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He is not as popular as he was, but he has a good career Justin came from a more conservative enviroment (and he seems way more religious than Shawn) but even with that he dealt with the rumours with a lot more grace.Īnd Bieber did what Shawn seems unable to do, grow up and get new fans who grow up with him. R58 Bieber had a lot of gay rumours and unlike Shawn those rumours came from people who hated him (they hated so he had to be gay). The albums is number 32 on itunes, this is going to be the flop of the year by Anonymous He will end in a reality show because fame is the only thing he craves. He is not smart, he is not charming and he is not interesting. The moment his nice guy image fades (that save him from evisceration after the Rolling Stone interview) he'll be toast. Shawn is in show business for almost a decade, he should known better. Well, he showed the google searh of his name, and of course was his name + girlfriend and his name + gay, he joked about how interested people was in his work. He was the youngest by far of the group and the one who predicted that Biden will win Georgia when everybody was saying Trump would win.
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#Hey google is eminem gay tv
I remember a young journalist that was on tv for the american elections, he is spanish but worked from New York. Everybody in show business or simply popular knows that gay rumours or speculations are normal. Maybe it's pure narcissism because right now nobody is obsessed with him being gay (or anything else). Someone with a brain should have learn a thing or two with the Rolling Stone disaster but he is simply too obtuse. Mendes comes across like your friend who just got into a relationship and won’t shut up about it: You’re happy for them and also tremendously bored. It’s nice to see his cup overflow so bountifully, but the near-constant awe quickly grows tiresome, especially when conveyed through clichés like, “Your body’s like an ocean, I’m devoted to explore you” and, “You’re my sunlight on a rainy day.” At one point he croons that he “heard that once a wise man said, ‘Only fools go rushing in,’” as if this is supposed to be a seismic revelation. Across 14 songs (on the non-deluxe edition), Mendes spends nearly every minute bowled over by the power of love. But bless his heart, because Mendes’ fourth record, Wonder, sure does try. “It’s not supposed to be captured, it’s just supposed to be for us.”
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“I think it’s like when you see a moon or stars and you try and take a photo of it with your iPhone and then you just can’t, it just doesn’t look good,” he muses. Like all lovestruck wordsmiths, Mendes finds his true feelings too powerful to fully express. As the 22-year-old singer explains in the recent Netflix documentary Shawn Mendes: In Wonder, every song he has ever written is about his pop star peer and girlfriend, Camila Cabello. Shawn Mendes wants the world to know: He is madly in love. The review is so sarcastic and scathing lol. Enough.Pitchfork which like Rolling Stone typically kisses up to famous pop stars actually ripped Shawn's new album a new one. because really, why else would we be talking about him? Enough, Marshall. All the while still refusing to drop the homophobic slurs, the misogyny and the violence in a time where we’re all sick of it. He interpolates a vocal hook from Kendrick’s track “HUMBLE” to chant “ Revival didn’t go viral” on the ironically-titled “Greatest”, which sounds like a direct rebuke to the critical praise heaped on the other rapper, and Eminem trying to convince us that he’s still the best. Just as it is to hear the voice of Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon appear on “Fall”.īack to Eminem, spitting anger at the music industry and the mixed reaction to Revival on “The Ringer”. On “Normal”, he raps:įor someone who has been so vocal about sexual misconduct in the music industry, to hear singer Jessie Reyez appear not once, but twice on the album of a man who has rapped about raping and assaulting fictional women, real women (Iggy Azaelea), and an entire women’s swim team, is disappointing to say the least. Eminem is still rapping about domestic abuse and stalking women. And it’s not just homophobia you hear on Kamikaze, either.