sullivanSP Posted September 11, 2020 Share Posted September 11, 2020 Katy Perry’s 6th Studio Album was released 2 weeks ago. Now that the weeks have flown by I have some thoughts... It’s a clean pop record that offers an escape from today’s turmoil and grief. Hidden Gems such as: - Tucked -Champagne Problems Have potential. However it also appears that a lot of the lyrical content is very juvenile and also does not demonstrate growth. As a 20 year old I grew up listening to her music and it all sounds the same. Same subject themes & same content. Katy Perry is a Nostalgia act for Gen Z in my eyes in today’s world. Her music no longer holds up. But I still love the record. And it’s been on repeat for me. I just don’t think she can recover from how the GP basically turned their backs on her. I think this will be her last album for a very long time. I’d love to hear what you guys think... Link to comment
Fenixxx123 Posted September 12, 2020 Share Posted September 12, 2020 I actually liked the album, I mean a couple of songs. but it's not thaaaaaat bad as some exhalers claim it to be. Link to comment
sullivanSP Posted September 12, 2020 Author Share Posted September 12, 2020 2 minutes ago, Fenixxx123 said: I actually liked the album, I mean a couple of songs. Same. I really like Teary eyes and cry about it later too. the cheesy ones I kinda find cute are resilient and not the end of the world. Link to comment
ColdAsFire88 Posted September 12, 2020 Share Posted September 12, 2020 A comment i made from another thread: Ok...I listened to the album again and its not that bad Its slightly generic though and the droplet singles didn’t help hype it up. I mean if you’ve already listened to half of someones album before it drops are you gonna listen to it again NRO - is one of the highlights and a good intro into the album Cry about it later - is infectiously annoying. I feel like she repeats the title a million times Teary Eyed - actually got my ears perked up and I started singing along Daisies - I like this song but I can see why it failed to capture the GP’s attention. We have had Firework, Roar, Part of Me Resilient - This is where the album takes a dip for me. I don’t care for this song Not the end of the world - It sounds like something she would have released on Prism or back in 2015 Smile - Its alright. Not bad but not great. Def not single worthy IMO Champagne Problems - Its a cute BOP Tucked - I get the appeal. I might listen to it again. Its cute Harleys in Hawaii - I still dont understand how this song flopped so hard. Its probably my favorite on the album Only love - Don’t care. Pass. What makes a woman - Its alright. Nothing noteworthy but not awful. Highlights: Never really over, Teary Eyed, Champagne Problems, Harleys in Hawaii Link to comment
Towelney Posted September 12, 2020 Share Posted September 12, 2020 35 minutes ago, sullivanSP said: Katy Perry’s 6th Studio Album was released 2 weeks ago. Now that the weeks have flown by I have some thoughts... It’s a clean pop record that offers an escape from today’s turmoil and grief. Hidden Gems such as: - Tucked -Champagne Problems Have potential. However it also appears that a lot of the lyrical content is very juvenile and also does not demonstrate growth. As a 20 year old I grew up listening to her music and it all sounds the same. Same subject themes & same content. Katy Perry is a Nostalgia act for Gen Z in my eyes in today’s world. Her music no longer holds up. But I still love the record. And it’s been on repeat for me. I just don’t think she can recover from how the GP basically turned their backs on her. I think this will be her last album for a very long time. I’d love to hear what you guys think... I agree She almost got the GP to care with NRO, but she let its potential slip away Link to comment
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