CUNTISSIMO

You must check out Delta; she just competed in Eurovision and got a lot of acclaim for her performance. Her discography is amazing. A good evolution:

Child of the Universe by Delta Goodrem (2012) Child of the Universe was Delta Goodrem's fourth studio album and it was horribly handled. Sony Music Australia fumbled this damn album so bad. The space between the lead (April) and album (October) releases was ridiculous. The album should have come in June 2012, not October. The album is full of amazing songs and single-worthy material, but it is painfully obvious how the focus was more on her being a coach on The Voice Australia. Here is how I would have fixed the era: Singles March 2012: Sitting on Top of the World June 2012: Dancing with a Broken Heart October 2012: Child of the Universe February 2013: War on Love June 2013 – reissue lead: Heart Hypnotic September 2013: Love thy Will Be Done

https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxXEROqVVpBRd7NDiUBdBxRlwkZSNY7aYR

I suppose we can attribute that to Madonna's work. Until more visuals are available, this'll do for me. But anything is better than what Warner thought was worthy of release.

Love Paracin eye drops for my mouth. Yes. Love it. PARACINLOVESFLOPS for life.

Top tier AI. Truly.

A lovely rework and fuck her body always tea.

Damita Jo by Janet Jackson (2004) Inspired by @Capsule in the General Chat, I am tackling the singles and promotion of Damita Jo, the eighth studio album by Janet Jackson. Developed as a concept album, "All Nite (Don't Stop)", "My Baby" and "R&B Junkie" were all contenders for leads, but "Just a Little While" was ultimately chosen and quickly pushed aside for "I Want You", despite radio being interested in "Sexhibition", "Island Life", "Thinkin' 'Bout My Ex", and "My Baby". The pieces were there for a really magnificent era, even despite the unjust Super Bowl blacklisting. Here is how I would have fixed the era: Singles November 2003: All Nite (Don't Stop) February 2004: R&B Junkie / Just a Little While May 2004: Sexhibition August 2004: Thinkin' 'Bout My Ex November 2004: I Want You March 2005: Island Life July 2005: SloLove

Brave by Jennifer Lopez (2007) Much like Rebirth, Brave was not a weak album. However, similar to its predecessor, the album's single selections and overall promotion left both the general public and her fans disappointed. I never stood by the last-minute decision to swap "Hold it Don't Drop It" for "Do It Well" as the lead. Plus, Lopez's eventual pregnancy caused all promotion to cease. Additionally, the use of "Miles in These Shoes" for Desperate Housewives really was a missed opportunity to capitalise on it as a single from the project. However, there were steps I could have taken to guarantee the album maintained a strong release and some longevity, and then Lopez could still have taken her break ahead of the Love? project. This is accomplished considering that Como Ama una Mujer had been released in 2006 as it was first intended, allowing most of 2007 for the promotion of Brave, which would have been released in May in this timeline. Singles February 2007: Hold It Don't Drop It May 2007: Stay Together September 2007: Mile in These Shoes January 2008: Brave / Wrong When You're Gone July 2008: Forever October 2008: Gotta Be There

Stupid decision. Inexcusable. But what she needs is help, and people around her won't excuse her disgusting behaviour.