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This album doesn't deserve to flop. She gave us everything with this album and it'll be hard to keep this off repeat.

I have tried really hard not thinking of this very question because it hurts to think them out loud, but: 1) Evermore - I cannot deny the replay value of this album. Just the best mix of variety and consistency you can ask for. This album can be played start to finish over and over again. It's a journey each time. 2) Fearless - The album that started it all. Taylor's Version reminded me that it was an album worth falling in love with. It still slaps. 3) Folklore - A return to the Taylor I fell in love with at Fearless. It was so special to hear her songwriting again. 4) Reputation - Urban Taylor was fun as heck and I love to revisit it. This album has beats for days. 5) Red - The DEPTH!! This album just, wow, damn she felt hard. 6) 1989 - It was such a massive album that it just feels too dated for me now. But I still love whenever it comes on. 7) Speak Now - loved it when it first came out but now it's just way too emo. Killer punches though and it still takes me to a point in time. 8) Lover - cute but forgettable. Marked a few weeks of summer and that's about it. If it weren't for YNTCD, this album wouldn't have lasted as long. 9) Taylor Swift - never heard it.

Replying to @swimmie2009 Interesting how you praise DMX who had a history of mental illness but go on air to trash Britney and call her "craaaazy". By the way, as a "journalist", you should change your vocabulary. Calling people crazy is just as offensive as you are.

Alexis Tereszcuk @swimmie2009 Have fun, Exhale! Ps, I wouldn't really care about the "journalists" comments if it weren't for the incredibly derogatory way she says "crazy". That kind of talk today needs to go.

https://twitter.com/swimmie2009?s=20

That guy is so exhausting. His negativity is so annoying. ANYWAY ... I am VERY excited for the album. I love Bebe. She might be underrated but her talent and energy is HUGE and I love supporting a supportive Queen. Hoping for positive numbers for Bebe but it is unfortunate that her label doesn't do more to promote her music cause she gives us BOPS!

Also, I just discovered this album (and artist) on Friday as I was browsing Apple Music ... but ... girl in red - if i could make it go quiet. I'm really feeling it.

Zayn - Nobody is Listening Taylor Swift - Fearless (Taylor's Version) Zara Larsson - Poster Girl

Does this means we're getting a Jenny from the Block video part 2?!

I was hoping that by attaching the URL, it would include the images. My bad. This is when I call on my young friends to help me with technology lol.

I've always noticed that Britney doesn't wink very well, despite how cute she is when she does. Every time she tries to wink, she ends up partially or mostly blinking the other eye as well. I'm also seeing that Rihanna doesn't wink very well either. Who else have people noticed that aren't great at winking? Britney: https://images.app.goo.gl/D8Eknj77ADAC2M7q6 https://images.app.goo.gl/LPmtV1rr4AFfzbCv6 https://images.app.goo.gl/LHsmXTXRhSet4jQa7 Rihanna: https://images.app.goo.gl/dkSxzEfYFqf5yPvHA https://images.app.goo.gl/quR1PXSmTudZQws26 https://images.app.goo.gl/WBrteekTkiFUNsTX6

To this day I still cringe when people share the "If Britney can make it through 2007 you can make it through today" memes. And these are from fans usually. It just makes me feel, like, why would you, as a fan, reference a time that has done nothing but cause her so much pain? It would be like a fan of Kim K saying "oh my gosh, I'm gonna show support for you by making a s** tape". I applaud this girls reasons for doing it, as it is clearly meant to show love and support. But, it's just an event that deserves to live in the past, for now at least. When Britney wants to talk about it, reference it, make light of it ... then we'll see if it becomes less controversial to bring up. However, at the end of the day, this fan SHOWED UP and that's what really matters.

No, like this post. Und the onlyfans post. Und the DMX post.

People telling me how to, or judging me for how I choose to, consume art is tiring.