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You need to calm down is 3 years old, how would you say it aged?
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It's a fun bop, but not the first song I think of when it comes to pride. While I love Tay's music, it does feel a little less genuine, and performative. Lover feels like ages ago, though. Isn't YNTCD 4 years old, not 3?
Oh damn, I was wrong with the year.
Yeah that's how I feel, it meant a lot when it first came out, but the lack of continuing substance makes it feel a bit cheaper. Not standing up for lgtbq on her tour especially, the silence has been disappointing to me honestly