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Evergreen
11 Crazed, Crazy & Insane Songs | Playlist
11 Crazed, Crazy & Insane Songs features crazy, insane songs from artists including Janelle Monáe, Lil Pump, and Sofi Tukker.
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33 Album Covers Where the Men Show Some Skin
33 ALBUM COVERS WHERE THE MEN SHOW SOME SKIN is exactly what it says it is: the men show some skin on the album artwork 🤩.
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Music
Panic! At the Disco, Say Amen (Saturday Night) | Track Review 🎵
The ever-theatrical Brendon Urie and Panic! At the Disco returns announce a new album, ‘Pray for the Wicked,’ led by promo single, “Say Amen (Saturday Night).”
Music
Panic! At the Disco, ‘(F**k a) Silver Lining’ | Track Review 🎵
The ever-theatrical Brendon Urie and Panic! At the Disco returns announce a new album, ‘Pray for the Wicked,’ led by promo single, “(Fuck a) Silver Lining.”
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11 Truly Royal Songs | Playlist
‘11 Truly Royal Songs’ is comprised of 11 songs that feature royal-related words in their song titles, such as “king,” “queen,” or “princess.”
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10 Secular Hallelujah Songs | Playlist 🎧
We examine “10 Secular Hallelujah Songs,” most of which aren’t appropriate for Sunday morning church service.
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Album 💿
Panic! At the Disco, Death of a Bachelor | Album Review 💿
Panic! At the Disco excel on their 5th studio LP, Death of a Bachelor, delivering a multitude of eccentric, entertaining & thrilling moments.
Music
Panic! At The Disco, Hallelujah | Track Review 🎵
Latest Panic! At The Disco single, “Hallelujah,” ranks among the deepest songs of the alternative band’s decade-long career.