Pitchfork acclaims Baby One More Time and elects one of the best songs of the 90s!

[Cuber]

“...Baby One More Time” is the dam, a structure crackling with energy. Like so many great pop songs, it taunts the listener by conflating the romantic and the religious: confession, belief, begging for a sign. The spiritual desperation, alongside Martin’s precise melodic techniques, is what makes a high school crush feel like life or death. Would-be stars and ambitious producers have been chasing that transgressive thrill for decades, but it’s tough to top the original sin. – Jamieson Cox

 

 

[Mutya]

They’re using her to promote the list but refuse to put her on the top 10. Meh.

[Cuber]

1 minute ago, Mutya said:

Eles a estão usando para promover a lista, mas se recusam a colocá-la no top 10. Meh.

I think the list is random, it should have no weight in the positions. The description of her even being in 28º is of a huge virtue!

[Cuber]

They say she influenced today's pop for another 25 years. Britney is the model of marketing stars to this day, and will continue to be for the next generations, this is incredible. And they emphasise that it is difficult to overcome the "original sin" even with ambitious producers and aspiring artists. I hope Britney is aware of her magnitude.

[Imnotcrazy]

But then you try to find a review with Britney’s discography and they have zero reviews about her, and her work

https://pitchfork.com/artists/6916-britney-spears/

Edited August 3 by Imnotcrazy

[Style.]

The same publication that rated Ice Spice new album higher than Billie, Ariana, Taylor, Nicki, Dua? I don’t even click on this travesty of a list…

 

[Fita]

Everyone's been acclaiming BOMT lately.

Everyone's been doing e-mails.

[Crayboy]

8 hours ago, Style. said:

The same publication that rated Ice Spice new album higher than Billie, Ariana, Taylor, Nicki, Dua? I don’t even click on this travesty of a list…

 

They must have liked all the lyrics regarding farting, pooping, and diapers I guess 

[willys]

OMG they reviwed blackout 

Britney Spears: Blackout Album Review | Pitchfork

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Read Meaghan Garvey’s review of the album.