Whatever You Want is still in the rate though.Just saw that 90 Days was kicked out too. Y'all really did that to her best song in half a decade.
Her second best second in the last five years for me.Whatever You Want is still in the rate though.
I love "90 Days", but the only thing that made me not give it a 10 is that for me, the chorus needs something even more powerful, because the verses are perfect.The chorus is perfect, what are you on about? I love the song, it honestly was so relatable for me when it came out cause of the chorus alone since my relationship was falling apart after only like a month and a half.
I... I expected better from you
At this point of the rate, naming litarally any song will course reactions like these.It's times like this when you don't have taste.
It can be any out of the three remaining bonus tracks, but I'll guess that it's "Feel Good Time".Let's crack on with a song I did not expect to reach this far.
Released only as a single in Australia
The cd single was released in most of Europe too without much promotion.Gotta love an Australian exclusive single.
The cd single was released in most of Europe too without much promotion.
The UK was excluded yes.Meh she has so many weird single/not-singles that I don't really consider them unless it came with some kind of recognition from herself that it has been released.
The music/production fits the theme of the album. The lyrics do not.Waiting on @Music Is Life and @rick to settle this conflict.
I was thinking, sonically, it sounds exactly what you would expect from an album called Funhouse. But I suppose I could make a very tenuous link with the lyrics sounding similarly bratty and attitude filled to So What, This Is How It Goes Down and BoringWaiting on @Music Is Life and @rick to settle this conflict.
Another surprise is that @savilizabeths scored this one with a 10 - amazing!
Yeah but So What and This Is How It Goes Down are about her breakup with Carey. Boring is about her "moving on". Bad Influence is just a party song.I was thinking, sonically, it sounds exactly what you would expect from an album called Funhouse. But I suppose I could make a very tenuous link with the lyrics sounding similarly bratty and attitude filled to So What, This Is How It Goes Down and Boring