Jump to content
question

Worst Album Titles of Female Singers


ANVEEROY

Featured Posts

LordEnigma
7 minutes ago, Possibly Maybe said:

YES, and "SOS" was on her second album so anyone who says they're flop albums must have been born in 2005 and missed the slayage. 

Wasn't Unfaithful a big hit too? All my friends knew it.

Link to post
Share on other sites

  • Replies 256
  • Created
  • Last Reply
whore
4 minutes ago, Alexander Levi said:

Wasn't Unfaithful a big hit too? All my friends knew it.

Yes but I couldn't remember which album it was on, it's on her second. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

KyliesChild
34 minutes ago, Possibly Maybe said:

I love Erykah Badu with all my heart but I've been listening to Mama's Gun for a few years now and I couldn't tell you what the title means. It references a poem from the booklet that she wrote but the poem doesn't make any sense 

CjDGt6xUkAUWnWH.jpg

If someone could explain this, including the "that's mama's gun" line, that would be great 

What's the title, Mama's Gun, mean? 


Most of the time, you don't even know your mamma have a gun, you know? And when she pulls it out, and shows it to you, it's something serious. And the way life is to me right now, we're at a very detrimental time. Our sons and daughters are going to need something to take with them for protection. So they can put my album in they holster, or on they lap, or on they seat. It would be a better thing to have, you know? So that's the explanation. 

erykah-badu-celebrates-20-years-of-badui

 

The listener is made to feel as if they stumbled onto the open diary of a woman who has poured her soul into the pages so everything she says is in her point of view; and although it's invasive the album was crafted in that sort of way because the topics discussed are rather confessional; and who's the first person you go to when you need advice or want to be nurtured? A warrior is typically independent and has a “every man for itself" philosophy and a mother tries their best to protect their children in any circumstance so when she does “let her focus change" it is that side of her instead of the warrior persona she's immersed herself into. Mama’s Gun offers a more pointed, sustained, and grounded statement about what it means to get tired of waiting out and wading through the wretchedness of urban blight, the perpetual threat of police brutality and lethal force, the baggage from bad relationships and more.

Link to post
Share on other sites

whore
1 minute ago, Skai Jackson said:

What's the title, Mama's Gun, mean? 


Most of the time, you don't even know your mamma have a gun, you know? And when she pulls it out, and shows it to you, it's something serious. And the way life is to me right now, we're at a very detrimental time. Our sons and daughters are going to need something to take with them for protection. So they can put my album in they holster, or on they lap, or on they seat. It would be a better thing to have, you know? So that's the explanation. 

erykah-badu-celebrates-20-years-of-badui

 

The listener is made to feel as if they stumbled onto the open diary of a woman who has poured her soul into the pages so everything she says is in her point of view; and although it's invasive the album was crafted in that sort of way because the topics discussed are rather confessional; and who's the first person you go to when you need advice or want to be nurtured? A warrior is typically independent and has a “every man for itself" philosophy and a mother tries their best to protect their children in any circumstance so when she does “let her focus change" it is that side of her instead of the warrior persona she's immersed herself into. Mama’s Gun offers a more pointed, sustained, and grounded statement about what it means to get tired of waiting out and wading through the wretchedness of urban blight, the perpetual threat of police brutality and lethal force, the baggage from bad relationships and the sometimes oppressive voices inside one’s own head. 

I got chills reading that thank you so much :hug:

Link to post
Share on other sites

GypsyBabe
3 hours ago, SHOOKGA said:

All of taylor swifts albums

I hated 1989. I mean, its the year of my birth, so thats cool. But the cover with T.S. 1989 always made me think of the Tiananmen Square 1989 protests. :air: Which is oftentimes abbreviated to T.S. 1989. 

⚯͛
Link to post
Share on other sites

Smother Em Eh

Like all of Mariahs! 

Get Applause & G.U.Y to 1B views!
Link to post
Share on other sites

6 hours ago, SHOOKGA said:

1 9 8 9 the year when a disaster was born

Poor 1989...

I was born in 1989 :madge:

But yeah, I hate snakes, too :giggle:

English isn’t my first language, so please excuse any mistakes
Link to post
Share on other sites

Hades

Anything Meghan Trainor and Taylor swift related. 

J' lo - AKA

MDNA sorry Madge it's really uninspired.

I also don't usually like self-titled albums.

 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Lady Palutena

Dangerous Woman and Yours Truly

giphy.gif

Adoremus in caelum, Palutena. Dea luminis.
Link to post
Share on other sites

juju

Lana's albums aside from Honeymoon have dumb titles :awkney: 

Born to Die like could you be any more obvious :awkney: 

Ultraviolence lmao ok Clockwork Orange headass :awkney: 

❤ x ❤
Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


×
×
  • Create New...