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Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

I don't hear any similarities between the three released songs and COCC, even though they're both using the piano. Completely different moods for me. 

I don't hear any similarities between the three released songs and COCC, even though they're both using the piano. Completely different moods for me. 

I don't hear any similarities between the three released songs and COCC, even though they're both using the piano. Completely different moods for me. 

I don't hear any similarities between the three released songs and COCC, even though they're both using the piano. Completely different moods for me. 

Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

Defeated and destroyed, I guess! 

Um no... Piano on a track doesn't mean its a Piano Ballad. 
 
NFR 
 
1 - Not a Piano Ballad 
2 - Not a Piano Ballad 
3 - Not a Piano Ballad 
4 - Not a Piano Ballad 
5 - Not a Piano Ballad 
6 - Not a Piano Ballad 
7 - Not a Piano Ballad 
8 - Not a Piano Ballad 
9 - Not a Piano Ballad 
10 - Not a Piano Ballad 
11 - Not a Piano Ballad 
12 - Piano Ballad 
13 - Kinda Piano Ballad 
14 - Piano Ballad 
 
COCC
 
1 - Not a Piano Ballad
2 - Not a Piano Ballad
3 - Not a Piano Ballad
4 -  Piano Ballad (though it had other instrumentation) 
5 - Not a Piano Ballad
6 - Not a Piano Ballad
7 - Not a Piano Ballad
8 - Not a Piano Ballad
9 - Not a Piano Ballad
10 - Not a Piano Ballad
11 -  Piano Ballad (though it had other instrumentation)  
Uh no... 

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.

If you think about it, 'White Dress' is, probably, her most experimental song ever (among officially released ones). And it's very risky to start a whole album like that because these vocals are a big turn-off for many people (let's not forget how teens dragged WD on TikTok). She still has that fire, she's exploring new things and not afraid to do so, and I'm very positive about an upcoming album. Sorry, but "My body is a map of LA" is already ICONIC.

And NFR! is her most successful album since Ultraviolence. The point is pretty much here. The problem with COCC is that it wasn't promoted at all and her team relied only on physical sales.