Addison Rae had no business serving this hard

[FfFfFfFF 56,245]

For me 'Addison' is slowly becoming a pop classic in the truest sense of the word and one of my all time favorite albums. I have been listening to this album for the entirety of the summer and actually still do, and it still sounds fresh and replayable. I know it didn't really pull numbers, but artistically and musically the record was groundbreaking. Even the songs that felt weaker on the first listen grew immensely on me. Aquamarine is like glitter in musical form, Times Like These is hypnotic, In The Rain is the perfect glossy midtempo dance song, Headphones On is peak trip hop with indie tinges. We were not ready for this POP EXCELLENCE and I genuinely can't wait to hear more music from her.  Should the other girlies be scared? Share your thoughts below.

 

[Addison Rae 16,878]

Thank you 

[elsamars 1,877]

She’s my hero 

[Mirrion Rizzons 11,555]

I'm surprised how much I still play this album 3 months later - on the other hand, marina's new album which came out on the same day I haven't played any of it since like maybe 2 weeks after it was released

[Teletubby 150,650]

50 minutes ago, Addison Rae said:

Thank you 

i thought you were OP and thanked yourself

[MountainMonster 811]

Whatever she’s serving, it’s not for me. Too soft and coo-ey with no grit and choruses are not bombastic enough for me. It’s like an album full of hair, body, face. 

[popkulture 321]

She has a good team around her, for sure.

I find the adoration for her to be fascinating and slighlty delusional. She's talented, sure, but I'll wait to see how much longevity she has in a few years.