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a great pop/rap album! loved it at the time, and still do, however it has not aged the best.

a step down from future nostalgia but still a great album! has its fair share of bops and duds, but still an underrated piece of work.

pop bible? doesn't even begin to explain how great this album is. would truly be near a 10/10 without boys will be boys.

this album is truly her best, like it's not even close. one of the best albums i've listened to dare i say? just amazing.

tens across the board. no further questions! her BEST album that will age amazing, i just know it!

once again another amazing album from ari! maybe not as impactful as sweetener and thank u, next, but definitely has some bops and will always be overhated by the public. kisses.

this album was truly a MOMENT. its amazing while it initially aged poorly for me, a few relistens have solidified it as one of her best.

this album is amazing and was SO ahead of its time. pharrell's production is beyond amazing and this album will hold a special place in my heart and is a high point in her discography.

a cult classic in the world of pop. has some of her best and is very consistent!

LOVE this album!! full of bops and a lot of underrated songs. this was an era in pop that we shouldn't forget!

some amazing songs, some are the worst in her discography...i still love this album regardless!

amazing album, but unfortunately things take a dip as we approach the 2 interludes and candy necklace. still, the album is excellent and deserves all the praise it gets.

love this album! severely underrated

a great album and definitely overhated! could be a bit more sonically interesting, but still a great piece of work.

literally no misses on this album, amazingly cohesive and near pefect.

an amazing album by lana! a little incohesive, but it has some of her best songs in her discography

amazing

While this album does have a lot of catchy songs and one-liners, it is overall very one-note and not personal. While I can appreciate the commitment to a concept, many of the songs feel like repeats of each other with little value. The placement of songs seems very random and in the end, I don't particularly feel anything after listening to this album. More than anything, this album is just sad hot bitch background music, which I respect.

This album begins with tracks that show off Billie's new-found confidence and her ability to recognize her own worth, displaying her emotional growth since her previous record, "WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?" In these beginning songs which are dealing with her personal life, she allows herself in songs like "Billie Bossa Nova" and "Oxytocin" to sexually expresses herself, letting the audience know she has matured and is now an adult. The album then takes ... read more