Geralt_of_Rivia

Spill it

I'll never forgive whoever approved of the 2016 CD cover. This is gorgeous.

I- I love you the logic, the rationality  Omg baby, the snap Period.

identity crisis

This lmao

I remember this as well. Was it her "No" music video?

1. Future Nostalgia 2. After Hours 3. Disco 4. Chromatica 5. Plastic Hearts Bonus: Folklore

I love you, you know

She's already got it

Wtf?! The ranking.

I'm sorry but I beg to defer. No one's ever been left to walk when practically they're unable to do that. They used to spend the night at mine's, have breakfast together and then I'd drop them off. Little did I know that some people would stick for a while I'm a bit needy and you know that. Watch out for my 11 score

Before the goodbye is such a bop though

^ here's your answer @Easy There

Well that's embarrassing, isn't it?! I bet you didn't save a space for me in your heart the same way I did though

Well... I'm not gonna comment but we can ask my wife @Roxxy for an opinion on that statement

Our kind host was notified earlier this day so you tried it, enola Next

Late to the party but Cavil is here to make you rain I can see some meltdowns already. I'm a little surprised to see Boys and Anticipating outside the top 10 tbh The seat right next to me is reserved btw

Tough question. Future Nostalgia is disco-inspired pop album. Dua's used a lot of samples there. I think it deserves album of the year as the whole 2020 disco-wave started with her album and The Weeknd's Blinding Light as well. But Kylie's Disco is more DISCO: the sound, the cohesiveness, the aesthetics, the live performances, the music videos, the lyrics. It is a bit more immersive than Future Nostalgia. It's like its own world. It feels like you're floating through time and space with the cosmological references, sounds, and colourful aesthetics. It's on the one hand a major throwback while at the same time it draws you to a futuristic place. It kind of bends time and space and distorts the perception of them. In my opinion, Kylie did a better job there. Still love both albums though. As for Britney, I don't know. I've said this before but I'm not sure how she'd fit the whole 80's aesthetic. The closest we got to this was with Pretty Girls but I mean Also, right now everyone seems to be going into that direction so she'd have to be innovative and not just jump on the bandwagon for the sake of commercial success. I'd vote yes just out of curiosity. Great thread!

Don't you dare. I might be late

Sine from above should be the final one Alice would be a great choice before that. I doubt there'll be anymore singles though. Gaga took a step back from promotion and the era pretty much died after the VMAs. Because she's such a philanthropist, events like covid, blm, the presidential elections (which of course are more important than an album release) took over her mind and impaired her artistry: the album's progression. Not to mention the restrictions. We also need to take into account her physical and mental health. I suppose it was just an unfortunate timing of events for Chromatica. Oh well. Better luck next time.

So good!

Where is this gif from?! She's one of the nicest youtubers that react to music.