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Selenators hate ISILYF just because Benny but instead of realising that Selena's music literally never had production as incredible as Ojos Tristes, Don't Wanna Cry etc before, they're busy trashing it. atp her plan of retiring from music wasn't wrong

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It’s a great album They just hate anything

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I genuinely love this album. Skipless, even ICGE has a place right there.

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Selenators can complain all they want, Selena is gonna do whatever she wants as she always has. It’s all good 😉

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The whole album is a MASTERPIECE and her best skip less album but y’all ain’t ready for that conversation

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I don’t hate it I just hate how they paying it dust so many songs have so much potential

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they will never be satisfied

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it's one of selena's best albums they need to be fr

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I love this album... but radios in Europe don't play it, what a shame.... karma will get you @Interscope 🖕

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imo the album wasn't bad at all...it's the messy rollout! Ojos Tristes will go down as one of the classics MARK MY WORDS but who tf wanted a 4 yr old song, the collabs not being credited, she could've HAD IT ALL 😭

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ISILYF era was literally fun and exciting especially at the beginning it is for sure better than rare era and we all know it's because of Benny Regardless of his obvious Beneficial reasoning but at least he made it enjoyable era

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So you've never listened to Sticky Fingaz before and the first time you hear him rap is when he outshined Eminem in shock value acting as psychotic as possible..... I get the initial response, but leaping to that conclusion is just wrong. Encourage you to actually go listen to his music before making assumptions. Sticky ain’t for everyone but he’s one of the greats in a lot of people’s books. One of the most underrated storytellers of all time.

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