It bugs me when people are unnecessarily mean. Like, you didn’t have to make that comment. You could have just kept your mouth shut and left that person not feeling bad about themselves. What do you gain from making someone else feel like shit? Nothing of substance. Maybe a fleeting moment of power but that’s gone as soon as it comes so why? There’s enough unhappiness in the world without you adding to it.
particularly “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”
and
i am fatigued by her pestilential, misplaced, autofellating sense of self-importance. as in, it truly does make me physically ill. listening to this song is like tasting the remaining drool, completely by accident mind you, after i have vomited something particularly painful and harrowing. it is the realization that no, god does not exist, at least not one that is kind or caring, because there is no way a merciful god would allow this push-me pull-you of filth to happen. i cannot believe we are putting this out there for children to listen to and hoisting this malodorous cocknostriled flibbertigibbet to the skies as a paragon of femininity and teenage femaledom.
her internalized misogyny is like a bag of fucking rocks that someone threw in front of a lawn mower, causing it (the bag) to explode and spray the damn rocks everywhere, hitting pedestrians in the eyes and other sensitive body parts, making them question why she exists and why she has to be a thing, where we as a society went wrong to allow this to take place. she is the dregs of music and her grossness runs in insidious, smelly rivulets through the already chronically awful industry.
the only way i can understand that such feculence might have been so impurely conceived was in a laboratory accident, in which for some reason some scientist might have held a vial beneath a mentally indisposed, frothing farm animal’s dying mouth, collecting the froth and by some horrible twist of fate making a weapon of terrible music out of it that an insufferable shitdonkey would then bray to a “tune” for the populace.
this has been a review