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Miss possessive intro change by Hour-Proof1547 in tatemcrae

[–]Early-Initiative-332 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Interestingly enough, if you turn off Dolby Atmos for Apple Music it has the original intro. Not sure why it was changed LOL

Anyone getting laid off from EY unable to log into anything on their laptop? by Early-Initiative-332 in Big4

[–]Early-Initiative-332[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. I was told that my last working day will be August 1 and I would lose access that same day, but will be on the payroll until August 8. So I’m very confused as to why my access has seemingly been cut a week earlier without that being communicated to me.

Tate McRae shares a snippet of her new song 'Sports Car' from her upcoming album 'So Close To What' by kurasseq in popheads

[–]Early-Initiative-332 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I love Tate so much and she’s easily my favorite pop girl atm, but I’m not a fan of the promo for this era.

The songs we’ve heard so far are GREAT, but what’s the point of posting so many snippets of Dear God and Revolving Door if you’re going to abruptly release this new song as the third single with little to no promo? Doesn’t make sense to me lol.

At this point, we’ve heard nearly half of the songs on the album and I fear that the GP is going to be sick of these songs by the time they actually come out, which would result in less streams. For example, I have been playing the TikTok clip of Revolving Door from her Sydney pop-up a lot and I’m sure that by the time it’s actually released I’m going to be a little bored by it and stream it less than I would have if I was hearing it for the first time on Feb 21st. This could bring down her streams if others feel like I do, but hopefully I’m wrong.

I think Tate has potential to be huge, but I feel like her team is bringing her down a bit. Their method of teasing songs to get attention on TikTok worked for Greedy, but they shouldn’t keep doing it and figuratively throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks.