Babes In Toyland - Bruise Violet (Video)

[@chlochlo4155]

I swear this song is never loud enough.

[@johnnymk6874]

truth

[@katejackson4236]

turn it up. this is one song.

[@charleybarley914]

Try listening to it in the 7th st Entry about 8 feet from Kat's stack, thats about loud enough.

[@baxtronx5972]

Imagine 21st century studio gear recording this. It would destroy most people's ears.

[@redlaserfox3988]

Loud in my stupid brain in 2024

[@VampirePip]

I love her expressions and her eyes!

[@monkmodesardex8987]

Agreed!

[@REDSOX-1]

Scary good....👀

[@rong2912]

I love her...

[@zanderkranock]

this shit rocks. fuck yeah. long live grunge.

[@mayjailerxx]

@@GloeJassieCourtney

[@shahana_style]

Can we just acknowledge how awesome this whole album was though?

[@JohnDoe-xf8ew]

Fontanelle was a whole ass experience

[@jennifermaxine2453]

Well, Hole could never compare with their corporate co parts...total rip off, stealing originality. Bunch of untalented psychopaths.

[@JR-fv2pk]

I think I just saw a comment from you in a Candlebox video

[@cct4388]

first two albums are freaking amazing. have them both

[@putitback4789]

I like all of the albums. Kats solo stuff is really good too. It’s probably what they would have ended up sounding like if they had stuck together

[@citydweller99]

Kat and Courtney... I loved that they shared the same muse for crafting their songs. I do wonder if a bit of this song had to do with Courtney and her complicated feelings she had for her friend/enemy.

[@JeremeHottenstein]

If I'm Not mistaken the songs about her!??! The part were she say Liar is talking right to Courtney!! Underground diss song no one noticed.

[@hehasnolips1371]

@@JeremeHottenstein apparently it was all PR just having fun because kat would later be credited as another writer on hole's I think that I would die song on the album

[@Emilie-z5p]

It is... She basically stole her look, style, followed her and was relentless.

[@SniffHeinkel]

@@JeremeHottenstein Kat Bjelland from Babes in Toyland felt that Courtney Love imitated her style, both in fashion and music. So, it's definitely about her.

[@GummyGrandma69]

It most likely was about Courtney since violet is a song by hole (unless the song was released before violet then maybe that was named after this?)

[@ScotsItalianCSC]

I tip my hat off to these gals. First met them when I was like 17 or 18? They signed tees and some vinyl for me. I loved Lori so got some drums and then suddenly was in a Riot Grrl band. Supported the Raincoats, got to use Steve Shelley's DRUMS in that gig! Also played with Bikini Kill, chatted with L7. Im glad I was involved...now Im near 40...bloody miss it all! Babes are a Legend!

[@hunter-zu3hk]

Fabi Lazzurri what band were you in?

[@ScotsItalianCSC]

@@hunter-zu3hk Hello Skinny. Based in Glasgow.

[@danielpayne500]

mind you look at the Slits Rain coats Going to back to the post punk nu wave 80's

[@ScotsItalianCSC]

@@danielpayne500 We supported the Raincoats with Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth on drums! I was terrified about using his drum kit!

[@danielpayne500]

@@ScotsItalianCSC Oh Wow

[@thefairywithboots]

I’ll never for the life of me understand why this band is so underrated.

[@p1sstoph3]

because 60-70% of the population prefers shitty music, it's always been that way

[@chrismillar7593]

They were a bit early to hit the scene and only made three albums. Their first isn’t well known. Their second album is well known. I don’t really know why they stopped making albums and touring - they were a successful band at the time. Their 3rd and last album was published in 95 which was right around the time when grunge was getting huge. I was 14 at the time and I think it was around that time that I’d first heard of them. I feel like if they had kept going they would be more popular.

[@charleybarley914]

See also the Replacements, See also Husker Du

[@kristoffcicourel1426]

Because they are girls xd

[@Outlawgirl1297]

Because Hole overshadows them but Courtney stole her from Kat .

[@cloudcure]

The POWER she has in her voice is amazing!

[@johnnymk6874]

truth

[@REDSOX-1]

Those 👀 got a POWER in them 2....😮

[@rong2912]

I wish there were more female musicians these days like Kat Bjelland...

[@fureur17]

there is a lot by now just watch the Cherry Glazzer or Bleached

[@rubenseydler1790]

pj Harvey

[@francoperez709]

Listen to Brutus

[@jfyodo4503]

Listen to Hands Off Gretel

[@valeriaarguijo7793]

Rotten daises

[@Jrld87]

The female Punk-Grunge sound from the 80s/90s. So horribly underrated. You rock girls!! ❤❤❤❤

[@whateverwhatever5715]

Loved this band in high school ...whole album slays ...

[@cliobhabie]

I miss rage music like this!!!

[@MegaMasterkiller666]

I am deeply offended by the lack of views on this

[@cockdoodle3315]

honestly

[@barryedmond]

Sure. I mean, if you value quality by its popularity, then fine. I mean, this having more views would completely transform the lives of this pop-whore band!! (That was sarcasm, in case you're American)

[@MegaMasterkiller666]

@@barryedmond Alright bro, it's not that deep. I was just making a point of how a song this good should be viewed by more people. (P. s. I'm British)

[@barryedmond]

@@MegaMasterkiller666 "I am deeply offended..." ... Sounds pretty deep to me. ... If a non-chart band with hundreds of thousands of views isn't enough for you, what exactly do you expect of them? And what numbers do you demand from chart bands? "A TRILLION VIEWS OR I WILL VOICE MY DISGUST AT YOU" yeah?

[@MegaMasterkiller666]

@@barryedmond Yeah whatever mate, obviously I'm not "deeply offended" 😂 it was just a figure of speech. But if you're going to make more of a deal then it needs to be then crack on 😂

[@Raindr0psssssssss]

this is a song you've just got to play out loud, just loud enough for a nearby person to hear it and feel uncomfortable

[@RIZZY_SIXX]

100%

[@shittybullshit]

her scream/growl is insane!

[@Modernmeemsshop]

I remember the realness of the story behind this song. At the time it was a thing of beauty to see someone calling her out in such a big way.

[@ileezamotherofrain4537]

I adored thuis album as a kid. The ragged loud harshness of her voice. It sounds like it hurts. But she keeps on.

[@AdmiraHax]

I found this song after watching a video "Songs That Might Be About Courtney Love" or something like this.

[@dank_master4208]

lmao something like that came up in my suggestions

[@zombietrash416]

Lol me too I JUST watched it.

[@rocioperroud182]

This one seems way too obvious for me lol.

[@mikumillane9157]

Same lmao

[@rimshot6444]

Funny, I was thinking what if Henry Rollins had a butt baby with Beavis...

[@catalamod66]

The Babes were with L7, Hole, Sleater-Kinney and Bikini Kill the best of 90s Riot Grrrl Movement (female and underground feminist Punk-Rock, Grunge and Indie Rock).

[@sonicleaves]

Sonic Youth as well, love Kim Gordon, she is a goddess.

[@carlyg9300]

L7, Babes in Youland, and Hole all aren't Riot Grrrl bands, they're considered riot grrrl adjacent, but they're all pretty damn good.

[@catthurlow6835]

Don't forget the breeders

[@juliusebola9389]

Kat Bjelland explained over and over again that she never intended to join any riotgrrl scene or get on a political soap box, she just wanted to make music. It actually kind of sucks that women can't make music like this without people investing it with their politics or expecting women to be feminist avatars or whatever.

[@arkhamkills]

punk not grunge. they were just both at their primes at the same time.

[@steverosten7101]

kat is so freeking awsome her singing screeching gives me the sweetest chills i love her so much

[@oopsibrokethecow]

I was thirteen when I first heard this song, and I just happen to catch a small clip of the video on MTV during a documentary I was watching about the "new" grunge sound and the "riot girl" movement. I HAD to have it, and it was my first real exposure to anything outside of what one would expect a thirteen year old would be listening to. I was mind blown by the entire experience, even though I didn't fully understand it at the time. I rode my bike down to an independent music store that my town had the time called Music City. I asked them if they had the "cassette" and the guy gave me the most taken back expression and asked again. Not because he didn't know who they were, but because I don't think he was expecting a thirteen year old girl on a little blue bike with a basket and horn, who probably walked in looking exactly how a thirteen year old girl in the 90's would look, asking for such an album. He said no one has asked for it, at all, and he didn't keep them in stock. Then, he asked how I knew about them. Since He didn't carry any of their stuff, he had to order it. That was back before the internet days of ordering, so he showed me the album cover out of his supplier catalog he ordered from to make sure that is who I meant, and I confirmed it. There was something about the anticipation of waiting the WEEKS it took for it to get there, because he said he was going to place a special order for it, but would add it to his big order. I paid for it right then since I had the money, and when I finally got the call at home that it was there, I couldn't ride my bike fast enough. Unfortunately, he had ordered the incorrect album. He didn't order Fontanelle, but instead ordered Spanking Machine, their debut album. He offered my money back, but I still took that cassette and loved it just as much! He finally was able to find a supplier that could send Fontanelle, but it took forever for some reason. By the time I got my grubby little hands on it, I listened to that shit until the tape nearly wore itself out. After CD's started taking over, I finally found it in the used CD section of the very same music shop, still ran by the same guy, when he moved to a larger location. As a side note; I miss the days of actual CD stores! Especially the independently owned ones. I discovered SO much good music in those places, and finding them used when you're a broke kid working part-time at Taco Bell, was a great way to open so many doors to different artists and styles of music. Especially when you could trade your old stuff in for new, and they took pretty much anything in any condition at that time, since CD's were all the rage. It's also where I REALLY got into Manson, because I could get all his stuff at a good price, and the guy who ran that shop always had band shirts and other merchandise you could find other places. Like pentagram jewelry, incense, black light posters, candles and occultist decor. That just doesn't exist anymore, and I feel bad for generations of young people who will never have that experience of going into a music store, being able to sample new stuff and hold it in their hands, look at the album art as they listen, and search around for unique band merchandise in person, talk to people and the staff that worked there for new suggestions. That's how I found about my first rave was through the shop owner, and there is no way I would have otherwise. I got to know him well throughout the years, and when he finally closed shop and I watched the rest of the music shops slowly following, it was a whole different world than just going online and listening. It blows my mind to this day that it all started with a thirty second clip of the Bruise Violet video I saw on a random MTV documentary at thirteen years old.

[@RIZZY_SIXX]

i'm 100% sure you write books for a living. but great comment

[@LB-yg2br]

Tldr

[@christopheryou]

This comment made my day. Those were good times.

[@idrissb9742]

i miss the days of cd stores and i didnt even grow up during those times (was born in 98). now any time i walk into a cd/vinyl store all i think is; but i have spotify, and I'm poor... so why bother. My sister is from 88, she remembers those things fondly too. treasure that!

[@boldt7713]

@@RIZZY_SIXX Funny you say that, I was thinking if she wrote books I would want to read them.

[@terrisullivan4516]

Kat is a musical genius...so thankful I got to see Babes In Toyland at Lollapalooza. They rocked!

[@mdubois3644]

I can't believe they have reformed, welcome back, ladies! Rock on!

[@josefinebliss2801]

Maximiliano DuBois when???

[@mdubois3644]

One or two months ago! Check this recent pic of them together facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152351286507712&set=t.716577711&type=1&theater

[@DanielBurtonDidYourWife]

Maximiliano DuBois You're profile picture is phenomenal!

[@Aerialgrrl]

It didn't go well :(

[@ankihansen2489]

@@Aerialgrrl Why?

[@owlofathena1247]

3 members, grunge, short blonde singer/guitarist, tall bassist... This is literally the female Nirvana Or Nirvana is just the male babes in toyland :p

[@MrMikkyn]

Candy Cane The also sounds like About a Girl by Nirvana. And its in the same key.

[@kaori_kanzaki]

True but damn that bassist lady really looks like a gender bender Krist Novoselic.

[@GeirErik]

@@kaori_kanzaki 🤣

[@knucklesandwich6117]

Well, they were responsible for the song title Smells Like Teen Spirit!

[@owlofathena1247]

@@kaori_kanzaki haha yeah, Maureen Herman. This is gonna sound weird, but she def looks like her name is Maureen.

[@123456moshimonsters]

Kat is my spirit animal.

[@izabella4228]

i have no idea who you are but i love you already

[@elente]

+Izabella I have no idea who you two are, but i love you both.

[@123456moshimonsters]

I have no idea who either of you are but I love you too

[@aeylyea6439]

Such an orgy HAS to be arranged in belgium then.

[@elente]

LOL

[@makaveli1969]

Best twin cities Female rock band ever 🖤🤘❤️

[@ivanspak]

Kat Bjelland is the best female grunge singer ever!

[@isabellabonillactm1751]

Creo que ella y Layne hubieran hecho un gran dúo

[@theboisproductions4467]

@@isabellabonillactm1751 Didn’t she used to date Layne or something?

[@incmon]

@@theboisproductions4467 i think so

[@Hannah-ly6ff]

@@isabellabonillactm1751 true!

[@Outlawgirl1297]

She totally is

[@HomemakerDaze]

Love her voice

[@jamesconklin9135]

these lyrics are savage

[@BigFrankieB]

Kat sometimes has the stereotypical ‘crazy eyes’ when singing and I love it

[@agirlwhol0ves_music]

bruh this band is way too underrated, this band and song is LIT 🔥

[@aylanasteroid]

riot grrrl has to be one of my favorite genres

[@lynsuestrada9230]

Kat is a real badass

[@beefsoda1]

Legendary

[@twist_of_lemon]

I love these female grunge dresses

[@biancaa_patrricia]

It’s called kinderwhore kat started the trend i think and courtney did the only thing she can do (except murder she’s a professional at that too) and copied it

[@twist_of_lemon]

@@biancaa_patrricia lol ty for the info

[@anyway6757]

the proper name for them is babydoll dresses :)

[@lol4m4y]

@@biancaa_patrricia courtney is not a murderer, that theory is incredibly misogynistic. please just do some actual research rather than believing a stupid conspiracy theory.

[@stereotypicalemousername9507]

@@lol4m4y there are other things to hate courtney for like her racism and misogyny i do think her behavior was a factor in kurt’s suicide

[@Chrisdoesntlikenoisecore]

I wish I was alive in this generation so I could enjoy all the amazing music acts like this 😭😭(I’m 12 btw)

[@sugary_placenta5499]

Gah damn

[@Chrisdoesntlikenoisecore]

@@sugary_placenta5499 😭☠️

[@anaiaoneill7395]

Same tbh

[@Worthlesswormgirl1]

fr dude babes in toyland, lunachicks and bratmobile

[@97warlock]

daaaaaaaaang. 30 yrs later? and this is quite killer. Impressive. My first time listening to them

[@Lazzhaa]

Ow this reminds me of my teenage days, I used to be such big fans of them, KZbin just unlocked some memories for me…..

[@maxemerson6955]

I love the intensity of her eyes! 👀

[@edgarjimhawthorne664]

One of my favorite bands period.

[@rubyandsarah6422]

Yes great song amazing song

[@elinemols1449]

That voice

[@RebeccaRoberts-n1m]

It’s 2024 I’m now 45 years old I still play my babes cd in my car to this day ❤❤❤❤❤❤🤘🏼👩🏻

[@rong2912]

55 and still blasting it

[@courtneymarkun]

45 and I remember buying this album in ocean city md when I was 14 blasting it on repeat in my Walkman

[@thrasher3x]

great song. one of their best ones.

[@thornburnet2939]

Wow! Love the drummers hair!

[@maykagiertl3769]

Sending positive thoughts to Kat at this time,love you 🙏🏻💖

[@alineschmitz4599]

We all pray for her 💝

[@tayol0r]

obsessed with this song

[@wolfgang6442]

Heard this song last month on my spotify and i thought it sound pretty killer and yea the video dosent dissopint also this band is very underrated🔥🔥🤘🏻🤘🏻😤🎸

[@DinahCancerIrl]

play this song at my funeral and if i don't rise like a vampire i'm really gone

[@KoNaMiBoY17]

I love her voice!!🩷

[@fionaleigh6748]

10 years and not even near a million views? Christ, appalling! Loved them and seen em live twice. Unjustly forgotten and this song was my introduction to the concept that being different was actually desirable

[@searabbit6157]

Good news it hit 1M

[@fionaleigh6748]

@@searabbit6157 About time... Phew.... Now I can rest easier💃💃

[@jkb1O5]

Up there, in 12 ✊🏻❤️

[@thevoid99]

olivia rodrigo name dropped them recently and thought they were cool. if this gets teenage girls to discover this and make music like this. there's hope. plus, olivia rodrigo is cool. i like her music.

[@michaell.santos3954]

Babes In Toyland e L7 são as minhas bandas de vocal feminino preferidas.Muito fodas !!

[@jessicamingin9618]

Awesome taste in music!

[@lollyb8808]

love this song 22 years ago , still love it

[@jasonervoes1326]

Great song and video. Great girl band. Three beautiful Goddesses.

[@robertdebot2703]

my first cd ever.... and I loved it, and still love it

[@jaysunpuke]

Loved seeing them jam at Lolapolooza 3. Thanks, still remember that set to this day 🤟

[@melissarivera7477]

Babes in Toyland is a great band ❤️big fan

[@rickyhornbach6650]

A very underrated band, I love Kat on this jam

[@Mo-MuttMusic]

Hadn't heard this in a while. Forgot it had appeared on a "Beavis" episode. It rocks. Babes in Toyland deserved a bigger following. Shawn R., Mo-Mutt Music/Sacred & Secular

[@krisfrederick5001]

First album I bought by them in 11th grade (2000) I was huge into Nirvana and started a band because of Kurt. He's the only reason I knew about them

[@jakesmommy09]

Saw this video in an episode of Beavis and Butthead, and I really liked it...thank you Beavis and Butthead!

[@steliokontos1180]

Same here!! Glad there is someone else on this planet that was there too 🤙

[@vietnamd0820]

@@steliokontos1180 Yep, I’m rewatching old episodes of Beavis and Butthead and made it here as well 👍👍

[@grahamduggan8476]

Same! Whoa! These chicks kick ass! Uh huh huh!

[@angryhedgehog5813]

I went out and bought the CD the next day... lol

[@glennicide]

Fire! Fire! Yeah Fire!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@sphynxkittens]

lucky enough to see them three times the last of which they hadnt been to london for about six years. They opened with this track I was third row the atmos was unbelievable. If I could see one gig again it would be that one, Thanks Kat cant you just come back one more time..

[@kylapaterson1084]

We're losing this beautiful Screaming Grunge Goddess to stage 4 liver failure and I'm not ready!

[@omfug7148]

so, so sad

[@Blooodhail]

I read she’s now on hospice care living out her final days :( I’m so fucking sad

[@cct4388]

@@Blooodhail she's in a care home now and seems to be doing better :)

[@_celestial_8752]

I hear she’s doing better!!!

[@williammatthews693]

@@_celestial_8752 I hope she's better. I knew my girl was strong!

[@cestlacecil]

Oh to travel back in time and watch them live

[@rikka80]

"You were born with glue instead of spine"

[@starfox1]

"spoin"

[@adamw116]

This band never got the attention it deserved during the Grunge period! They seemed to get lost in the shuffle just like L7, Throwing Muses, etc. I guess Hole was more commercially friendly and pushed more because of Nirvana's success.

[@takitogoestoNY]

They were pretty big in 92. I mean Warner signed them, I think they fell off the radar pretty quick cos they're not really radio friendly material.

[@fighterflight]

Hole was like a media creation because she was dating Kurt. The other bands had the street scene and the credibility. Back then it was not about getting on the radio that would be selling out (unless it was college radio). There was much more separation between mainstream and “punk” music scene back then.

[@anonmouse6337]

@@fighterflight hole existed before Kurt and their first album recieved a lot of critical acclaim. They were not a "media creation" whatever that means. Op is right that hole was more successful than bands like Babes in Toyland because they were more radio friendly (or became so).

[@cct4388]

@@fighterflight from what i gather Hole had more cred pre Kurt/Live Through This, the latter especially

[@marveldc5146]

I just found this band and holy shit!! I can’t believe I’m in my 30s and never heard of this band

[@edwinner100]

I found a vintage shirt of babes in toy land with the fairy girl and little babies surrounding her I haven’t been able to find any listings and it’s one of the rarest shirts I own

[@searcherholic3473]

Great sound great voice

[@eddvil87]

Que buena banda que me compartió mi Mila! ❤️ Hoy Sábado 1 de Rocktubre 2022! 🦎🤙🏻

[@DrownSodaMejia]

Lmao the way these people here thrive on Courtney Love hate 😂😂 “Love and Bjelland have had a long and complex relationship. They are sometimes referred to as "friends/enemies." In 1992, Bjelland accused Love of stealing the Kinderwhore look, which was marked by a combination of lacy lingerie and school girl clothing. Bjelland and Love eventually made amends. Bjelland collaborated with Love on the track "I Think That I Would Die" on Hole's second album, Live Through This. In a recent interview, Bjelland was asked if the song "Bruise Violet" was written about Courtney Love. Her response was no, and that "Violet" was a muse that both she and Love wrote about.” GET. OVER IT!

[@julesvan]

Not to mention both kat and courtney copied The Divinyls singer in their mid-eighties bands, Sugar Babydoll / Pagan Babies, where they were using the dresses Courtney got from Paramount Studios when she worked in the dressing department. Nonsense!

[@Pickles717]

i love the look of her eyes up close in the camera 😆

[@athenarose533]

ADORE THIS SONG!!!

[@bels10]

I was lucky enough to meet Lori at the bar when they played in Perth. The best gig ever!

[@crashpalace4834]

So glad I got to see them live with Kyuss, Reverend Horton Heat, and White Zombie.

[@andrewmeilinger6203]

That sounds like an epic show.

[@JOHNWILLIAMS-yw5iv]

I love babes in toyland and i felt, at the time, this video didnt capture them well. Love the tune tho.

[@saracompassi8385]

I saw this band on beavis& butthead in 1993 . And fell in love with them . There one of my favorite bands ..❤

[@oopsibrokethecow]

I still love these gals!

[@35k0]

she has psychedelic eyes! and rockin' attitude!

[@123cillitbang]

She's hamming it up for the music video for the single. It's acting, dude

[@brandonhollon3010]

Beautiful.

[@kennyboy4401]

How unsettling... Brilliant 90's alternative band

[@starrraven9619]

Loved it then and still love it now

[@72melmo]

Their version of 'All by myself' has to be heard to be believed! I dare anyone out there to play it at a wedding, lol.

[@juni999]

Miss this ❤️

[@edwinner100]

I have the fontanelle vintage shirt it has a fairy girl and little babies surrounding her and the fontanelle back hit

[@andrewmccombs7347]

Really good stuff. Been meaning to check them out for like 30 years lol.

[@meowmeowmeow456]

sounds sinister, creepy, I TOTALLY LOVE IT

[@paulkimbro7402]

Turn this way way up, as time goes by this gets better🤙

[@PsmithNick]

The motorcycles at the end are awesome. It's like that one Motley Crue video, but 90s.

[@beefsoda1]

Awesome song.

[@lars_ulrich]

Kat Bjelland is a gift to rock n roll music. Her banshee like screams send shivers down my spine not to mention the rusty sounds her guitar delivers is the definition of 'grunge'. It's heartbreaking she keeps getting compared to a talentless hack known as Courtney Harri - excuse me, Courtney "Love".

[@adrianreid-robertson9170]

Loved Babes in toyland!!! 😀

[@kat8133]

watching this at 13 yrs old changed me fr

[@scottroffman2325]

If not for Beavis and Butthead, I'd NEVER would have heard of Babes in Toyland.......Thank you, Beavis and Butthead.

[@jasminegale6108]

If not for Ian Astbury mentioning them in an interview i would never have heard of them

[@slayer5233]

Amazing song!

[@jengapuppy]

THIS IS SO GOOD

[@craigoz1950]

I'm gay but I would marry Kat Bjelland then and now.

[@ellieknight3428]

Craig Oz YES CRAIG

[@ellieknight3428]

although I hope u have a lovely guy who treats u right 💕

[@erinbowjoe5973]

You got this thing that Really makes me hot You got a lot and more When you get caught You got this thing that Follows me around You little bitch well I hope your insides rot Liar, liar, liar You see the stars through Eyes lit up with lies You got your stories All twisted up with mine You got this thing that Follows me around You were born with glue Instead of spine Liar, liar, liar You, of thee I sing Well ha ha ha, tied to a string You got this thing that Follows me around You got this thing that Really makes me hot You get a lot and more When you get caught Bruise violet Bruise violet Bruise violet You got this thing that Follows me around You see the stars through Eyes lit up with lies You little bitch well I hope your insides rot Liar, liar, liar

[@putitback4789]

I wonder what Courtney could have had that would warm Kat up. Being tied to a string is a real bitch

[@robinstewarthood1378]

A love song

[@isabelcastaneda1466]

I read is about Courtney Love

[@BDX169]

This Album Is Awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@redlaserfox3988]

2024 loves Babes

[@danielpayne500]

it is one of those classics