KillForLove

Sounds like a demo that was shopped around for other artists. Its cute though, and I might be wrong, but it doesn't sound like something she would keep for herself.

She needs to lay off this Nightride promo and start hyping up the Joyride era again, otherwise that album is never gonna see the light of day

Eh..........14 was.......pretty bad. Good for a 14 year old in 2008.......but not really a good sound.

After the Afterparty (Acoustic) was...........unnecessary but not horrible I guess................

It's so good, the three I linked above are my favorites along with U, but I love the whole thing

Her added verse is just

H.E.R. (Having Everything Revealed) is RCA's newest R&B project. When releasing her debut E.P., "H.E.R. Vol. 1", RCA released it with the one line press statement, "I can’t tell you much about H.E.R. just yet but give it a listen". H.E.R. follows the same formula of other R&B acts such as The Weeknd and dvsn initially releasing their music anonymously. With celebrity co-signs such as Alicia Keys, Wyclef Jean, and Bryson Tiller, the E.P. shot to #1 on the iTunes R&B chart upon its release. It was later uncovered by fans that H.E.R.'s actual identity was musical prodigy Gabi Wilson who had premiered the same cover of "Jungle" via Complex's Soundcloud in March 2015.

If she plays the mixtape drop right, she might be able to actually hype her album properly this time so theres that

Found him on soundcloud in summer of 2015 and loved Drag and Total Zombie, I haven't really been following him lately though

No Angel better be the next single or her and her label are just making horrible choices. (Also MESS at her finally admitting she hates Break the Rules and most of Sucker)

"if you're going to sell out, you need to really commit"

Seasonal affective disorder is hitting harder than we thought apparently

After three listens I'm super disappointed with it as a whole. All the Max Martin songs sound exactly the same and are super boring. He needs to drop this whole synth-pop act, I get that it's getting him his coins and all but the music is just really generic and lacking. The album isn't bad, but its just super transparent that half the album is just cheap shots at hoping to get a radio hit. Even the majority of the Doc McKinney tracks are really uninteresting. After listening to it several times sober and high, the only tracks I would ever come back to are Part Monster, Sidewalks, and Die for You. He really needs to get back with Illangelo because at least with BBTM he had The Hills, Tell Your Friends, Acquainted, As You Are, and Prisoner which kind of balanced out the more commercial attempts on the album. And he can't really use the excuse that the Max Martin tracks are what make him money because The Hills was not radio friendly at all and still went #1

Its like a cute, cheap karaoke version of the song and you could tell she had fun with it don't get me wrong, but its by no means a good cover of the actual song

Why isn't it on apple music yet? Never mind, I had to download it on my phone to get it Die For You is incredible

Eh the "film" was shot well but it didn't really do much for me Die For You (?) sounds incredible tho. I actually didn't hear one song I didn't like.

I'm not defending Halsey because saying that is pretty out of line but like.................did she lie? Also not these Halsey ripping off Sky comparisons again, they're literally nothing alike........like at all

New film "Mania" directed by Grant Singer coming https://twitter.com/theweeknd/status/800791674251116544 Attention apparently "leaked" or theres at least a snippet of it out

Party Monster has been my favorite song yet this era

Ok I love her but this is.................. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F8zBUz4-zI

If only the music was as good as it

Might be her shot at a US hit

I wonder if they did the show to survey the response to the songs to figure out which ones to put on the album and which ones to throw away

No Angel better be on the album, its one of the best songs I've heard from her in years.