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why the fuck have they all glommed onto 'brat' so hard? It's unlike anything I've seen before.
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Possibly, but then again, whatever her next album is it'll get millions of listens. By sheer number of fans it'll be culturally relevant. And in all fairness 'brat' wasn't utterly bog-standard pop like most of the other shit these days.
She's found a way in with the new generation of 'it' girls. I think it could see her through a long time.
this is the most relevant she's been ever, and I say that has someone who's been a passive enjoyer of her music since I got her first album in a /mu/ share thread