Which Popstar Documentary Have You Seen?

[Chromatica Island 8,517]

One sequin at a time

[JustifyMyLove 2,593]

GF2, truth or dare and I’m going to tell you a secret 

[steven 5,957]

None and I still haven’t watched 5F2 and ASIB 

[LaLuna 12,732]

Also Amy and Whitney

[shame 25,360]

27 minutes ago, Doot said:

Saw Taylor's. Solidified my dislike for her. 

omg how?? exblain

i saw it and it actually made me dislike her less... 

but then again, i didn't see the whole thing, i watched a reaction to it

[Magui 2,628]

I only saw Gaga's documentary.  

[RahrahWitch 6,985]

I've only seen Gaga's and Amy's, Both were Amazing.

[JRCF29 8,202]

Popstar: never stop never stopping

[Doot 2]

18 minutes ago, shame said:

omg how?? exblain

i saw it and it actually made me dislike her less... 

but then again, i didn't see the whole thing, i watched a reaction to it

I was turned off initially when it starts and they do the flashbacks to her as a kid and growing up where she talks about basically her main driving force throughout her entire life is what others think of her, and that she's basically doing anything she can in order to receive praise. 

Then the part with her acting like it was some huge traumatic event that reputation didn't garner any main category Grammy nominations (probably because it wasn't a very good album but that's neither here nor there). As if people don't fight tooth and nail to even get ANY Grammy nominations, and Taylor, who has dominated the Grammys for years and years much to the annoyance is many people who think it's unfair, get a damn grip girl. 

She then proceeds to complain how people accuse her of being calculated, when literally every single thing in the doc shows that she IS calculated. Even that whole scene with making a political statement. She didn't say a damn word for years because she wanted to play both sides. She had the country music fans which are historically Republican, and then did her little pop cross over and got the Democrats and the gays, and only when everyone else is making statements, does she suddenly want to speak up. 

"I want to come out on the right side of history!" Which translates to: "The public is leaning this way and in the future I want to be in the books as agreeing with the winning party so that people will like me!"

Blegh. 

She's got some bops tho.

[Smother Em Eh 7,128]

Gaga’s, Britney’s, & Katy’s. I also saw Amy’s!  

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5ft2 is the only correct answer here

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On 6/20/2020 at 5:38 PM, Doot said:

I was turned off initially when it starts and they do the flashbacks to her as a kid and growing up where she talks about basically her main driving force throughout her entire life is what others think of her, and that she's basically doing anything she can in order to receive praise. 

Then the part with her acting like it was some huge traumatic event that reputation didn't garner any main category Grammy nominations (probably because it wasn't a very good album but that's neither here nor there). As if people don't fight tooth and nail to even get ANY Grammy nominations, and Taylor, who has dominated the Grammys for years and years much to the annoyance is many people who think it's unfair, get a damn grip girl. 

She then proceeds to complain how people accuse her of being calculated, when literally every single thing in the doc shows that she IS calculated. Even that whole scene with making a political statement. She didn't say a damn word for years because she wanted to play both sides. She had the country music fans which are historically Republican, and then did her little pop cross over and got the Democrats and the gays, and only when everyone else is making statements, does she suddenly want to speak up. 

"I want to come out on the right side of history!" Which translates to: "The public is leaning this way and in the future I want to be in the books as agreeing with the winning party so that people will like me!"

Blegh. 

She's got some bops tho.

the way that you spilled

i'd be careful if i were you though