michaeledward1212

I'm so impressed with Rebecca's Crumbs and her entire debut album, Let Her Burn. The album as a whole reflects her greatest inspirations (Madonna and Lady Gaga) while also dabbling with hyper pop sounds popularized by SOPHIE and PC Music. Crumbs is by far the highlight of Rebecca's debut, with a breakdown similar to Björk's Crystalline, and an addictive chorus a la Bad Romance. Rebecca has risen like a Phoenix from the ashes of Friday, and given birth to one of the best songs of the decade so far. I knew Rebecca had promise based on her debut EP Rebecca Black Was Here, but this song is just on a whole new level of talent that most pop stars can't even comprehend.

For many slurpers, this was was our first encounter with the iconic entity known as Cupcakke. The rapper did more than just shake the table with her acclaimed debut mixtape *** Cake, she shook the world. In the years following Cupcakke's debut, others have unsuccessful tried to emulate her signature raunchy rapping style with varying degrees of success. As the views numbered and the mitosis of the future began, slurpers realized that Cupcakke's talent was not temporal. It is eternal. The story of Cupcakke did not end with 'Deepthroat' though. To date, the iconoclast has released 3 mixtapes and 4 full length studio albums as an independent artists with a devoted fandom, numerous viral hits and even more viral remixes.

EEAAO totally lived up to the hype for me. Michelle Yeoh was beyond amazing, and the Daniels showed their fluency in cinematic and visual language to the point that every scene begs to be re-watched. Talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show-stopping, spectacular, totally unique, never the same, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference...