Hooked-On-Knee

As a teen boy, can confirm. Not even my parents remembers ha.

I mean to be honest, I get why but the user was so specific about it and weren't one of those troll new users, they had been on here for a long time and weren't the trolling type. Who knows though

They talked about how they had a conversation with her about what would happen if they hit a cow and if it would explode, back when they were kids. I'm pretty sure it was at an arcade in Louisiana cause they mentioned them playing one of those games where you sit on a seat and then use the controls to play. All I can remember about the user is their profile photo was of some man aggressively staring into the camera.

Omg why did I imagine this in their voices and then when it got to Nicki's part.......

IDK if anyone has met her in the 2000s on here, BUT, I do know there was one user who met her before she was famous when they were both kids.

This song was a huge hit here in local radio stations in my area, I heard it literally all the time, even in 2020. My city really does have good taste at times.

Just wondering, would she have to undergo evaluations in this scenario or does it just immediately end?

I mean, compare the dates the tours and the albums were released. MTV reported on the DWAD tour opening prior to album release, Oops!... and Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know were performed on the Crazy 2k tour prior to Oops!... (song)'s release. I actually don't know how early on they started performing them on the Crazy 2k tour but it was def before Oops!... (song)'s release, I'd assume since the beginning date.

Random but the fact Britney started the Dream Within a Dream Tour before the Britney album was even released (During Anticipating on the first date, she did that thing where she asked the audience to sing along but they had no clue what the lyrics were because no one had heard the songs before nnn) and was performing Oops!... and Don't Let Me Be the Last To Know on the Crazy 2k tour like a month before Oops!... (song) was released is so crazy to think about. If an artist did that now, it would be all over the internet and their albums or songs would have so little hype.

Maybe he used the filler songs as singles. Hopefully this will be a serve, everything he's put out musically is pretty boring (although catchy) production-wise, so maybe this time the visuals will match the music. Anyways pretty album cover but I hope he's careful about these religious references, if it keeps being his schtick, he's gonna fizzle out like a certain pop star.

The Timbaland sound was already in, TBH. Loose came out months before, it was a natural evolution. Are you forgetting about Ms. Knowles? . JK, I forgot about that, it's fair. But thanks for explaining about how George's stuff is viewed internationally, here in Canada, it's the same as the US.

Okay this is kinda unrelated but is it just me hearing this song is so corny? Like it's so poorly written and it comes across as dramatizing normal teen angst as this huge revolting experience in your life but as an angsty teen, for me it's not. Like the catty teen girls in my Junior High come up with better-worded gossip than some of these lyrics.

What kinda doesn't make sense to me is she's not a pop star, she's pop/rock with some grunge and alt influence, she's more like Avril kinda but more angsty from what I presume. So like..... how do pure pop musicians have anything to do with it? Like there are POC artists like Rihanna who are more of a pop star than Olivia has ever demonstrated.

I love George (favourite male singer) but I think in a way with how he chose to go with his career and work towards becoming a more substantial musician as opposed to just continuing Faith and having a career like Madonna's where once there was absolutely nothing left to do with that type of pop, then release "his Ray of Light" (Listen Without Prejudice), the title doesn't make much sense, considering he only had 4 solo studio original albums. Although he's certainly impactful and his legacy is undermined because well, we all know + again the fact he wasn't a sell-out and did what he loved, his name also isn't synonymous with the title, like how Britney, Madonna, and Michael's instantly were after it was coined to it. I do agree though that if we could magically give someone the title and it become instantly recognizable, George would be who deserved it (From his more poppy stuff, to his jams about ***, to stuff that was more "deep" like Jesus to a Child, Mother's Pride, etc) This is why I believe the, "Prince of Pop", title is gonna be vacant until a man who comes and switches up pop/brings something new debuts, it's, "too late", in a way to attach it to those who have already debuted and had their peaks. JT's discography is nothing completely fresh/he didn't ever start a pop revolution solo, so... no.

I saw this performance like a week ago and 100%. I'm a teen and even I could recognize Madonna's influence from her VMAs performance in the 80s, queen.