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And it was the best music video of her career. She definitely can give visuals...if she doesn't do weird choreo and hires someone who can direct.

I know it's unlikely, but I'd love to hear more songs from her in German 

I know it's unlikely, but I'd love to hear more songs from her in German 

I know it's unlikely, but I'd love to hear more songs from her in German 

I know it's unlikely, but I'd love to hear more songs from her in German 

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

YTTC not being on this album is homophobic, BUT FINALLY OMG WE CAN HAVE PROBLEMATIQUE ON STREAMING I'M SO HAPPY
 

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

That article of "the failed promise of Kim Petras" made its rounds on r/popheads a while ago, and it was so frustrating seeing everyone turn on her after FTB in that thread. 
-> "She can't actually sing"
-> "Her music has always been mid"
-> "She's never been more than a pretty face"

Like...this girl can write hooks, she has (albeit cheesy, but usually the good cheese) a vision for her work. It feels so disrespectful to say she's a "failed promise" when we know her label has been holding her in purgatory ever since she signed that damn contract [which is valid to criticize, but it's also easy to see why she would want the backing of a label especially if they tried to make it sound better than it ended up being]. FTB isn't her magnum opus, and is definitely underwhelming, but since has a mediocre release spelled infinite doom for an artist? Problematique being released, mixtape or album count (whatever it is), will hopefully be a sign of improved relations or her going back to independent eventually.

YTTC not being on this album is homophobic, BUT FINALLY OMG WE CAN HAVE PROBLEMATIQUE ON STREAMING I'M SO HAPPY
 

YTTC not being on this album is homophobic, BUT FINALLY OMG WE CAN HAVE PROBLEMATIQUE ON STREAMING I'M SO HAPPY
 

YTTC not being on this album is homophobic, BUT FINALLY OMG WE CAN HAVE PROBLEMATIQUE ON STREAMING I'M SO HAPPY
 

Damn was hoping to check this thread and see some news and it's absolute tumbleweeds

Damn was hoping to check this thread and see some news and it's absolute tumbleweeds

Safe is the perfect word for this album.

Nobody is "attacking" Kim, except the people who usually do, and I don't think anyone counts the record as bad; it's just safe and doesn't live up to the full potential that Kim can deliver and has delivered in the past. It's not her fault, and most criticism in the thread seems directed at the label who IS at fault. I'm still going to enjoy the album, and it is an enjoyable experience.

After listening EXTENSIVELY, I've grown to love all of the songs on the album. I'm still disappointed, but I don't think it's terrible and is actually pretty enjoyable if you don't focus too hard.

The pitchfork review score....that hurts. I don't necessarily disagree, though I think maybe a 5 would be more accurate, but damn is it so upsetting to see an artist who has SO much potential and has put out stuff that is SO much better get a score like that. We know that Kim has it in her, we know she can elevate things; but this fucking label is holding her back so much.

Agree with everyone else that the "singles" for this album were shit, and the roll out was god awful. Claws and KOH need to be released as singles ASAP!