Bubblez

"Everything I drop is a banger"

It isn't true, but it's the thought that counts...and the thought is very much making me dance 

"Everything I drop is a banger"

It isn't true, but it's the thought that counts...and the thought is very much making me dance 

"Everything I drop is a banger"

It isn't true, but it's the thought that counts...and the thought is very much making me dance 

Day 29483948494 of listening to Uh Oh on repeat

Day 29483948494 of listening to Uh Oh on repeat

Day 29483948494 of listening to Uh Oh on repeat

Day 29483948494 of listening to Uh Oh on repeat

I don't think Slut Pop is the worst thing in the world, but I definitely think it's her weakest body of work.

FTB isn't necessarily the most cohesive, but the songs still feel like an artistic expression of Kim; whereas Slut Pop felt very much like an EP thrown out for some clicks and shock. It was out of left field, and sure it's good for mindless bopping (the beats are nice), but that's not really the level of artistry I've come to expect from Kim. Yeah her brand has always been bubblegum pop, which could be construed as mindless, but usually the actual format of the songs and lyrical content aren't so...meh. I will say that I feel in recent years her lyrics have gotten a bit more stale, but they're not as repetitive and thrown together as Slut Pop imo.

I don't think Slut Pop is the worst thing in the world, but I definitely think it's her weakest body of work.

FTB isn't necessarily the most cohesive, but the songs still feel like an artistic expression of Kim; whereas Slut Pop felt very much like an EP thrown out for some clicks and shock. It was out of left field, and sure it's good for mindless bopping (the beats are nice), but that's not really the level of artistry I've come to expect from Kim. Yeah her brand has always been bubblegum pop, which could be construed as mindless, but usually the actual format of the songs and lyrical content aren't so...meh. I will say that I feel in recent years her lyrics have gotten a bit more stale, but they're not as repetitive and thrown together as Slut Pop imo.

I don't think Slut Pop is the worst thing in the world, but I definitely think it's her weakest body of work.

FTB isn't necessarily the most cohesive, but the songs still feel like an artistic expression of Kim; whereas Slut Pop felt very much like an EP thrown out for some clicks and shock. It was out of left field, and sure it's good for mindless bopping (the beats are nice), but that's not really the level of artistry I've come to expect from Kim. Yeah her brand has always been bubblegum pop, which could be construed as mindless, but usually the actual format of the songs and lyrical content aren't so...meh. I will say that I feel in recent years her lyrics have gotten a bit more stale, but they're not as repetitive and thrown together as Slut Pop imo.

Those are really a different kind of sex songs tho, more seductive in a classy way. But yeah ig it comes down to personal taste
 
 
I mean, i'm always happy to get more music from artists i like, especially if it's clubby electropop, so i ate it up.
 
At least we all agree that the beats are fire 

I don't think Slut Pop is the worst thing in the world, but I definitely think it's her weakest body of work.

FTB isn't necessarily the most cohesive, but the songs still feel like an artistic expression of Kim; whereas Slut Pop felt very much like an EP thrown out for some clicks and shock. It was out of left field, and sure it's good for mindless bopping (the beats are nice), but that's not really the level of artistry I've come to expect from Kim. Yeah her brand has always been bubblegum pop, which could be construed as mindless, but usually the actual format of the songs and lyrical content aren't so...meh. I will say that I feel in recent years her lyrics have gotten a bit more stale, but they're not as repetitive and thrown together as Slut Pop imo.

I don't think Slut Pop is the worst thing in the world, but I definitely think it's her weakest body of work.

FTB isn't necessarily the most cohesive, but the songs still feel like an artistic expression of Kim; whereas Slut Pop felt very much like an EP thrown out for some clicks and shock. It was out of left field, and sure it's good for mindless bopping (the beats are nice), but that's not really the level of artistry I've come to expect from Kim. Yeah her brand has always been bubblegum pop, which could be construed as mindless, but usually the actual format of the songs and lyrical content aren't so...meh. I will say that I feel in recent years her lyrics have gotten a bit more stale, but they're not as repetitive and thrown together as Slut Pop imo.

Been listening to Uh Oh on loop

Been listening to Uh Oh on loop

Been listening to Uh Oh on loop

Now HOLD up one second Kimberly; where has this been? Uh Oh's chorus??? Okay, maybe this record won't be so bad

When she took that coat off...the energy

When she took that coat off...the energy

Didn't she already say she wanted to put Unholy on her album, but a different version of it?

Disappointed, but not surprised at the announcement. The cover art is alright I guess, I'm not living for it; still not a fan of the concept either. I'm just happy that we can at least listen to Hit it From the Back properly

Wait she kinda did something with Claws 

All I Need is You? Just...no words. The chords, the vocals, the lyrics; it gives me GOOSEBUMPS. I want to sing along, I want to cry with it, I want it to be on the playlist of my life. Kesha really did that; this is her magnum opus, no questions.

I think an 80s rock album would totally fit, but I also love hearing her in more vibe-y tracks. 

All I Need is You? Just...no words. The chords, the vocals, the lyrics; it gives me GOOSEBUMPS. I want to sing along, I want to cry with it, I want it to be on the playlist of my life. Kesha really did that; this is her magnum opus, no questions.

All I Need is You? Just...no words. The chords, the vocals, the lyrics; it gives me GOOSEBUMPS. I want to sing along, I want to cry with it, I want it to be on the playlist of my life. Kesha really did that; this is her magnum opus, no questions.