Yeah I’ve only ever had one version on mine too, I just assumed they’d only put the clean version up and that the explicit version was exclusive to the video. But when I listened to it today, it was the explicit version!I don’t have any other versions than the original on my Spotify…?
Oh my, so much reaching here I’m genuinely worried for your back.
I don’t think one nu disco tinged single, a Jools Holland performance, and some butt plug merch is enough for the middle aged gays to suddenly collectively proclaim Jade their new Jessie Ware or Roison Murphy.
Furthermore, to suggest the single flopping is ok because it’s all part of a much bigger meticulously planned strategy that will capture her this market is, respectively, fanfiction.
So much reaching in this post I’m genuinely worried for your back.
I don’t think one nu disco tinged single, a Jools Holland performance, and some butt plug merch is enough for the middle aged gays to suddenly collectively proclaim Jade their new Jessie Ware or Roison Murphy.
Furthermore, to suggest the single flopping is ok because it’s all part of a much bigger meticulously planned strategy that will capture her this market is, respectfully, fanfiction.
Sorry for the triple post but remix with Channel Tres out at midnight!
I feel the opposite. The first half lulls you into this false sense of security. The way it completely unravels so effectively is partly because the first half is so safe and expected. It's also filmed so, so well and the grading of the visuals absolutely nails that Soul Train look. It's sad that more people don't appreciate what is a rarity these days; a cracking pop video.It’s driving me insane that all the clips from the Fantasy video look immense but the whole thing doesn’t have the same energy until the 2nd half. It really needed something else in the first half (like a sabotage that didn’t go to plan, or an audience member being on an electric chair - something)!