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I really think being a fan is a problem of modern society, because it leads to a lack of critical judgment and to internet brawls and arguments with friends.
That said, YUKIKA is the best, you can't prove me wrong, I'll fight you whenever wherever
I'll just say I'll come back to this quite a lot cause my mind often needs easing.
![유키카 [YUKIKA] - loving you](https://cdn2.albumoftheyear.org/100x0/album/415546-loving-you.jpg)
The groove is awesome, the theme is great. The drumming is fucking C L E A N.
My eyes are sweating
dude that top of the mornin' shit is fucking funny OMG what happened I can't believe it is that Kendrick? hahahahahahahahahahah
let's get this shit hahahahaha
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH very funny, I love this guy making parodies of modern pop music, right?
Kinda boring. Stale narrative, repetitive melodies and a definitely inflated production (useless/random auto-tune).
I'm sure conservative USA will love this, both its themes and its sonorities.
I may sound like an asshole, and I'm a straight male so I shouldn't really say this, but she feels like a woman written by a man. I guess this is biographical, so I am for sure being an asshole, but still, this is not intriguing, it is a really stale approach to those already used and abused themes. I ... read more
I feel like people are so down bad for Kendrick (me included) that they can bear trough a mediocre song all day every day with a big smile on their faces.
The sample was kinda cool, the beat was kinda stock, the performances kinda mid
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