Kesha - Gag Order ALBUM REVIEW

[@TrevorNWhite]

I love “Eat the Acid,” never thought I’d hear something so ominous and low-key come from Kesha but she totally nails it

[@kriminal7009]

And what I love about it is even after all the re-listens I still can’t tell if it’s a warning or invitation.

[@Blak3N]

​@@kriminal7009both, which is appropriate for something like acid

[@Advent3546]

I want nothing but the best for Kesha after all she's been through.

[@nohablogringo]

@@Ibefartin it's rough when despite being rich and famous you're raped and forced to work with your rapist due to a contract.

[@cozierferret7274]

What has she been through

[@barelyabear7956]

@@cozierferret7274 yes

[@Mr.Marbles]

@@cozierferret7274 adidas cancelled their sponsorship and she had to remove the stripes from the $

[@Bar4BarOfficial]

me as well, i want to see her win now more than ever

[@l1p0v]

People are still sleeping on her earlier stuff. Kesha gave us some of the best pop songs of early 10s.

[@BaebyBear23]

Of all time*

[@whatburnsneverreturns]

​@@BaebyBear23No.

[@mr.dirtydannnnn]

Idk about that. I think this is for sure her best album

[@jackyfrom_usa522]

​@@whatburnsneverreturnsyes

[@avarielle1582]

Die Young is one of the best mainstream pop songs every made

[@ДенисКондратьев-у9ъ]

Kesha and Britney didn't deserve to be treated so badly by pop industry.

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

This, so much this! The way the media treated them both is so horrifyingly disgusting!

[@benamisai-kham5892]

And Lindsey lohan and Amanda bynes didn't deserve the horrible treatment with their public breakdowns in the Hollywood movie industry.

[@StardustAnnE]

And they're not the only ones they're just the more known..I want to know more about the other ones like christina aguilera, mandy moore, jessica simpson, ashanti, etc

[@kaybee1025]

I agree... These young ladies thought they were having their dreams coming true to end up fcked by the industry

[@kaybee1025]

​@@benamisai-kham5892😢 yes

[@paschipaschipaschi]

As a Kesha Stan from the first song back in 2009 I gotta say that Gag Order is by far her best album yet. As you said, this album somehow incorporates her quirkiness from her first two records with the artsiness of her two prior works & combines them in such a delicate way. Each track reveals how Kesha somehow found her light and spirituality throughout her not being able to live freely and be free. One of the albums of the year for me!

[@Steaky007]

🙌🏻💯

[@dakota.7617]

what

[@Mastermind4life]

ever since she woke up in the morning feeling like p diddy? "always"

[@FabulousResults]

you gotta admire Kesha for coming back from all she's been through. I'm rooting from her.

[@beaualoevv]

fellow alcoholics supporting each other how cute

[@firerbenoit2808]

Getting her ass kicked in court because she lied?

[@kahyui2486]

@@firerbenoit2808 that's clearly not what happened. And you've clearly never been involved in any law suits.

[@nohablogringo]

@@firerbenoit2808 What are you even talking about. Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich (Kesha's judge for that case) is married to an attorney whose firm represents the music company. That's why the case was dismissed. There was no lying, but technicalities to dismiss the case.

[@firerbenoit2808]

@@nohablogringo Kesha claimed Dr. Luke had raped Katy Perry which Katy Perry herself denied, but none of you will ever hold her accountable for that. None of her stans will ever discuss the facts of the case because her case is very feeble indeed.

[@ChrisBPGD]

I love that you reviewed this! This album deserves way more attention. It’s so unique and artistic. I wish it got more publicity, but of course I understand why that’s not happening

[@brdnmlna]

This was such a satisfying album to listen to. A lot of artists say they're on a journey and discuss personal issues in their music, but her treatment feels genuine and grounded. I wish nothing but the best for her

[@juanv4939]

I’m obsessed with this album and I’ve never been a Kesha stan. All the best for her 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@XxMONZTHERXx]

I just finished listening to it and I agree with you

[@BACHKA]

Blew my mind when I listened to this album. “Eat the Acid” is so haunting.

[@hendrystevo]

Didn’t expect this to get a full review but glad it did! - Eat The Acid is one of my favourite singles of the year so far

[@SuperSecretSunshine]

She is one of the most prolific mainstream personalities of the previous generations, I think it was a pretty safe bet that Melon would cover this.

[@hendrystevo]

@@SuperSecretSunshine he never covered her other releases though, just threw them into a YUNOreview (if I remember right). Glad he enjoyed the album, hope you did as well

[@samtet_x_X]

@@hendrystevohe covered rainbow and high road before- gave them 7´s as well

[@dancerarinz556]

@@hendrystevo He covered both Rainbow and High Road. Gave them pretty positive reviews as well

[@hendrystevo]

@@samtet_x_X ahh yeah that’s my bad. Really should have just searched it up. Glad to see he thinks Kesha has been consistent with her art though

[@distopiann1]

considering this is her last album under this label, i already know her next will be a masterpiece

[@ozymandias___868]

🎉 good to hear

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

Do we know who her new label is??

[@lamadala]

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 4AD...just kidding

[@distopiann1]

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 i imagine that after the experiences with this label, she wont sign to another

[@thundercloudss]

JORYIDE out now!

[@courtneybrock1]

Hard disagree with “Too Far Gone” and “Peace and Quiet.” I think “Too Far Gone is a understated and heart wrenching, but requires multiple listens for the impact to hit. “Peace and Quiet is surprisingly tongue in cheek track that totally gives me Daft Punk “Discovery” era vibes. “Happy,” much like “Too Far Gone,” is again, shockingly minimal for its message and also takes multiple listens. It’s a poignant and self-aware commentary regarding her past and hopes for the future. I think the album’s a modern masterpiece. Also, this is her LAST contracted album with Kemosabe, making it a “Dear John” letter of sorts. The irony is on literal display in her last lyric of “Fine Line.” She sings, “But hey, look at all the money we made off me,” referring to her body of work with the label, but being sung on a non-commercially viable album knowing Dr Luke will still receive royalties, even if she wasn’t required to work with him. I can’t wait to hear what she does next, finally under the banner of freedom.

[@Pac-cm3xx]

I actually liked this album a lot. It was a really creative and diverse album with a lot of sounds incorporated in it. Truly a good work.

[@MrDesmondPot]

What do you give it? 9/11?

[@vegahimsa]

@@MrDesmondPot 😅💀

[@fintanrawsthorne2354]

peace & quiet is one of the best songs and choruses on the album

[@chayo4537]

Damn right. And he's talking about it being obnoxious. Cause of the auto-tune in the chorus. Thats the point its a gag (no pun intended)

[@AudreyAdz]

I think it's a good song, just feels a little derivative and a bit too much like Charli, it's not as special-sounding to me as the other tracks here

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

I agree

[@katherinec4360]

I was an old school Kesha stan. This is my favorite album. Im so here for experimental Kesha. I hope we get an extended version soon.

[@thestockimagequeen]

I’ve been a Kesha super fan for YEARS. That being said, Gag Order is her best album. It’s crazy to me that she can release the best album of her career over a decade in. She’s always evolving, love her so much.

[@findlayrutherford]

I really want Britney to do this someday. make an album they themselves feel comfortable making

[@FeatherWait]

If Britney feels comfortable, I don't think we'll see it in the form of an album like this. Britney is a performer first, and Kesha is a songwriter first.

[@wplants9793]

Same!

[@goldengrill769]

Is she really non binary?

[@FeatherWait]

@@goldengrill769 Have people actually forgotten "they" doesn't always mean that? Jesus Christ.

[@isas.5667]

@@FeatherWaitno reason to lash out. It’s a completely reasonable question when you look at the syntax of the original comment imo

[@cradio52]

This is definitely her best, most cohesive album that incorporates Kesha’s various influences, quirks and styles in a fresh, streamlined and meaningful way. It also doesn’t overstay its welcome. I feel like she was trying to do something like this with High Road but frankly that album was just a total mess. I’m so glad for her! If I’m not mistaken, I believe this album finally completes her contract with RCA/Kemosabe? Hence the rather aggressive title, cover art and lyrics. I’ll be very interested and excited to see where she goes from here.

[@Gluf3r]

Was a shameless fan of hers back in the 2010s and really enjoyed this record more so than the last two. Wish her the best with the whole Luke situation

[@perfectparadox7389]

I was listening to eat the acid for weeks before I realized kesha is ke$ha, and my mind was blown, really diggin this record!

[@BrianKerr-wu5xc]

So happy to see Kesha get two positive reviews in a row from such a huge critic. There’s a large age gap between me and my sister so in the early 2010s she was a huge Kesha fan and I was by proxy, having been given her old iPod as a hand-me-down. I’ve always had a soft spot for Kesha and I’m so happy she’s doing well.

[@thominyourside231]

Ah, the rarely talked about “hand-me-down iPod that shaped your music taste”. My brother gave me one of those lol

[@alexanderanahata4496]

i generally really dislike pop and i haven’t listened to Kesha since i was about 12 or 13. On first listen I bought the vinyl. I feel like that’s the most adequate way to describe my experience with this album. Wow. Blown away.

[@beansfebreeze]

I feel like you need to listen to more kinds of pop cause it's wild to see someone be so dismissive of such a wildly diverse genre

[@MotherxUniverse]

Thank you for giving her another chance :) I'm glad you like the album I do too.

[@jackyfrom_usa522]

​@@MotherxUniversewhy??? are you her

[@hads5279]

I want this album on vinyl so bad.

[@MarillSweatshirt]

Never got into her music because of her original hit and she's got the on song with "your love is my drug..." I think is in the chorus that's a jarring earworm, but paying some attention to the nonsense she's had to deal with over these past few years and hearing Anthony explain how the project plays out in the beginning has made me want to actually get into her music. It's unfortunate that this is the album that gets me to start listening to her music. Other than my terrible wordings...... I'm incredibly happy for her progression as an artist and hope she continues to do so.

[@ixyspixy3884]

Rainbow is also a great album!

[@galaxychar]

It’s definitely worth listening to, I haven’t given her other albums a shot either but this one was excellent.

[@indoorplant2392]

Bad wording indeed

[@hollowayraulie1422]

I liked peace and quiet I didn’t feel like it was obnoxious at all…this is a 9 or 9.5 out of 10 for me I’m in awe of her I really liked Rainbow and High Road but this is on another level

[@imonyoutuberightnow2668]

​@Alejandro imogen heap would like a word

[@morellinhoo]

this is her best album. the feelings on it are so visceral cause all the elements (production, lyrics, vocals,...) evoke the emotions. fortunately this is her last album under kemosade records and by the time she releases her next project all the lawsuits are expected to have been resolved...

[@andromeda5288]

this is the first kesha album that i listened to and my god i was so impressed, fine line got me with my mouth open, even if she can’t talk about some things because of the lawsuits, her message shines through and I wish her the best

[@nightskyarchitect]

Wonderland way back on Warrior was the first glimpse she had it in her to do incredible ballad-esque music and I'm so glad she's gone towards that style because she smashes it

[@lankyimnida595]

Oh my god, I love wonderland. I gotta check out this album.

[@s.a.m.presents3895]

Peace & Quiet is my favorite song right now. The girls that get it, get it.

[@katherinec4360]

Represent lol

[@Espi.]

If this was by Ke$ha you would have given it a 10/10

[@shiningnightmare5616]

He would've given it a 0 actually

[@beaualoevv]

if this was an employment center, u wouldn’t be here

[@kahyui2486]

Nah.

[@bunnyrody]

right

[@chayo4537]

But ke$ha vibez are throughout the whole album. The drama is the most KE$HA song

[@champochampo9135]

Listened to this on a whim last weekend and was shocked at how good some of the tracks were. The Drama one of my fav songs of the year so far.

[@thominyourside231]

Crazy and endlessly fascinating song. What if a panic attack was a slowly unfolding indie dance track

[@Maleficent-e8y]

This album is a full masterpiece. The amount of vulnerability and the deep lyrics combining anxiety, religion, loosing your sense of self, anxiety, fear, and finishing with her own definition of what happiness means for her, is what art is. I don't think it is relevant to try to put a genre on this album regarding hyperpop for example as it is, indeed, not a commercial album. It is just art at its finest, a pure expression of emotions and deep feelings. I think Kesha has reminded us what music and art is about after all

[@inbars.]

An amazing album. I love her so much. Every track here is great but for me it's Ram Dass interlude that just amazes me...can't wait to see her in a live show!

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

That interlude hits so hard!

[@cinna4462]

if that bag on the album cover had an airplane and not her face you’d give it a 10/10

[@elyy0345]

A 9/10

[@dieu7905]

Ha typical silly fantano viewer, you made me throw a giggle

[@oddthemute6172]

Kesha has always been a guilty pleasure. I liked her last album a lot, I had no idea this came out though. I'm going to give it a listen.

[@hellisheretostay]

It's almost never that I disagree so much with Anthony but Peace & Quiet is one of my favourite tracks, I can understand how it could come across as obnoxious but given my interpretation I don't think it is... To me it seems like her almost making the statement that her emotions are too far from tame for him to even have the chance to get off easy, I think the lyrics about someone being in love with her are about him + where she says stuff like 'get into it or get the f out' I see it as her hinting towards his greed and implying that his two options are to surrender now or dig his hole even deeper. Another interpretation (which would explain the very Ke$ha sounding autotune) could be her hinting at being given the idea that her only chance to get into the music industry was to become who she did and "get into it" or "get out". I do get the autotune part but I feel like the song really sells it, especially towards the end.

[@courtneybrock1]

For this album, there needs to be a distinction between the use of “vocoders” and “autotune.” One of the highlights from her interviews about working with Rick Rubin was his refusal to let her use autotune in the traditional sense, saying her raw vocals were exactly what the album needed. However, the album makes heavy use of electronic vocal processing for artistic effect like you’d find in many indie & EDM albums. Peace and Quiet is an excellent example of that.

[@katherinec4360]

I love that song so much.

[@freyastherothe741]

we need to talk more about the drama, between the incredibly unique soundscape and the song's tempo just slowly builds and builds into chaotic yet cathartic climax, it's easily my fav along with eat the acid

[@davidw0271]

Peace and quiet is addicting it’s so Sophie coded such a good song, the theremin is such a vibe. It just needs a music video to add to the vibe she was trying to give

[@jaredandell126]

Honestly very glad to see a very solid rating for this album. This is one of the most hard hitting releases this year so far for me, and I definitely consider this her best work. The way she just manages to be so open and honest about her trauma resonated with me, as I found myself in a lot of similar situations in my own history, and the melodies and instrumentals are consistently some of the most intricate and beautiful ones in recent memory from pop music. Definitely a major milestone in her career as an artist and even if she doesn’t continue down this path of exposing her trauma to the world through her music, I hope she’s able to heal and make peace with a lot of the turmoil that she’s been forced to go through

[@maxw9983]

I'm OBSESSED with this album, she is an artist and she's trying to spread her wings. This album deserves so much more attention

[@Cash42]

Thanks for briefly talking about the situation regarding the legal situation, I feel like that helps contextualize a lot of the album. Im sure she appreciates people speaking about that to bring attention to it.

[@dzat26]

Loved the record - really interesting sound design and layering of vocals, effects, instrumentation - such a cool album to sit with and digest. I’m so glad to see her having this kind of creative evolution.

[@adaml3817]

While there’s a portion of the Gag Order I don’t love, I think this is her best work in a long time. High Road and Rainbow, apart from a few songs here and there, often have a very amateur sounding production to my (amateur) ears. This album sounds cohesive and professionally made. I loved Eat the Acid right away. I really like Happy’s outro. Seems like Kesha is at a place professionally where she’s not getting much attention, but creatively she’s flourishing. I hope this changes and people pay more attention to her new work not just the older stuff.

[@f4gsforpele]

Bruh Rainbow is easily her best what

[@chayo4537]

*amateur sounds vs.. *amateur ears

[@GameJunkyard11]

One of the most devastating albums I've heard in a while.

[@dougxvale]

Vulnicura

[@paschipaschipaschi]

one of the most devastating comments I've read in a while.

[@LifeOfJakoby54]

@@paschipaschipaschiwhat

[@TechnoAdamGuy]

8/10 album for me. Ik it’s not her most commercial album, but idc. It’s One of her best, most potent, mature and sonically dense albums she’s made. The more experimental songs and ballads both hit

[@colinmorgan1301]

HOW IS THIS NOT AT LEAST AN 8

[@dougxvale]

Or a 9 at least. No yellow flannel.

[@bunnyrody]

​@@johng6052he still ignored the best song "ALL I NEED IS YOU" and the interludes so idk how to feel about this review...

[@andros1486]

Kesha is popping off, lets go

[@mellowboym]

Kesha was my icon as a kid. She deseves all the success in the world

[@radioplug14]

I actually liked this album as a whole. I agree it's front loaded but the last two tracks really cap it off nicely. It's definitely my favorite Kesha album and one of my favorites for the year so far.

[@justinbourne4676]

It’s a masterpiece, her best album yet along with Rainbow

[@chayo4537]

You mean along with cannibal 🤔😀

[@justinbourne4676]

@@chayo4537that too

[@squeallymaniac]

​@@chayo4537 that's an EP

[@soaked0]

Her best album and a 9/10 period

[@kriminal7009]

I agree with everything being said, but I think that the second half of the album being so mellow and not as exciting or innovative was intentional. It’s just an interesting thought to explore since it talks more about self-love issues and freedom and finding yourself despite what others have done to you, or can you even find your old self (especially after abuse). Music fits the theme even if the lyrics don’t hit as hard or as cleaver.

[@autieglow]

The way it felt to me was like the album was quietly coming to a place of quiet, raw peace, after the storms of everything that came before.

[@thominyourside231]

Hate Me Harder and Happy both grew on me and the really stripped down acoustic feeling of them as the last two songs felt intentional to me as well.

[@joeymag593]

It's definitely the most out-there project from Kesha and I think that works really well in her favor. The woman can write and sing hooks like nobody's business, even when she's aiming for weird psychedelic sounds and eerie chord progressions. A few of the songs do fall flat but I think that's to be expected when there are so many ballads of varying intensity on one album. Personally I love "Peace and Quiet" for being brash and one of the more uptempo songs on the album. It's easier to listen to casually.

[@AudreyAdz]

Wow, both the LCD Soundsystem (particularly Dance Yrself Clean let's be real) comparison on The Drama and the first track feeling like an interlude to Eat The Acid were things I also felt when I listened to this

[@samiralae9739]

i hate how he skipped commenting on all i need is you because that's basically one of the best tracks on the album

[@katherinec4360]

I actually skip it every time it comes on 😅

[@maggiesmith7875]

I give it a 7.5/8. Bc some of the tracks are just so good. High road is a 6 max for me (still Fun but underwhelming) so I am loving this direction. But quite frankly I thought she was amazing from the beginning (i always knew she was tongue in cheek and that unfortunately her image was pushed and became who she was. )

[@iivvrryy]

I hear this album’s doing well on TiK ToK

[@TheeDeeM]

On the clock?

[@SoDap7]

Do they feel like P diddy?

[@kahyui2486]

Kesha invented tiktok. China owes her 10 trillion yen

[@candyonthecane360]

Kesha is so underrated!!! A great song writer and singer.

[@a_ggghost]

01:45 This record means she's *no longer* locked into that deal. Her contract with Kemosabe was for 6 LPs, amended down to 5 later on. Gag Order fulfills that obligation.

[@Mognet_t]

Eat the Acid and Only Love can SAve Us Now are my favorite tracks on the album, I agree on your sentiments of the ablum overall. Front-loaded, and it kinda peters out towards the end. Been excited for this review. never been a big kesha fan, but i gave the album a listen simply bc I hoped it would be something with more substance, depth, and emotion, and i think she delivered.

[@raichustan]

This should be her last album with that monster, LEGALLY. This album is a 10/10 for me.

[@sugarysweetmachines]

Eat the Acid might be the best song of the year.

[@greenpen9796]

Hope to see this record in a new “Albums I’ve Changed My Opinion On” video.

[@TomtheToyReviews]

This video started playing on mute and for a good 20 seconds I legit thought this was a joke video where the whole review is completely silent because the album is called 'Gag Order' 💀💀💀

[@jimmyrade7815]

She’s come so far since the Simple Life.

[@user-ip2jr5tj4b]

Love this review! Curious as to why “All I Need Is You” wasn’t mentioned, in my opinion it’s the strongest track on the album, absolutely stunning.

[@musicalman1995]

This is her masterpiece.

[@AndrewBernardin]

an absolute masterpiece of an album

[@CompleteProducer84]

2023 Kesha scored 5 points higher than Sleep Token, and I am TOTALLY here for it

[@bbyfpk]

They just started don't get ahead of yourself

[@williampetty1778]

Cool review, Anthony. I just have to say that wow, kesha has really evolved as an artist and has taken a total 180 from what she sounded like when she stepped out onto the scene. Some of it works for me, and some of it doesn't, but this was a good listen, and I could say a 6/10 listening experience imo. The big single eat the acid and the final song on the album hate me harder are my 2 favorite tracks.

[@SwanCircus]

The debut album Drive Home by Portraits of Tracy is blowing my mind with its progressive R&B sounds. They’re 18 years old and from Baton Rogue. I think you’ll really be intrigued by this one.

[@pinksparkle6891]

Kesha deserves better and I really hope she gets all the good things she deserves.

[@bluefood726]

Eat the Acid is a MASTERPIECE

[@elijamjar._.717]

This album gave a semi closeness to Petals for Armour (Hayley williams), which is my fave album ever, and thus album was so raw and different and I loved it so much, I listened to it twice in a row it was so good

[@jenniferhardesty9298]

Kesha is kinda slept on these days but she still got that talent and fire shit

[@kevinchristopher1443]

the slightly warmer light balance on this is giving me a little bit of a nostalgia for years back fantano reviews.

[@carlosmartinez6227]

This album is soooooooooo damn good. Deep. The Goddamn perfection line in song about the tweet is so good. I thought it had no meaning at 1st but it clicked later

[@mix3k818]

Correction: 6th. 7th if you count the Dance Commander album of remixes

[@ryanbrooks2434]

I will not tolerate the peace & quiet disrespect

[@vlrdpplvr478]

completely obsessed with this album.. no skips, my AOTY so far

[@whitecountryoldroads]

If this was called the money order you would give it a 10

[@norjanpuhuja]

giggled a little

[@beaualoevv]

if this was an employment center, you wouldn’t be here.

[@bunnyrody]

tea

[@MadamRoastBeefYT]

Kesha, TRULY is one of the greatest singers INNN Modern Music! & One of the GREATEST Song-Writers in MUSIC! 😁I could nottt be HAPPIER w/ her & her Music! I CANNOT WAIT!!! For the Future for this BEAUTIFUL Woman!! 🙏🥰🙏

[@QuintessentialQs]

9/10 for me, and a contender for AOTY. Only Love Can Save Us Now is going to be my 2023 anthem. I am obsessed with it.

[@WildHeart7777]

A very Fleetwood Mac background lately. Maybe you could do an album review to celebrate Stevie’s birthday? 🎉

[@mrcandy]

simply the aoty, so cohesive and beautiful sonority

[@dougxvale]

Her lawsuit against Dr Luke is over! Kesha is free!!

[@alexswedock3911]

Its always the song that I fucking love and need to listen to on repeat for 3 hours is the one that Anthony doesn't like lmao. Peace & Quiet rocks. My interpretation is it's saying to be able to speak her truth and shit she has to be loud about it

[@evolved1665]

Eat The Acid is one of the wildest songs pop has ever seen

[@IBeAlee]

I love this whole album SO MUCH!

[@bunnyrody]

what about the best song ALL I NEED IS YOU? ram dass interlude & only love reprise? 😑😑😑 also Kesha ACTUALLY having a GREAT voice unlike most of the hyperpop scene, those layers are beautiful you're such a hater. SIDE EYE. 10/10 for me, thank you for acknowledge her situation at the beginning, pointing that out It's so important.

[@tragichappinessmusic]

Always been a huge fan. I havent listened to this because I prefer uplifting music right now in my life. But I will check it out when Im ready

[@carolynr570]

I honestly loved the unhinged party pop

[@bunnyrody]

she's a 36 y/o woman, go stream her old stuff then

[@chayo4537]

@@bunnyrody they mean the elements of that on this album. Like only love can save us now and peace & quiet

[@bunnyrody]

@@chayo4537 i don't really see it on peace & quiet, maybe the drama with the videogame vibes (tiktok, we r who we r)

[@katherinec4360]

I love basically everything. She loves that side of her too! I honestly would love to have this more grown up and honed in Kesha do a new party pop album and see what she can do. She can totally bring a lot of these influences into party pop

[@boujeetrash1015]

He has two fleetwood mac albums behind him I trust him

[@rafsun9365]

Gag Order is 10/10 for me

[@a2ad9c36]

ALBUM OF THE YEAR THANK YOU FOR AGREEING MELON. (He said its the aoty by the way no need to watch the full vid if ur reading)

[@Chbi0Chip]

melon p&q is a classic kesha bop

[@louisachalarca6494]

I’ve been raped at work. If I had to work there after that’s just incredible she put out this while in that situation.

[@matcha8364]

Can we get a tier list review on hank green tier list of his cancer press please

[@azti3367]

Stream Gag order! It's a good album!

[@ZoopRanger]

''Happy'' is a stunning song.