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This is it! Previous high was NYE 2024:

It definitely speaks a lot about her character and also comes across a whole lot more genuine than some recent celebrity documentaries that are just PR puff pieces.

Straight on the A-list at Radio 2 and their Record of the Week!

Still obsessed with this moment being included!

Yeah you won’t be able to sleep straight away if you watch the third! 😂 it’s also an hour and a half I think.

Yeah that bit repulsed me! So glad no one took up that offer.

And the second song over the credits as well!

I think we could see ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’ perhaps re-enter considering it’s already going viral. I hope her back catalogue can see a boost but it probably won’t be to the point we’ll see any other entries. A lot of the songs that had significant moments in the documentary were album tracks.

I thought the Fever era wasn’t explored as much as it could have been. They obviously acknowledged ‘Head’ but I’d like to have known more about Kylie’s thoughts on how much of a mega smash it was. Like it being #1 in 40 countries and selling 300k+ in a week in the UK, what was that release week like etc. Only minor criticisms really because I loved so much about this documentary and I think Kylie opened up so much more than we might have expected. I guess I’m looking at it as a big fan and they have to consider a wider audience and the overall narrative they were wanting to tell.

Keep coming back to this after watching the documentary. When you see the amount of intrusion there was when she first had cancer in 2005, it’s really no surprise she kept things private this time. I have a new found admiration for her and I didn’t think I could love her anymore! I’m glad the news broke before the documentary because I would have been a WRECK to watch it first hand, especially when the episode up to that point had been so emotional.

True, it did seem like they were about to address it at one point after the ‘Lucky’ section but then nothing.

I really hope she does go a bit left-field again, I think she’s explored the dance sound enough for the time being.

Praying for an update from the Official Charts this week! Even just a list of her most streamed.

I wonder how much effect the documentary will have on this as it only appears in the credits after ‘Story’ and Netflix is about to switch to a recommended programme. iTunes: #7 Australia #8 United Kingdom #20 Netherlands #51 France #62 Canada #95 Germany

Finished watching, f*** episode 3 was emotional! Story to become a massive hit! It’s really no wonder she kept her second cancer diagnosis a secret when you see just how intrusive the media were the first time around. I’m glad she was able to deal with it on her own terms in private. Loved that the Impossible Princess angry Kylie moment was included! 😂 Also the Your Disco Needs You note getting its moment.

Might get the vinyl as this is probably my favourite Ariana album too (definitely between this and ‘thank u, next’ but I think the pure pop vibes of this album capture my tastes more).

Not sure if how long it’s been there for but ‘Head’ is #9 on Spotify’s ‘big on the internet’ playlist which has 4.1m followers!

Watched this clip that features behind the scenes footage from the Spinning Around video, I love never seen before stuff like this!

My plans have changed so will be watching the full lot tonight!

Reminded of her ‘Marry the Night’ cover in 2021:

‘Story’ has been stuck in my head this week as I revisited ‘Tension‘, it was already one of my favourites but this context has elevated it another level. Kylie really is incredible. Her work whilst signed to BMG seems to have been relentless with some sort of new release out each year, so to think she was privately going through this as well really shows what a warrior she is and emphasises the love of what she does. Agreed that this makes the success of ‘Padam Padam’ extra special. I hope she felt the love. ❤️

I like! You can hear the Chris Martin influence a lot but there’s the right amount of Kylie in there too. Really uplifting and makes you think back on the career she’s had. I can see it being a powerful moment in the documentary.