Hey, that's how I hold a pencil! I had real bad eczema on my hands/fingers when I was young, so I couldn't hold a pencil in a normal way.
I find that she apparently never had a burrito until the Lover sessions much more puzzling—according to that Netflix doc
like how Rooney and Kate Mara grew up not eating pie , probably not a ton of Mexican in Pennsylvania in the 90s haha
How dare you I make like an annual post to remind everyone of how she holds a pencil put some respect on my name
Listened to this a bunch today (thanks, five hours of driving). She's really making it difficult to rank albums/songs because of such consistent high quality output. Don't have any idea what a setlist will look like, especially since it's been four albums since her last tour.
I still think New Romantics is her best song. so relieved to see this wasn't an Antonoff track when I checked just now
That’s more of a commentary on my whiplash levels of changing my opinions sometimes so yeah I stand by what I said haha
I swear I'm only cryptic and Machiavellian 'cause I care is such a great moment. some of the wordy lines on this album feel like they're overstuffing the melodies but this is one that I think works really well. liking my favorites more and more with each listen (Question and Labyrinth really stuck out to me this time, Question in particular really pops imo) and doubling down on my criticisms also (really feel like I'm not invested until Midnight Rain, although I think You're On Your Own Kid might hit me at some point)
I very much understand the lyric, but that doesn't make it good. And there's no evidence to me that she's referencing 30 Rock; they're just making the same point.
and the writer is still getting abuse be thankful they didn't really go in on it. this is why I don't write reviews for places that score anymore - read what people have to say and don't just focus on the number!! also stan culture is the worst thing to ever happen to music journalism lol
I feel like Pitchfork needs to have, like, a witness protection program for any writer who has to do a review of a major pop star that is anything less than fawning.