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I'll definitely check it out! Been following this for 13 years too, and every time, I'm more shocked and saddened how muzzled Britney has been about all of this. It's really somekind of hostage situation. It's crazy to think that one of the most famous person in the world, with one of the biggest platform, has been entirely muzzled up. @Jordan Miller
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Hi all, I'm releasing my new single on February 5, 2021 on all streaming platforms! I hope you all like it. <3 You can pre-save the track here. Pre-saving the track can really help with the algorithm push on Spotify/Apple Music. You could litterally change my life just by clicking on the pre-save. So fingers crossed.
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Shawn is a good reflection of what society understands of pronouns and gender. While I don't think his mistake was made willingly, he represents the vast majority of the population that does not understand gender and the importance of using the proper pronouns. There's a lot of work left to do for gay rights, transgender rights, and really, mostly, education.
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Justin Timberlake disses "Can't Stop The Feeling"
amiro1989 replied to Spicechinodiva's topic in Music Discussions
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Elton John says "chart music isn't real music"
amiro1989 replied to Jordan Miller's topic in Music News
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Beyoncé - "Black Is King" stream + comment party
amiro1989 replied to OnlyBeyonce's topic in Music News
I think she's reclaiming the narrative of African cultures, by using the speeches of the Lion King. It's litterally taking back the storyline from white oppressors, saying this is my culture, so I'll tell you the story how it's really supposed to be. While I adore the visuals and think they are stunning and love the music too, I do think it's still a very americanized perspective of Africa. There seems to be a conflicting message; are we going back to motherland or Americanizing motherland? There's something off about it for me. I still think Beyoncé is way ahead any of her peers, simply because all of her peers are not investing half as much in their productions and artistry. It's a bit sad. One thing that bothers me, is that the movie is sold as Beyoncé's project, but they have more than 30 creatives working on this movie. It's a collective, not a Beyoncé movie.