Diddy
愛してるって 言わなきゃ殺す
Hi guyz, I've been threatening to do this for ages, so I should just try to set a date and see what happens.
I don't know how much you know about Ayumi, but while Utada got all the critical praise during the early 00s, Ayumi was bringing the bangers to you every ball. Not that I want to pit women against women because they are both fabulous, but they both debuted around the same time, and occupied very similar timelines, even getting a record company-engineered chart battle between Ayumi's GH and Utada's 2nd album Deep River - with both shifting around 3 million copies each in their first WEEKS, which I'm still not over yet.
Anyway I want to take a deep dive into Ayumi's second album, the clunkily-titled LOVEppears. I wondered if it was just nostalgia for my first wave of Ayu-fever that made me think this was great, and thought it might get weighed down in gloop, given its almost CD-filling runtime, BUT it's not - there are a few ballads but even they are good, and when this album slaps? OH BITCH you don't even know.
Toilet breaks are pre-saved because most of the tracks are 5 minutes long and you can probably work out when is a good time for you. So sit back, crack open a chu-hai and a pack of dried squid jerky, and enjoy it with me.
I don't know how much you know about Ayumi, but while Utada got all the critical praise during the early 00s, Ayumi was bringing the bangers to you every ball. Not that I want to pit women against women because they are both fabulous, but they both debuted around the same time, and occupied very similar timelines, even getting a record company-engineered chart battle between Ayumi's GH and Utada's 2nd album Deep River - with both shifting around 3 million copies each in their first WEEKS, which I'm still not over yet.
Anyway I want to take a deep dive into Ayumi's second album, the clunkily-titled LOVEppears. I wondered if it was just nostalgia for my first wave of Ayu-fever that made me think this was great, and thought it might get weighed down in gloop, given its almost CD-filling runtime, BUT it's not - there are a few ballads but even they are good, and when this album slaps? OH BITCH you don't even know.
Toilet breaks are pre-saved because most of the tracks are 5 minutes long and you can probably work out when is a good time for you. So sit back, crack open a chu-hai and a pack of dried squid jerky, and enjoy it with me.
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