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Ok Watch Me Do hasn't really got a church vibe :lol: It's another sort of early 00s urban jam, I'd say it could easily be a Destiny's Child track (moreso than No which I'd say Christina Milian for :lol:).

 

She's guilty of saying "textis" instead of "texts" and also rhyming words such as breasts and exs with that..... But it's another bop *.*

 

'Watch Me Do' isn't the 2nd single though. So no wonder it doesn't fit the description the 2nd single does. :rolleyes:

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It's being considered and fan sites said before it premiered it had a church vibe, when we heard a short clip for 7 seconds on snapchat, but it doesn't have a church vibe, that's what I meant. Maybe they got mixed up but that's what I read and was just reporting it!

the kind of stuff she is releasing now is far more my kind of thing than her doo-wop nonsense but it all just feels so desperate

 

'watch me do' is alright, i actually really love the instrumental but i can't really get over the fact it is sung by her as it just seems so unnatural and i cannot fathom properly enjoying listening to meghan singing about being on a "low hater diet". identity crisis at it's height here.

I don't think it sounds unnatural at all actually! I wasn't massive on Watch Me Do when I listened but NO is possibly the best thing she's put out and it doesn't feel forced at all, it's just a different direction.
I like the sound shes going for but I can't see her topping the sound she went for on Title. I know it's quite early for me to say that but if No changed the direction of the whole album then it's clear we aren't getting another doo-wop sounding album :(
I loved Title a lot but I'm glad we've got a new direction this time, an artist not changing up their sound doesn't tend to work all that well commercially and people will get tired eventually. This is a fresh new sound for her and it's paying off I think!
How is No actually good?! I was not expecting that from her at all. I've been slain.

Heard the re-release is already in the works.

 

'Unwelcome'

Thanks for clearing that up for me.

 

:)

Tracklist:

 

01 Watch Me Do

02 Me Too

03 NO

04 Better (ft. Yo Gotti)

05 Hopeless Romantic

06 I Love Me (ft. LunchMoney Lewis)

07 Kindly Calm Me Down

08 Goosebumps

09 Just A Friend To You

10 I Won't Let You Down

11 Dance Like Yo Daddy

 

Deluxe:

12 Champagne Problems

13 Mom (ft. Kelli Trainor)

14 Friends

15 Thank You (ft. R City)

 

A few guest rappers so hopefully there is an abundance of urban bops like No *.*

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Tracklist:

 

01 Watch Me Do

02 Me Too

03 NO

04 Better (ft. Yo Gotti)

05 Hopeless Romantic

06 I Love Me (ft. LunchMoney Lewis)

07 Kindly Calm Me Down

08 Goosebumps

09 Just A Friend To You

10 I Won't Let You Down

11 Dance Like Yo Daddy

 

Deluxe:

12 Champagne Problems

13 Mom (ft. Kelli Trainor)

14 Friends

15 Thank You (ft. R City)

this has to be one of the WORST tracklistings and set of individual titles i can remember in pop; reading it aloud, one track to the next, the sequencing is f***ing dreadful. the song titles make me think of a sheltered 12 year old girl from suburbia's idea of songwriting. it's jessie j levels of dreadful (obv without the ramshackle persona).

 

also what an ill-fitting selection of guest features, it comes off as if she's trying desperately hard to do a 180 on her image by including rent-a-rappers totally uncomplimentary of the identity she's built up as an artist prior, but works as an opportunity to jarringly shine the spotlight on other dreadful sony-signed artists

 

i've wondered why people take to her so much and then i realised she's the kind of popstar a donald trump supporter likes and roots for; inoffensive, no kind of purpose or creative statement or feeling, pleasant, conservative and safe to the point of childish and regressive

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