCX, and then there's people who like Trapli XCX, and I've found that Reddit tends to culturally homogenize around the latter. Like anything that isn't Pop2/HIFN or anything that isn't remotely in the camp of hyperpop is just thrown right into the dumpster.

So myopic.

I'm gonna be contrarian today, but this demand for artists to CONSTANTLY output and keep all lines of communications saturated is a bit unrealistic.
 
put out a single okay great, now in like 3 days gimme the remix wig now where's the MV? okay why is your twitter and IG silent? post something omg. okay yay a tour but like, more dates?? where's the next single teaser?? you gonna do any radio show or podcast appearances?? album announcement, okay yay but will there be a deluxe? hello your tiktok is floptop rn next single??? there's a festival this summer you gonna be in it?? IG hasn't had a post in 3 days come on queen you're flopping here hellooo next single???????????????????????????  
Like....y'all ever sit and wonder how ever did MJ and Madonna conquer the globe of pop stardom in the 80s and 90s? They weren't shelling out constant media and updates daily, and we still got there.

Edit: I think we as a society and culture have attributed "noise" = "doing the work". I think people sometimes go "oh look, person is posting this, promoting that, serving looks, putting out material. They must be doing good and successful!!!" - I think people sometimes see near-constant activity as something of merit and prescribe value to artists and bodies of work based on that factor, but also like....we're over here lobbying for 6 hours a day/4 day work weeks, no emails after 5PM, and a month of PTO time off as standard labor practice. Celebs and artists should get the same considerations, ya feel?

We will be okay with periods of silence. Our boredom is a sign that we, ourselves, are boring. It is time we touch grass and be patient.


 

in response to the MV, it's pretty customary now to drop it alongside the song release. if you wait to long the hype will die
 
...aaaaand this is all because ( and my response to your second part) because of the internet and immediate access to anything and everything (aka instant gratification). MJ and Madonna weren't shelling out constant media because it wasn't possible.
 
These younger fans who grew up with the internet dont know what it's like to truly wait for something, media wise. They never experienced a real "true" album roll out that existed pre-social media. Hell, I still remember when most music was released on a Sunday or Tuesday night, before Friday at 12AM was the global release standard.

I love that we have diverse opinions here. 

Scrolling the Charli reddit and reading the thread on BIOYL vs. Track 10 and like....
 
I don't think the folks in that thread don't really get who or what they're worshipping sometimes. I've noticed in general there's two camps of Angels. There's people who like Charli XCX, and then there's people who like Trapli XCX, and I've found that Reddit tends to culturally homogenize around the latter. Like anything that isn't Pop2/HIFN or anything that isn't remotely in the camp of hyperpop is just thrown right into the dumpster.

So myopic.

I'm gonna be contrarian today, but this demand for artists to CONSTANTLY output and keep all lines of communications saturated is a bit unrealistic.
 
put out a single okay great, now in like 3 days gimme the remix wig now where's the MV? okay why is your twitter and IG silent? post something omg. okay yay a tour but like, more dates?? where's the next single teaser?? you gonna do any radio show or podcast appearances?? album announcement, okay yay but will there be a deluxe? hello your tiktok is floptop rn next single??? there's a festival this summer you gonna be in it?? IG hasn't had a post in 3 days come on queen you're flopping here hellooo next single???????????????????????????  
Like....y'all ever sit and wonder how ever did MJ and Madonna conquer the globe of pop stardom in the 80s and 90s? They weren't shelling out constant media and updates daily, and we still got there.

Edit: I think we as a society and culture have attributed "noise" = "doing the work". I think people sometimes go "oh look, person is posting this, promoting that, serving looks, putting out material. They must be doing good and successful!!!" - I think people sometimes see near-constant activity as something of merit and prescribe value to artists and bodies of work based on that factor, but also like....we're over here lobbying for 6 hours a day/4 day work weeks, no emails after 5PM, and a month of PTO time off as standard labor practice. Celebs and artists should get the same considerations, ya feel?

We will be okay with periods of silence. Our boredom is a sign that we, ourselves, are boring. It is time we touch grass and be patient.


 

Growing up is realizing Track 10 / BIOYL discourse is futile. They both represent the dichotomy of the social experiment that is Charli XCX's music discography. 
 
 
They're both amazing, important, and iconic!