Has Chained to the Rhythm aged like fine wine?

[Snow 17,191]

Was listening to this song the other day and was impressed by how well it's aging sonically.
Conceptually and lyrically, it's more relevant than ever today.
Has CTTR aged like fine wine? Did it deserve to flop?

[Chris Morlock 48,396]

Definitely fine wine. 

[Hyun. 45,319]

it was excellent on arrival and it remains so! definitely didn't deserve the hate

[Kai 11,849]

Not really. 

365, on the other hand, did age well.

[Billie Frank 12,360]

24 minutes ago, STJ said:

Not really. 

@ModBot perma ban this bitch. 

Spoiler

jks 

 

[GlenCoco 6,295]

Yes !

and many Witness songs too

just saying

 

[Cl Cq Cr Cd Cy Cm Ca Cu Co 16,971]

yes  

[Jjang 15,807]

Yes. Amazing song with an amazing message tbh.

[California boy 6,194]

I agree  The song still sounds fresh to me 

[Princess Aurora 23,446]

Of course. Thanks to this disco revival, the song still sounds fresh  

[Ruthless Love 6,359]

I have always enjoyed "Chained to the Rhythm." 

[Oblivia 2,950]

It was always good to be honest. 

[Mr. Mendes 6,312]

On 8/9/2020 at 8:08 PM, STJ said:

Not really. 

365, on the other hand, did age well.

[V For Vendetta 1,646]

No. 

Nothing from the Witness era aged like fine wine. 

[Max 9,076]

It was a career highlight when it was released and that still stands. 
 

No aging, I‘d say. 

[Amanda Laura 760]

Yes! I loved this when it was released I still don't understand the hate it received, and while Witness is not her best album it certainly didn't deserve to be trashed the way that it is/was.