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Okay I've been listening to this apbum lately and it has me Fucked Up™ like omg. Could Rihanna have handled the era better? Yes but I don't understand how this album is looked over so much. Yes it was crammed between Loud's success and Unapologetic's release. But this album somehow manages to make me emotional and bop at the same time. I'm bopping to Birthday Cake one second and the next second I'm at the edge with We All Want Love. You Da One is a cute bop and the bridge is poppin! It suffered as the followup to WFL and probably shouldn't have been the second single. The video is iffy, I would've preferred a really cute video that suddenly switched to a dark and sexy during the bridge. Rihanna would be all cute and wifey and then suddenly switch to a room very similar to the real room during "you da one that I'm feelin. you da one that I'm lovin." Then it would seitch back to cute during the end. Where Have You Been and We Found Love are both iconic. Where Have You Been should've been released sooner but whatever. Both amazing dance songs that start the album off bopping. The rest of the album doesn't have a similar sound to these two songs which can throw the mood off but WFL transitions fine to Talk That Talk. We Found Love is literally an iconic song. It's not my favorite because it was very overplayed, but you bet you can find me dancing in circles to this JAM! 💃 Talk That Talk, Cockiness, and Birthday Cake are literally sex anthems. Who doesn't sing or atleast think of the lines "cake cake cake cake cake" during birthdays? Talk That Talk and Cockiness feature great rappers and when Rihanna sings "Remember how you did it?" On Birthday Cake! Holy shit I might've just orgasmed. The transition from Birthday Cake to We All Want Love????? It's a roller coaster, but like a good one! I go from twerking to wanting to call up anyone I've ever cut out of my life and be like "hey, screw you." Like I just wanna climb a tree and look at the leaves listening to it. Then from We All Want Love to Drunk On Love. She might as well push me to the edge, all my friends are dead. I just wanna run around in a field and strip like the WFL video. Drunk In Love who?? Beyonce who?? Every song of this album is single worthy! Roc Me Out and Watch N' Learn are the hot twins that will fuuuuck you up. She invented sex with these songs. Hearing Rihanna say the word Daddy. Like why isn't this mainstream? Farewell and Fool In Love are two of her most emotional songs. They're definitely both overlooked in comparison to her other ballads and slow songs. ReD LiPSTiCk 💄 has had me boppin' for 6 years and I won't stop till the day I die and I will never die. Rihanna, weed, and dick, what else does anyone need? "All on ya dick cuz you really got me feeling that feeling tonight." ICONIC ICONIC ICONIC. Can't fight the feeling. Do Ya Thang is a very cute prequel-sequel to You Da One. It's basically the same. Plus Talk That Talk has an amazing grungy aesthetic. Who looks good kicking trash and drinking in bath tubs? RIHANNA. Talk That Talk is one of her best works tbh and is an amazing spiritual sequel to Rated R. It's a deeply emotional album that disguises itself behind a layer of sex. Amazing. Iconic. For the album that produced her biggest hit, Talk That Talk is probably the most ignored album in her discography besides her first two albums.
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Thread title change!
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Buying us two golden rings
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@Saiga I see that you stan Love Drought Marry me
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topping the list of things i never needed to see in my life is the fucking pic of trump's ass cher posted
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Omw I SCREAMED
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I clicked your sig and I didn't get to see sexy wrinkly milf meat curtains. Disappointing.
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I live for the new avi! I wish there was a long blonde wig version!
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Emo basically recycled punk rock... it was more about the aesthetic, really. And what was new in electronic music? And how were pop girls offering new and exciting sounds? Gaga with her 80s recycling? Britney with generic dance pop? Madonna with disco-inspired electronic music? Fergie with hiphop/pop? Literally all of these "new" things were just recycled from something else and then refreshed and made to look "new", which is the same thing going on right now. Also, you'd be surprised! So many people stan those artists! Like literally all str8 white boys that I know do! (who aren't country) If you step out of gay twitter for a bit you would see how big they are. No one cares for popstars anymore unless they're urban in some form (JB, Bey, Rih, etc...) And whether you hate them or not, it's hard to ignore how much they're impacting music today. Hiphop is huge, sounding different than ever before and even though I hate it, I gotta deal! You will, too!
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You forgot Pete Burns.
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Emo was new and original and it was an important time for electronic music too and pop girls were offering new and exciting sounds and looks. Everything now is either recycled stuff from then or earlier. Theres lots of good underground rap music but migos, rae semmurd, future etc.is hated by most people and kind defies what people define as hip-hop. They most of the time don't even write their own lyrics and talk about the same shit over and over and all try to sound the same.
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The controversy with my first article lol
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Mariah fad
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Fearless > Dread btw
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Is is ok if I only repost the single release from Alexandra? its the exact same song, same beat only without alexandra @Ronlop
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Hylia changed their profile photo
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Lana needs to join the Queefo collab train!
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Not us ignoring this flop thread and having a group chat to catch up with Beren
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Maraj changed their profile photo
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score that #1 hit girl someone has to get to the top since katy can't!
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Not this coming from a Madge stan. Narcissistic and arrogant just like your fave.
