this album encompasses the entirety of lana's music in a nice bubble, combining the themes and sounds from all of her previous albums to create a beautiful symphony.

this album is an incredible debut album for any artist, and it deserved every bit of praise that it received, with it being full of vulnerable tracks and ones that empower listeners as well.

this album is so fascinating to listen to, with ariana being incredibly vulnerable in most of the songs on it, the messages throughout are also all powerful and influential to younger generations in many positive ways.

it exists i guess

definitely the most cohesive piece of work that she has release, elevating her from a pop artist to a more of a frontrunner in the hyperpop scene.

it exists...

aside from doja's verse this song is bland and untalented.

well it exists.

such an incredible album, cohesive in it's entirety and demonstrates growth from both billie and finneas.

a really cohesive project that demonstrates the skills of all involved beautifully.

this album demonstrates ariana's vocal talents as well as emotional growth from thank u, next.

it's not a terrible album, but i feel like taylor would benefit from switching up the genre from synth-pop sometime soon, as it is becoming increasingly difficult to listen to these songs.

in comparison to ctrl this album is not stellar, but it has the evolved sound of her first album and demonstrates growth in sza's music.

such an incredible album that solidifies rosalia's incredible vocals and skill in history.

in comparison to sawayama this album is more emotionally infused but it has lost the sound that sawayama was known for, making it less cohesive as a result.

compared to the rest of her discography this album is a disaster.

she is so talented and this album demonstrates her vocals spectacularly.

a very creative ep for the group to release, accompanied by incredible visuals that cement newjeans as a group to keep watch of.

really well put together and it was nice to see her performing by herself instead of as part of twice.

not my favorite release from her, but it is a demonstration of her evolution from ukulele songs into a more personal dance-pop ballad that showcases her vocal prowess.